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OUNIMIO explaned that that requect had been forwarded $ Mr. Higgs, but as he had no opinion to offer, and as he had no thing whatever to do with newspaper., he considered he could not ha expected to make himself a party in any investigation concern. ire any statement which they published, for which they were . amenable, and not hint. He also obje-teil to attending on the con. sideration that he had only performed his duty as a public Idicer, and the quetition was not by any means part of his ju risdiction. The CHAIRMAN suggested the propriety of another application to Mr. Higgs tur a copy of the depositions. Mr. GUNN INO then read the answer of Mr. Bell (the surgeon who was described in the inquest as having been consulted on the ease of Hammond by his friends. and to have given an opinion tan tamount to a charge of gross neglect, and unskilful and improper vestment by the surgeons of the hospital), which is as follows : " Sir,—l am entirely ignorant of the circumstance to which you allude, unless it refers to what I read yesterday in the .11erning Chromiele ; nor do I remember to have expressed any opinion on that subject. •• Be pleased to tell me of whom this Committee is composed for if the objtct is to repel the calumnies expressed in the news papers, 1 shall consider myself bound to attend. " I ant, Sir, &c. " CHARLES BELL. ".Mr. Gunning, Secretary, St. George's Hcapital." The Sec AAAAAA said this was the rebult of the correspondence which had taken place. :11r. PITMAN. the House Surgeon,(under whose care and direc tion the deceased Hammond was) he-re came forward, and hoped the Governors would by every means or examinations in their power ascertain whether the charges against him, individually, and the Governors of the Hospital generally, were founded in factor otherwise. (Hear.) He was moat anxious for the fullest investigation, and he was confident that the result would prove the surgical treatment to have been the same pursued in all such aces Ilk Pitman retired from the board room. d Mr. Greg ory, _ —.led by its . being mittee woul d receive Mr. Bailey's evidence. Ann Ilaniilton, a servant in his family, was then called and ex amined, who deposed to having been the deceased five or six. limos while in the Hospital ; he complained of his knee being so sightly bound up, that he was in dreadful pain. During the several times she saw him, he was only once fit to be seen ma a patient ought to be; his shirt, sheets, and every necessary about him, was filthy, and dirty; coming close to him was impossible, from the intolerable smell. Ile complained to witness of not having been washed. She went to the nurse and told her ; but the nurse said the Sur geons would not permit it, as it disturbed him much.—The young woman did not vary in her statemect, although closely questioned by several of the Governors. Mary Howard, housemaid to Mr. Bailey, visited deceased fre quently ; saw him nine times previous to his death ; he often com plained of a want of clean linen, and of not being washed as often as he could wish. IVitness did not think it necessary to remonstrate with the nurses or any other person belonging to the establishment on that poipt ; witness once uttered to procure water from a closet to wash deceased's hands and arms, agreeable to his express re quest, but was reproved by the n u rse for so doing, who said that it was the doctor's orders he should not he disturbed. Witness did not mention the foulness of the deceased's appearance to her 'pit iless until after hi. death. The deceased had told her that atter the bandage was taken off the knee, he found a great deal less pain than before. Never beard hint express a wish to be removed from the Hospital, except in &general way, when he once said, " I hope I shall soon be able to get out.". He complained of a want of drink, but not of food. Witness thought the bandage had been too tightly drawn, the patient seemed in great misery whilst it was on, and certainly felt relieved on its removal. Mr. Fr LIAR begged to ask ?fr. Bailey, if on learning the fact of the deceased's titan being neglected, did be mention the circum stance to any of .the medical officers of the establishment ? Mr. BATLEY—I did not—l had no opportunity. .31r. Flu ta.e&--Diel you communicate it to any of the Governors? Mr. BAILET—No, certainly not—l had no personal acquaint pavemeio repaired. Mr. LAW—Pray, Mr. Kelly, when you so cleansed the mews did you no! also take away the dunghills'' Kelly—No sir: I wanted to take theM away. but dared not. I applied to the Vestry, who said I might do it at my own risk.— They would not sanction it as the proprietors wore noblemen of great wealth. Dashwood, Esq. sworn, stated that he had seen that part of the Harley-street side of the mews repaired, and believed it to he by the workmen of the parish, and that be heard tite watchman call the hour there. 3lr. LAw —Why then, you only state that a watchman calls the hour, anal one melancholy gas light illuminates the mews, and you noticed the pavement being bad, and noticed it to the vestry. r. VELERES, Said, be believed it was lighted by the parfait. Mr. LAW said, he had the law before him, and that it appeared to be given to the vestry to set the place to rights. Ile should show by the .57th Geo. 111. that it was not a public highway, nor was it devoted to the public. I shall now, Sir, quote the 37th Geo. 111. and as that affects the local Act of St. Mary-la-bonne, I shall now refer to the case of " Wood v. flail," decided in 1822. The 27th of Oen. 111. drew a distinction between streets and other places for the utility of the subject. It was manifest that there was a great distinction, which was wade iii the 54th of (leo. I 1 I. whereby the places! not paved are not mentioned ; but in the !itch sec. it gives them a right to pave but in places where any Magistrate can take cognizance, it being property not under parochial control. Mr. Law here again impressed the decision of '• Wood v. Bab," that a ;dace being used. that the parish cannot take away the Ire of the right of the lessee, and that it is not belonging to the public, but only to those by whom it is occupied. I beg leave again. Sir, to say, this is not a thoroughfare mentioned in the 84th sec this said street or public place, in which horses and carriages are passing. The premises of Mr. Comae were leased to him for the term of ninety-nine years, and certainly could not be ' come public property until they would the soil. Mr. Law contended, that it was by no means a highway, as it would be proved by the decision of Lord Chief Justice Abbott, in the case have submitted to you, off , , Scilly. The Hercules ' Grass, from Odle for Alicant, run r.gr0....a.1 it Hopper Orundel on the 17th ult. during a drcaurul •tor:-.,, a:a afterwards put into Oottenburgh ; she must unload nudrepa The Apollo, Ostermarck. from St. Übes for the 'Uhl% rat aground at the entrance of Wisby harbour on the 3dtli ult. bit was got off, after taking out part of her cargo ; she roust repair. The Ida. Tyler, from Jamaica; New Thoma s , from Items , taxa ; and the Ellice, from Grenada, arc supposed to have arr.vtit in the Channel. The first stone of an Episcopal Chapel, to lie creeksl a' Kilburn, was laid on Wednesday. The necessary prt - slows arrangements had been made with great earn. A large tent overhung the place where the stone was eo laid, and a platform was erected for the accornmoe.nt:on of the spectators, and covered with carpet. FIRE IN LORTI'S CRICK Sr GROUNE).—AbC4t one yesterday morning, a fire broke out in a large building c alled in • the Pavillion. erected the cricket ground near the schoeder the , orphans of the clergy. on the St. John's Wood-road. Feriel ttbl• nature of the materials, which were chiefly of wood. althoughlately enlarged and beautified at a great expense. the fire in a very shaft' time defied the power of the tire engines and water, if there had been a sufficient supply of the latter, which happened not to be :ha case. In about an hour aml a half after the commencement of th, tire. the whole Pavilion was reduced to a heap of ruins, KK%irg oel, the foundation, which is about three feet. high of hrick work. So ptivong was the tire, that the wooden rail, round the building wkr ,. partly destroyed. There was a very valuable wine cellar welt stiordi. in the Pavillion. belonging to the gentlemen of the variosiselutss - who frequently play in the ground, which shared the mime fate .with the building. Happily no houses were near enouth the spin. to be In the least danger, but some of the trees .in.fhe adjoining mounds _ were scorched. To-day a grand mends of dirket WWI tit Wife • been played between the young gentlemen of Eton and Harrow schools. • •• • % 1 / 4 4., . t .. . ..... • .. .., ._• •• .. ~ ~..........., .. ...._ . • ... • .. •, et , 4‘5 . ,..: • :,.. .T.E„ „it i`:: , 3 •1 . ,4- 1 % t . , t- - -4,,, /;' ,/ • e ---- ' . Z . --,- - ...1-P2--.J ,1 / / f.,,,, • ‘_.. Z_d - ' ~e " ..,,,,..t......... 6,-z...-_, C:71,-a.-- , / . / . 44.-. , ..4...-. T .,-. , 4 4 i.--,0- 1 .. ..." .' i? ~/7 1/... ..) : -* ci. i.. .-4 -' - -- . , • . ......., - - . -,-. _ .., 1,4,, go stC , --"w' / • • • 7 f • , iis t' . 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JULY 30, .1825• • . . • Piice 7d. 1 1 .. _ . _______ _ e__—.......-,..._......, i 1 'II Sonic conversatkie .• . - lidi s tdble. as to the beet mode of *ace with any of those Imatleman, but I o nce asked to see the I Sir, and Juebee Bayley, Holroyd, and 'Lord Chief JaStiere Best £4.1? INDIA 110triE, .lulu 87, 18115. SALES BY AUCTION. proceeding, when .. ••, .!'"•• '• I " •- ' . . 1 House Surgeon, with a view of taking down hi r eply to my in- I coincided, that a lessee might put up a bar against every person, THE Co art of' Di reckon- or' 'flee United Comport" of A Governor (we .. taileassagydsmagbe the gratsgsous 1 quit but but he was not then in the way, and I was s forced to leave ; but for paving and lighting; here I have the concurrence of the Merehents ojEnglawd trotting to the east Indies to hereby Improved Rent of 21/. per annum , remarks on what was. tit' leading articleat dm Crietartiek town; On my ceturnolte dame was dead. LEASEHOLD HOUSE. BERWICK-STREET, SOHO.I Bench, where a bar can be put on a place, although it had fee some n ovo Notice. . That the Committee of Buying and Warehouses will be ready, By Alters. DAWSON and CAFE. ought flit to be colloid ' se, on the very day that article W. Crumps. a the deceased very often ; hesrd time been a public thoroughfare. I bee leave to sa that any an Wettexsnar , the 10th August, 1625, to receive Proro•tals in At Getaway's, on TUESDAY NEXT, at IL so loudly called en die Saud tee Ideptirj,• fitat nonewliper had the I him complain isegtect If his personal comforts in the gentlemen is liable to the fine of 51. 'co; washing his caeriuge or advertisement of the Governeeikewiling due arsaadvs, I thee were Hospitals he heard him once try to have his hands .and arms 'having his horse brushed outside his stable door, and I therefore • T HE LEASE of a brick-built DIVE LLING HOUSE, e r eo u ng. (sealed no) from such persons as may be wiling to supply with a . other remarks which would ootoialy require refutation-et washed ; the none then bald, he should have soap and towel, from thi ak a t p h a at bl w ie li h a ig t I hwa ha good show-snop. work-shop, and private entrance, Tice CHAIRMAN said, he most apologise for interupting the home or from bus friends; the /slily towel allowed by the 'Hospital , ing I the Corneal . with CAPS FOR SOLDIERS, HELMETS, AND REGIMEN- situate No. 5, on the east side of Berwick -meta, !Bobo; let on y ee i ro w e i e t d hou eo t dou b t , i n r isd iS if eves Governor in his observations, bin he put it to the raectlng, whether we the jack-towel or roller which hung kt the sink ; deceased told by such lawyers, I thi it incontrovertible• ever so berne Out this mews not be. TA I. BUTTONS ; lease to Mr. Joseph Hill, at a rent 0E731. 10s. per annum ; held it would not be mere worth {bar while, than wasting time in an witness thatbe asked to have Isis bed made once or twice, but that Mr. V. replied, but h)1 r• RAWLINSON said be would give it ri l . And that the conditions of the respecties Cannella. three in rim- fors term of Si years. at 524. 10e. pet annum. idl diseusai on upon any amilitatgotarks. ea MM. at Dace to; the. the nurse refused to do so; the derailed, oh the day before his some consideration before lie rave his decision, as the eloquence of be seen on application to the Clerk of the said Committee, 1 Shy be viewed till the Sale, when convenient to the tenant. of subject o f complaint, and sniff to A refutation o f some c h arges death, wee removed from hie own bed to one orbeisein a patient had I his Learned Friend (Mr. Law) on dila point required some diges. ben may mit e whom the Pummels must be let), bethre Eleven o'clock in the whom Particulars nue be had ; also. at Garrway's ; and of made in an article in the MON, Chrnkle, reflecting upon the died only the day before. .._ • ... a h ion o i lho a e ri i( d yi ; olc o et u ta l w d nas. b p e cirsc p o r we ep ,den . ar wi e u d ,ww t i o tt give hie de • eisnun on Wedneiday u . forenoon Odle said 10th day of August, 11325 ; after which hour the Messes. Deimos and Gafe, Great Marlborough -street. Conductors, Gnomon, sod fileilloonti of the Hospital. The meeting - CneraMAN-Ero you mean into Aar 411111 . 114141 M only on the 'next. ' ata Cerasiitleh will not receive any Tender: LONG LEASEHOLD HOUSES. BRIXTON. was called to coasitler of ehatotand as the interest of the public bedstead. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. i , By Olesons. DA WSON and CA FE. were most vitally concerned, hirwould recontrimad a diecussion- * Wit:lmre-I believe only to the bedstead. wer e anxious .i to di i n te g a i r n tb t e he de n c elibb ision: ur. At Garraway's, on TU'ESDA V NEXT, at 12. in One Lot, almost an abetract one, upon that particular questutio alone. A . br..ottErantlY-Lid you ever beer Abe deomead .... *spree a with • QT. KATHARINE DOCK COMP.ANY.—M a l t SIX LEASEHOLD brick-built DWELLINGS, ci- charge had heels made. whit t, Ilterie,dlspluyed the most palaahle to leave the Hospital ? 0 BOARD of the DI RE ( TORS of the St. Kathatire Dock tutor on the south side of Robert -street, opposite the White and wilful neglect, mid if net sese, - stemware a patinae and foil Witnewo-No, I did not. LIVERPOOI T . i Contvanl, held This 26th day of July, 1f123, Horse, North Brixton, let to Messrs. Baker, Bartlett, Fox, refutation. Gloat.) It was- fps slut the meeting had. beencatied, Samuel Rucklldge, Mr. Bailey's groom, as d hastnined, but • l' A j l• l 'l'Elu'.-- an dHun dr dirr i atn u agl a r' ' V n lit d ro'Aat lT Ye l r i fE l l fo rinve t:d : t pw.l F :llll l o ;r : ida, l'ink • Rewired. That the residue of the Capital Stock having been White, Walker, and Carter, at rents amounting to ITN. per an- it was for them solely to exambut and inquire into ;Jewess/nes in there was _lambing in Jib testimony of Illatertatdi nee fain" that Arrived t ‘ l V ie i C rid a ' r i l E f J rt . o k. t hin: t New or ; anis, H olmes , from New (Glean: h a:ile a : • that public Imitituttott, *Mat; if they reelly existed, it was peal- of the former minium, 'except that he observed a very offerlive 1 0 4 ei th st J o w n ao,oet. eubeenbed, Scrip Sheets, with a receipt for the amount of the de- White , ; held fors temp of 51 years, at SW . lic ltd. re annum. posit paid. be immediately honed to the subscribers. I May be viewed, till the Sale, when convenient to the tenants. of Peaty necessary intasediendly 40 check, and ft they never did e ffl uvium promeding froin the bed whet. Hemmed lay, erod es: ace= h am , f ' above resolution, the Seri Sheets will be In pursuance of the P I whom particulars may be had ; also of Messrs. Goren and Price, exist, and that the whets Mmis eadurany, than' It was for thery witness supposed, from Itsattention to his linen s and that.d . to pursue such meaaures as by a general resolution would be re. had eomma t aed to him of the smarms of, Itraback from lying .eu Nothing d o i ng in the Colton Market, pending the sales to-morrow '74 • ready for delivery THIS DAY, at this Office, or (man! . subse....; Solicitors, Orchard -street, Portman-square ; at Garraway's ; and . 'a. . ~ of T nifttil o r n 6 ;. ooo fro b n a l gs N ad ew ve o rt r itet lea l n . s, and the Emerald, for Heaton, gavot day. Satorday and Sunday excepted. between the hours of of Messrs. Dawson and Cafe, Great Marlborough. street. commended. (Hear.) « the wet sheet. , twelve and three. JOHN HALL, Secretary. m The . SEC h ßETAß l T 4 tleatee ndoe ctf it. t i ll C u l: icie sirman, rea d from the _ Mr.N ( E . SSIT -I have obtained a verirotirn cfspy of the verdict ' complained or. It from the Coroner . and I find that the Norton' Cfpnnick has given wore off Holyhead:lth July, with wind at N.E. and hazy. r, Austin.friars. LONG LEASEHOLD HOUSE, COACH-HOUSES. A.NIJ orients C folic e 1, T rk he,Silaa Richards, Holdrige, from Liverpool, arrived at New o 29th June. N.B. Interest at the rate of 4 per cent, per annum, is now STABLES. CROB$-STREET, SLOANE-STREET. was a long statement of an upsioJohn•Hammorid, in which an erroneous and garbled statement of it. ' . O weing upon the amount of the deposits made previous to April, By Messrs . DAWSON and CAFE, the Jurors had found that the deceased died from a eat on the Mr. Pirates observed that it was most daltable, if possibte, to tit ad auth , • enea,,_ roe f i i . u l t ri , l ,e en ar tets „i, ti e m d a a ,..P p o li t i ts ia , de a l od id.. the Stranger, Davis, from• Liver. 18:4• (By order of the Assignees of Meagre. Marsh and Co.) at Ron- knee, that his death was proddted by improper surgical treatment, get a copy of the Coroner's notes of evidence. way's, on TUBI3DAY NEXT, at 12, in Ole Lot, an d also it appeared he hsd Ileitalrept In a flit.hy State id the hoop'. • ERA* RogsLYN-It is certainty desirable tis - Vattniten, f r reM Liverpool, has arrived at Haiti- f T" BRITMH AND FORE I GH TOBACCO, A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, congesting of a Deelling- tat, in foul sheets and lie -vast never widaeW , arra hla wound 1.1. - es this vitally imetemam,gumskin,4MSM btanchin v idte .* ?w e " ; , .. NUFF, AND MAIKSFACTURING COMPANY re. .CI. house, N0.'14, corner of New-road and and two baud ' Amy nisr. It was also stetted that he tleo'd points tif attacic an the estnblistiment. The first to be more ' JuT ae lte Triton Cheerers, from Liver arrived • amm ku r acquaint tisi ta rittits fig a t husim. with - stables and dwell liar • tees the wherein Mather man had died. eonsidevett is the charge of neglect, in rnspect In /Mei, by the mune or ALLOYS! MIR at Mt ou lel* WarbiO laklatirOßa 14V - - Oita . e. ' NA* ' fil Meeting being now in possession of 1 nurses, and th e e second is with regard to the surgical treatment. ~ pool, at Charleston 2, st Eliza ind Abby, Seabee from from Liverpool, has arrived at Provi- oat yak. B y meta of its. Soot of ~ - ... *anent, held Rea term of 48 years, at a gibund mot per , - .be weiddlielt If theri was any, erson present reedy to Mr. BF II ik-It 1s not only an souk on the medical and ;Aber , 1 N. S. corst, „ See. pro. teen, annum. shit co is support of such Charges. officers of this establishment, but it is an imputation on the Di. o nnee,( R . I Dubl . ii ) :Packet, Newcome, from Dublin, has arrived at New - • May be viewed till the See, when convenient to the tenants. of A Georeitwott- Th ee appears no person present to support any rectors, on the management of it, and we are bound to sift it to the LIGHT and COKE COM- whom particulars may be had ; also of A. Gordon. Esq. 57. Old thaw, sa d we don't really know who are the proper persons to bottom ; justice and • humanity both demand a fair and patient Leonidas, AVard, from L• , eeepool, has arrive d at Batton, () Fs P l a, of firit h lee e .s e tr i ee A t, B- Blarkfriars. 29th July, 182:i. . Broad - street ; of Messrs. Hume and Smith. No. £l, Great James- aimace these charges against the surgeons of the hospital. investigation of the charge which has been made. ' . glee Notice , that. pnrwiant to the flub ftr.l s w of I street. Bedford-row ;at Elarraway's ; and of Means. Dawson and A Gzsrti.Exas said-Mr. Bailey has made those charges ;he Dr. CHAMBERS-The Morning Chronicle report gives • mach 1 do hereby The Janet, i . .ertoll, from • Liverpool, has arrived at Mars- Mill Company, ARCH I RA LD FREDERICK P A XTON, Esq. 'Cafe, Great 51arlbeough.street. ,is present, arid let him come forward and support than. more than was sworn to at the Inquest, and a very gnat attack is caibo. ' ore of the Proprietors of this Company, duly qualified. has given ORIENTAL CHINA, LINEN, PIANO-FORTE, LI- V. BAII.IrT, a gentlerisan of fortune residing at Brampton, in made in a separate editorial article; I beg to read at. V o i, i r r: hh k h e 7 m. . I 1 , The Levant, Stobo,'from Bangor, has arrived at Boston, in til O me entice in writing of his intention to stand for the OFFICE of* BRARY OF BOOKS, TRAVELLING CHARIOT, &c. whose ecoploy the deceased was, crime forward. Earl Rossixtr-I don't conceive that to be the question 'on day.. The CHAIR,' esr-Ntr Batley, .will you have the goodness to which this Board has to decide at present. This is not a Court or . Sailed July 27.-TheJohana, 11l alda. fir Dordt ; Wilheimina, 111 RECTOR. at the Election, which will take place at the emirs E. It. fur Elsinore ; Alexander, Ebeling, for ditto ; Campion. ' MR PHILLIPS respectfully announces , that on - • •14 Mel Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, in the County of Middlesex. on WEDNESDAY NEXT. Angost 3, at 1, he shall SUB- state to the gentlemen recent any instance of mismanagement or trial, for charges and defence. Our object is merely to ascertain neglect that has come within your observation, in this hospital, the truth or falsehood of what has been sepurted to have taken ' Fl e t c h e r , for Now Bruoswick ; Agnes, Belcher. for Newfound- place at the Coroner's Inquest as regards the unfortunate man. land ; Atlas, Clegg, for Pernambuco; Newport, Buttons, for os . FRIDAY. the 12th day of August next. (By order) RICHARD GUDE, Secretary. 3111 by AUCTION, at hie Great Rooms, New Bond -satinet, without restive, an assemblaee of useful and ornamental, oriental, towards the deceased Hammond or any other person. Mr. Bataan said. be came not as an enemy to that charitable That will he best explained by the C'oroner's notes, if he choose, to Stockholm ; Oscar, Strou, fun Elsinore; Betsey and Alary Ann. French. and other China ; or.molu clocks, plated ware ; a ward- institution , Oft the commey ; and would state di he knew upon the fu rn ish us with • copy of them. Som er a .• t i t i d le j o a f a o r r , N Thompson,ewfou nu! lan tb d t ENGLISH AND BRISTOL CHANNELS SHIP . roi , e of table and bed linen, and reeving apparel ; two fine-toned subject. " The man, Hammond, was in my mnploy, and It was then resolved that a letter should be written to Mr. Higgs, Mary; Q V ue u b le m a . n, Drew, for New York CANAL. • piano-fortes by esteemed makes.% ; a travelling chariot in good some weeks since with an accident. II e was removed for a minute ol' the evidence taken before him.a The Act of Parliament having passed, constituting the Sab- coddition ; ' and miscellaneous phials of furniture. . ' to some sergeoh'ul • ity, and from thence forwarded to the Thomas Nicholls, a patient, who slept in the same ward with s scribers a Corporation. Notice is hereby given, that Implication for Also, a mall Library of ehotee Books, Books of Ponta, Maps, SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE'. 1' Sheres in lieu of those forfeited by the neglect of Holders thereof hospital. The day he was taken there I celled and saw him, deceased, was then examined at great length. He could not per- The following communication yesterdaycationfrornrectehiseedFretat i L ch lo C yl o r n s su_l-e nuni &c. the Property of a gentlentan deceased. and from his anew my questions I expressed the pleasure I ceive that Hammond was ever ih want of anything. There was no General, in London, • to eseeive the deed, may be mile to Messrs. King and Lakin. May be viewed the day previo . us, and morning of Sale, and Ca- `felt at his being in grid hands. He said he had everything partreoularlv bad melt front Hammond's bed. The under sheet . No. 5, line's lon.square ; and to Mr. Clarke, Chard, Somerset, ogu tal es had at Mr. Phillips's.he wanted ; and'- 'horn the slight appearances of the sod- was very often changed. 'Witness experiencod on his part every " Sin-I hare the honour to communicate "London, tyou for J u 1 j • the 2nu nie respective Solicitors to the concern . , - - ---- --- - - - - eillbeloreoover, I, in the course of two or attention, both from the medical gentlemen and nurses, that the T NERVOUS COMPLAINTS AND DEBILITY. three weeks Asia inquiry whether he had returned to his nature of his situation seemed to require. C ITY OF DUBLIN TONTINE.-The Subscribers it L late celebrated Dr. FO rIiERGILL, in the course employ, and was e gerecised to hear he was still in the Hospital, and The Earl of Rosseen_Do you ever recollect having seen water format io n F a r t el io i t c l h ol' in tl i i n o i s s e te w r h o o f m th i e t i ni a a t y ne co r n ) c e erns partra tl a ie nt f . o d ll a ts t iv ed in • - 1 ‘,. • to the Life Annuities granted by the Corporation of the City i of hie extensive practice, encountered repeatedly sueh die- worse titan ever. I amordingly went to see lien , and found him in taken to Hammond when he.wished to tvitsh his hands ? • Every vessel bound to France from the United Ki gi n i g t‘ d he o ci m insei , r a ; n -o d r , * so Dublin on the 24th day of June. 1776. who are to he paid their :t i i i i t d.a . ta t m in er by ar ma ply l i a rt; 'rive iliail-a-Yealea Anntlill , due at . noosing cases of Nervous Complaints, that he was induced to greet pain , - and milked , sit th.: knee appeared inflamed, whether any Witness--Ves, 1 think twice. to Sir James Entail.. E.t.a.. H am . I direct his principal attention to the discovering an effectual remedv; piece of glass bad remained in the wound, as it struck me, front Mr. Sr. FIGH-Twice in six weeks? from the Kingdom of the Netherlands, having among her cargo. . WEDNESDAY, from 'the invaluable 31edicine here offered to the Patine. attention. under the appearance of slight fever and inflammation, that-might probe- Witness-_I have no doubt he had it oftener, though Ido not goods coming from the Levant, twill be obliged (till further no tice)-, iret, and Co. 21 Lombard-street, every .. , . the title of •• Dr. FOTHERGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS," bly be the care. Ile answered not. I then questioned him mini. remember geeing it brought. to p erform quarantine at M arse i l l es, ' l s Ten o'clock till Two.. The Subscribers o bring with them their Hoods, and a Certificate was the result of his efforts. To .those who are afflicted with Culayly as to übedaes the lips of the wound were properly taken Richland Bishop, another patient in the same war d, gave au (Signed) " 'rite French Consul-General, Baron Sri:mita."' Nervous disonnrs nod their various distressing affections, as •p. up, and how it was treated ;he anowered that he considered the equally favourable account of the treatment he had met with during "To John Bennett, Esq. Secretary, Lloyd's." ,of the Life of the Nominee. . b e g i ven as presaion of spirits, head-aches. lass of amteite, indigestion, spasms, Fps were pomerty tilialt up, and the wound was simply washed tour weeks that he a-as in the Hospital. It is requested, that in case of death. Notice may CUSTOM-HOUSE, JCLY 28. above, for the Castro benefit and regulation of each Class. tremors, fainting fl .s, and debility or Maaatton of the system. it with a spoiage and wager, and bound up with a bandage some yards 31r. BA ILEY-Allon me to ask you how many patients died in ~ is con fi dently recommended to have recourse to the above . ledicine, low: He complained bitterly of the tightness of the bandage, and your o wn war d d ur i ng t h at per i o d ? WITT'S ENTERED LNWARDS-The Kleine Isidia, Stein frOemr DISH'S LUCK, AS USUAL ! by which they are assured of obtaining immediate relief; and by aof the pain it ceased him. On my calling on him for the fourth CHAIRMAN-I object to that question as irrelevant to the sub- i r t g to h ;; U p t a i l l , e h , ne li , orse lva nt r a d o , , fro fro m m T G ri efl es e te t : H u age nit n y , , J D a i n a s an en .. „ Embden : Mathias and • Cecilia, hermit, from Christianior klaabet.; f A ro s m rse a r t t c :n n b d u (I N FRIDAY, the 13th Instant, the Drawing of the due perseverance is is agreeably to a te atyeetiostegiven, theeomplete time, I fatted the wound one complete mans of matter, and again ject before the Board. questioned him.' He said that he experienced no pain when the Mr. BARER-To what result would your question lead, Mr. Lottery place at Coopers ' • • 1....1 State took H • 11, when illfill'S re-establishment of their health. Sold in bottles at 4s. 61 ; I Is. anti 220. by Butler, chemist, 4, bandage was off, -and that the wound was fomented and wet flan- Bailey ? from Riga ; Julie, l'reager, from . Calais; Choimley, Robinson,' Offices were, as usual, very successful, as he sold and shared Cheapside. St. Paul's; Savory and Co. 138, New Boad.strest, nosh applied. He said no leeches had been applied, and I consi- Ale BAILEY-it would lead to a very necessary point for you from St. Peter bur g h ; Minerva. Foyn, front Gottenburgh ; Gm- -3.813 - - . (Class B) - - - £21,000 i 9,778 - . . toms 14) - • - .01.060 London. end by the principal Medicine Venders through Out die dared else excessive inflammation to have been produced by the to know, namely, was it customary, on the death of a patient, to tierne, liietrickson, Nom Fretierickstadt ; Messenger, Mottimer o . 8.887 -- . (Claes A) -- . zioon United Rifled-an. Of whom may be had, Dr, Fothegill's Tonic pressure of t h e Madam. He complained also that the bandage had remove another to the bed occupied by the deceased. from Ilamburgh ; Lord Mulgrave, Greenslade, from Antwerp t- I ll ied (Vb d el e 4 a fi n e tl en ACnein,eSistr;aullgahrman , o f ti t y a , m 3 t l it ea t to r n t s , C from aaaa ;Canada, .Print' Peters. l e I 4.1V1 •- - (Class B) -- - ELMO Female Pills, found particularly service a ble in diesses to which not been removed from the Wednesday until the Saturday . and CHAIRMAN-Oh, I beg pardon. That certainly is desirable , fb l: uo n ri :got bangle 3 s ; 1 e m 0 ; it • Females, more wet-tally the younger part, are liable. In boxes, said duels& that time his sufferings were extreme. lat one of my The witness then replied that he could nut say, but he remora. Brothels, Fenn, from Danttic ; Maria, Butcher,. Vie lett l e c elic e i t k l et eras atm entitled to Id Pipes of Wine ; and is at Is. I id. and 2*. ikl. visits 8.31 to see the House Surgeon, but he wan not in the way, bared two it With a week-Hanirnond, and the mar:whose bed he in the , inn of tee Pablie, that BISII added to the late from Leghorn. - the nurse informed me; and considering from what I myself saw, was put on. Scheele, sie a Rae gift from himself as. Contractor, Four grand rilliE Original OXYGENATED SODA POWDERS and the reports of my other *mant who visited him, who laid he John Allen, another patient-Often opoke to Hammond. Never Resolution, NVebb, for Trinidad ; Antelope, Tarrant. for lit. ENTERED OITTWARDS--.The Atalanta, King. forlismburgh Primate Wine ; !fits ticket was one of them , and 111511 will 1_ for 3IA KI NG SODA WATER, matins, to be prepared, had lain in a filth 'state. &c that it was necessary for an inquiry, knew him to complain of neglect. Witness was in the habit of • dena '; Eliza, slorphew. for Valparaiso and Lima Driver, SUIT-. a del holders of the Wine Prizes to select the vary best Witte and sold by the Inventors sad Peoprietors. Messrs. 0. MAR- I determined upon going to the Hospital and taking down in writ- assisting in the Hospital since hie became convalescent. he- son, (hr Havannah • Promise, Gibbs, for Madeira, Teneriee. theta pick but from the Stock of any Wine Merchant in the SIIALL and CO. Chemists, Bream -street, Golden-square , anti is ipc his statemen t.., m gad hating his signatore; but was obliged to moved deceased to the bedstead : of the man that died on the day, United Kingdom. and he will pay for it, and send it, carriage free , sold in Boxes, at 2s. ild. each, and in Honig., at •225. each , July ;•• ' mve town e the sn w t. eek wherein he died, anti on!y arrived in own on before, and took Hammond ' a bed and betiding into the garden to Bombay. anti Tellic ' herry ; Jong Sophia. Muve, for Rotterdam to. • 1 to wherever the fortunate holders reside • or if they peeler Money i nc l u d e d . Henry, IVestinorland, for Demerara ; Eliza, * Faith, for Tenerife/ li t she Friday night, sad on my going to the Hospital on the S'attir- air, as was the universal practice The object of removal was to and Calcutta ; Bnabe Maria, Sontag, for ,Strolsund and Griefs- 'flowed of Wine, BIS Fl will pay in Money for the Prizes what- The Oxygenated Soda Powders lisvirvie acquired a groat repistiW • day I was infosmed he was dead. I therefore, gestlemen, in order alto ' s, the beds to be Cleaned and . dried, and to make the patients ever the very best Wine would cost. Exclusive of the abov,e, um; „ mum und a y Ineireetrre soli sisariosug 44414 Illwie to make t h ose inquiries which I considered were necessary, begged more comfortable. wald ; Arend, Elbring, for Antwern ; Commerce, Fournier, f,.- Calais; Elphinatone, hummer, for l'enenfle anti Calcutta ; and lIISH also gold on 15th Instant , Fong other Capitd hi, tbd bsea t iompos e d oe sit ess Arti s :. l . The gemeine win have the womb, o f t e a o o ososo • o ,' do e ... so piece nerveme on t h e list of Jurors. The nurses be to the ward were then examined very Reliance, Harrison, for Oporto and Pernambuco. Eight preceding Months be Mid ?nave Prizes rar7701 " 14 •• 711^4 * " Prepared .by Messrs. G. 31arshall and Co." engraved on every He did so, and in . " my capacity as Juror 1 asked the surgeon whe- minutely as to the change g of sheets, supplying of water, and gear. Leat, 2.478. and 15.7:6 t FOUR Prizes of 20,0001.. Non 1; 111, Box and Bottle. ant of the arteries or not, or whether he had reel attention to t he wants CLEARED OVT WARDS AT GRAVESEND. Tie f t • 7.034, 15,301. and 15,506; IW‘id P i 1 In Mal 2 1111 I/ -44 - " 44 4- -•—• --4- • 4 . 4 All other advertised ptcparations for making Soda Water then he had taken u p them of patients. Their replies were q uite tte A die, for Jamaica. FINALLY o lc. die . ; and there is scarce • Town in the United Kingdom thatep ositively swore he had and it is to be isfact o applied any leeches. • sat oro One of hem (Ars. Armstro g) stated, that in 1 P ursuit , under the same name are spurious • proved that he did not." (A coosiderable sensation was here ma- particular case of Hammend, the bottom sheet had been changed CLEARING OUTwARDs-The Scotia, Smith, for Bergen :trt 4? has not retaken of BISH's unparalleled success. To be had as above:- nifest among the Governors.) almost every day during the last week, and the tippet one on tlre Droeiheim • Patriot Schroder, for Koningsberg ; 31ario 8:Oho- , o Telll regrets that Lotteries draw very near their final o a onoe Superior :Y.... al Powders Lavender Water The CHAIRMAN here asked Mr. Bailey as to the substance of regular days (Mondays and Fridays). Ile seemed to be neglected for Newfou n dland • " Is d•• AI ina Kohler , f. o• • Hero V.'iso r ; Tel: "Ki nd V ni • • i la • ue l'il%i "" f dote ; but he is happy in having , before that event takes place. Cheltenham Salts in Crystals Ditto ditto Petfumcd his charges. by his out-door friends, and money had been lent him to procure for Van Die n, ' "e a New e , ce . , o n Dunn , Cal. ~ l , I ity before them a grand Scheme. which contain, For it novel ow, ditto in E th oneseenee Ditto ditto 31ille Fleur Mr. Bat LEY said. if it waa considered a charge he would state tea and sugar. men A Land and South 1 ales ; Dryad. Poste.. re!) Prizes of 25.011101. each , and various other Capital, with all Finest Calcined Magnesia Vegetable Extract his opinion to be, that the bandage should never have been on at 31r. BAILEY said, that on three several occasions he had given l . for St. Peiersburgh ; and Commercial Packet, Major, for 31... 1 ' . tie other rich points that BlSll'a late Scheme posseosed. all to be Pectoral Cough Drops I:sprits-Various all. • the deceased 11. las., which was more than enough to have pro- a g!" • t•• erten in ONE DAT, 31st of NEXT 30/NTH (August). Aromatic Vinegar Eau de Cologne CHAIRMAN-From the report of the Inquest, it appears that cured these articles. CLEARED OUTWARDS TO IRELAND.-The Ardent. Boys!. ;,) Tides and Shares are selling at H ' s Offices, 4, Omani ; Lave n d er Vi negar Arquebusade Water you have asserted that the medical men neglected their duty, that 1 Mr. IViersox, a pupil in the hospital, conceived, from what he fee Belfast ; and Minerva, Aloppett, for Limerick. 1 aed 9, Charing-come ; sod by his Agents in die Country. Camphor Tooth Powder Vegetable Tooth Powder. &co the deceased was never nohed, that he was placed in dirty sheets, haul known , that the practice was Pa good in St. George's as in any .--- w eg o --- Schemes, Gratis. Medicine Chests, of all prices, completely tatted for every climate; and put into the bed where • person NMI just died. other establishment. He had frequently asked Hammond it he FROM LLOYD'S LIST. and Mr. BAILEY-In the report of the Inquest things have been felt comfortable ? and the reply was, " Quite so ;" and he never • £3 Tills day is otibliohed, in 1 vol. 12mo. price , tantind, lie. - Genuine Drugs and 31edicines, for Home and Exportation, of Dear, JULY 28.-Passed through from the River. the For. 4 ascribed to my utterance which I never spoke. But with respect knew him to have made any complaint whatever. I CONSEI LS AMA FILLS. -Par J. N . 4 'WUHAN. Auteur des " Cartes ima Fille, des Encou • the finest al' qu ity. Prepared and sold also, as above, very superior FRRNCLI .to your . esuon Ido know that the dement' complained of not The examination as to the Ward Department clooed here, and suit, Arlie, for Jamaica Doncaster, Marshall. for Quebe:: having clean sheets until within a day or Iwo al hi, death. He Mr. Stefan proposed, that as the next queotion would be the the Briton, Ni'lloen, for 31irainichi, anti a transport w.ith.an ago Os. t %gement,' de la Jeonetwe." he. Ice. Nouvelle Edition, revue avec POLPSII for all kinds of tine Wood. Furniture, &a. complained also of not being wa s h e d ; an d I k now t owe l s and soap surgical treatment, to request the attendance of any eminent inern- pendant, to the westward. Remain the transport, No, 3, and the sots et entierement confornie Ala dernlere Edition de Paris. _ CO ' and some of my linen were sent from my h.., t o hi m , One of my bets of the profession that might be deemed advisable, as well as Swedish brig Henrietta , under quarantine. • Published by Dulau and Co. Ennio Booksellers , 37, Soho. ST. GEORGE'S 110SPI7'AL. servants washed him; and at another time the curse refused to the Medical Directors of the hospital. PoirremoliTll, JULY 211.-Arrived the Prince. of Mndes o I !quire; O. B. %Vhittaker. Ave 31aria-lane ; and Baldwin, Cra. t'.4ct, and Joy. Paternoster-row. allow him to be washed by direction of the surgeon. Thi s mot i on was put and carried. Kyle, from Bordeaux, for London, leaky. Passed by the Nestor. TREATMENT OF THE PATIENTS. Ilere some desultory remarks passed between the Governors on The Secretary was then directed to write to Mr. Cline and Mr. Lewis, from Quebec:- the William Gunn, from Trinidad; and Yesterday, at 12 o'clock, pursuant to notice, a general, and very the subject of Mr. Bailey's statement , Lynn. requesting their attendance at the Hospital, and the meeting the Java, Driver, from the Downs, for India. Edition of The day is day is published, in post aro. price 10s. fid. Second numerous , - meeting of the Governors of this Hospital was held, in 51r. GREGORY. a Governor, asked him why he did not cause a dj ourne d ant il ( t hi s d ay), w h en the investigation will be resumed, PLY SIOL•T 11, JCLY 27.-Arrived the Brutus, Di hoglin, front the Board Room, tot the purpose of " inquiring Into the tenth of him to be removed from the Hospital ? or why be haul not taken a Mobile, in fifty days, bringing pan of the crew of he Jane, n. • , . T HE FORESTERS.-By the Author of " Lights and certain statements which have appeared in the Morning remade, such steps, by applying to the Gorernoro, as would have procured POLICE. Liverpool, abandoned in the Gulf of Mexico. Sailed mite Bella:ea, Shadow" of Scottish Life;" and The Trials of Margaret and other papers , relative to a Coroner's Inquest on the late John an inquiry which would have saved the deceased's life. ..-.4•11.0.- Innikman, for St. Übes. loatisay." Hammond, who died in the Hospital." 31r. Bastev said he did not consider he haul any such influence MARY-I.A Bo •NE OFFICE JULY 29. This being die day For. mot; TH, duty 27.-Off the port, the William Lushingtoe,' Printed far William Blackwood, Edinburgh ; and T. Culcll. Among the Governors present were the Earl of Rosalyn, Dr. as to cause the removal of a patient from a public institution ; and for the further hearing N information ' against - an Ham. c F Sugrie, from St. Kist's; the Lorton, Sergeant, front St. Dominoo :. Strand, London. Holland, Dr. Chalmers, Sir. Home, 3lr. Nessy, Dr. Bell, 31r. if at any of the times when he called at the Hospital he could have of Mansfield-streer, Port l a nd . lace, by Dashwood, Esq., of the George, Dickinson, from Berbice. Soiled his Majesty's ship. Of whom may be hail. Gregory, 3lr. Sleigh. 31r. Bebe, Mr. Fuller, and other gentle- seen the House Surgeon, he would have asked him the necessary the same street, it excited considerable interest to -the nobility and Lyra, from Plymouth. u o I. LIGHTS and SHADOWS of SCOTTISII LIFE. Fourth men of eminence in the medical profession. questions upon the case. (entry of the parish, and in fact of the metropolis, who are similarly 4 Harmon 3learns orate ;nay Fatter), Jut.Y 28.-Arrived the y, . : . Edition. Poet tiro. 10.- frd. Dr. HOLLAND having been voted to the Chair, Sir. GREOORT-The man was six weeks ell but two days in - • • ' • • William Etherington Hareison, from Peterdourgli • Norma.. situated, ita to their right of allowing the dorg ot their stables to sl 11. The TRIALS of 31A RGARET LYNDSAY. Second air. fit:Kmiec., the Hospital Secretary, read the minutes of the the Hospital, and you did nothing to SaVe Ilia life. Perhaps you Scher. from Lear ; A imwell, Houlton, from Hmulatiegh L: remain in the mews into which their stables open ; and they, being Elliott. pow Oro. lits• 6 41 . last Court of Governors , recommending the calling of this public can tell us what artery was cut? Minerva Harvey front Naples ; Nicholas and Ann, Angel, front lessees or the different mansions, had not a right to lay that dung • • • , . , _ . . t - Mr. BAILEY-1 punitively say there was no artery cut. Norway ; Good Hope, —, from Sandwell , and iscouornc, Le. , ... on their own premises. /..) l This day is miblished, price U. Is. Part XV, of moral of any charges against the conductors and surgeons of the !dr. 6rt EGORY-You were Foreman of the Jury ? 'ender, front Archangel. Sailed the Britannia. Hanle fin Deo 31r. LAW said, the grand question so agitated vas, whether a I; ,_, ,Y,, .. , 4.• i TM.: ENCYCLOP:EDIA METROPOLITANA. Institution. elr. BAILEY -I was, sir, gentleman taking premises for a certain term of years was or was merara ; Trite hove, Vollans, foe Oporto ; nora. Charente, h. r • L I. ow TEN TS-I. Pure Sciences--Compitaion of Geometry. l'he In at n MAN inquired, the tenth of the correspondence or. 31r. GREHHftr -You are a medical man ? not at liberty to place outside of his stable door the sweepings of .Mogan • wdore • Aukland, Park, for 31alaga ; Zephyr, Scott, and ' t i. - . hical Invasion-Herod the Great- tiered between the Seeretary, the Coroner, and Dr. Bell, on the sub- 31r. Bat LEY-I am not, sir. it Sir I. Barth , Nichol IncTeneriffe • ; Perseverance, Alatighso,a Dash I wishedthat be his stable. This Mr. woo( to say : , I i , i . . , li l istoti r eei c :i i ,le l ß a ßiographical Ti ius Cleudius Drums Cesar-Nero ject of Ila.mnoud's else. Here rasher a confused interruption took place, a Mr. Sleigh, a . to hisneighbour,an 1 that he was much annoye d by the for Hamburg n • and David Owen, VI alder, for 1 ernambuco. r Claudius tartar. IV. Miscellaneous Division-English Lexicon Mr. G vast MO replied he haul, as directed by the Board of Go- Governor anti surgeon, considering that seine insinuations had nuisa tea nne . a th t dung. It was a quest* of ion great importance, and BRISTOL,. J 'in's. 213.-Arrived the Juno. Hutch• won. from ' ' - I. OP-CVC-ineluding . Cork-Cossack-Council-Coursing- vernors, had a communication with Mr. Higgs, the Coroner, from been, or were about to be nettle, upon him. However, that did r o u n n .". t he , . . his M orstup s derision the parties at issue would he satisfied. Almeera• Sailed the Pierson, Galilee, tor so Quebec. 'The Hero, ) •• nowt-Crane-Creed-Cranaes -Crocodile -Crotalus -Culders- whom he received the following letter :- not appeal to be the case, and the colloquy dropped. Mr. Law, in addressing Mr. V elea.ses, the Sol . ' tenor for Mr. Deanham, and the Clara., Thomas , are arrived at Jamaica., Mr. GREGORY to Mr. Bailey-You, I believe, haul one of x JIJI r 21 -The Joseph auti Dorothy. Molteroo __OSTOC . . • Cltalitatt-Cyelatlea, &c. &O. " Cloisters, 11'estminsier Abbey, July 28,1823. Dashwood, was most impertinently laughed at by some one, bat s R from Warnemunde on the 17th instant for Hull, ousel rem I . 5 . A few copies are printed on royal lamer, with proof im- " Sir,-1 have received your letter of the 27th inst. Ido not re- Lizar's anatomical plates at the inquest? sailed 3lr. Law, with his usual good-humour, said he supposed that the . Sh • • • I mho • ' , t• , ' erosions of the Plates, price U. me. The arts P front irrelevant . I. toXV.an collect what is reported in the Blaming Chronicle of the 2fith. I Mr. SLEIGH opposed the question as gentleman naight be unaware of the respect that the gentlemen of turned on the 111th in a leaky state. tis now an c a, it: ;to d o f her is supposed to be tiarnageO. cargo royal or deny paper, may be had together, or separately. have nothing to do with the newspapers, and seldom read any, ex- The CHAIRMAN interposed, and asked Mr. Bailey whom lie had his (Mr. law 5 ) profession paid one to the other. but really he was haibour, an part ° Printed for J. blamnan ; C. and J. Rivington ; Baldwin, cepting the Herald. 1 cannot be required to answer questions. consulted on the case of Hammond ? sorry the gentleman had conducted himself otherwise. 1 • Cradoek. and Joy ; Sherwood, Gilbert, and Pi per; G. li. ii • hit- " I feel much obliged ty the Governors' other to hear me if I Ole BAILEY replied solemnly be had consulted no met ; ical man Ale Law said that hio client had a right to put his horses' dung •• • • VFSST IS SPOKEN WITH :-The Greenfield, of :trine, fr.....1i titer ;J. Duncan, London; J. Parker, oxford ; and Deighton have any complaint to make. Were lin the habit of visiting whatever . , and he only formed his opinion upon is ownk nowledge into the mews in question, which was neither lighted nor paved by Dublin to Quebec , on the 27tit ult., with mumengem Jal'e. ' Hamby, from New Orleans for Liverpool, on the 11 ult. in a sink- ). lad Sons. Combridge ; and may be hod of all Booksellers in the patients in the Hospital, and I saw any thing inipropev, 1 would of the science of medicine aod surgical trentment. the fetish , the crew arid passengers ; Mary Ann, ea that tog state, took out 2 Coned Kingdom. not hesitate in bringing it before the Board. 11' ith respect to the Mr. BELL here came forward anti said, he had never been c on - . T. 3 VELtr.ssgs said he was satisfied it ought to be paved and 1 case of John Hammond (to which cos particularly etiolate), I would suited by ,Mr. Bailey, and indeed he had never seen him before. lit b the arid). Ocean, the *h ' tiro sth, from London for Havannsh ; on 5t instant, ht i r. Bailey Mr. GREGORY demanded of Mr. Bailey whence he had obtained Y p is s o Quebec for London ; Sovereign transport. No. 24, on th e 11th. by ) This day is published, . recommend the Committee to question his late master , M , , 3lr. RAW LITIP0)1-11 you cannot positively Prove that it the Plymouth. D I f I 1 e Brutus, arrived at oug as, rom 41VCIPlas, lt , BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, No. of Thomas's Hotel. Berkely-square, and several of 3lr. Bailey's Lizor s anatomical plates ? 31r. Bon.r.e-Really, Sir, this is an odd question ; bait if you paved and lighted by the parish, the subject then et at rest. zils on the Ist ult. ; Eliza, Cunningham, from St. Do'. n CHI, fur August 1823. servants, who visited the deceased during his confinement. " I am, Sir, your very obedient bumble servant, wish to know my answer is, that I bought and paid fie them, and 'hr o LA IV -I Ray that from the year 1770 to 1795 it was exclu. the Bra , nivel used as private property, and most certainly belonged to the mingo, by the William Rathbone, Baldwin, arrived at Livellioei. 4 e CONTENTS: " THOMAS HIGGS. I must say that it is nothing to any gentlemau of th is Cuminittee YII flakes. from Quebec for London, on the 18th inotaot ;Sally and n I. Parry's Last Days of lard Byron.-11. The Cockney School if 1 had taken my whole library to the Inquest. lessees . Quebec for London, on the 22d, by ede Swift•ure, ‘ • tor the Parish . Ocean. from " Joseph Gunning, Esq. Secretary." Edward Kell Contractor for cleansing that distrtc • . A of Poetry. Na 8. Hunt's Bacchus in Tuscsitv.-111.-Chan. Another desultory conversation upon the question of regularityarrive d Falmouth . Juno, of Jersey , from Newleirad'ald • ti- the parish six years, and at . , , . . . ... oing's Ducourse on the Evidence of Revealed Religion-IV. Ite- The CHAIRMAN said he understood Mr. Higgs was requested stated that he hail drained that part of , d the Ilth instant, near the Azores, by the Julius , Jocose): . arrived. ' ofproceeding b Col . H IIM that he had seen the pavement in 31ansfield-inws l as ed air . i. _ _ n. marks on Mr. Coventry's Attempt to identify Junius with Lord ; to attend the and Sir . Gregory, which was ended by its . being decided the Cam - or. i.. n. Pee., Ate_ Kelly. when aim an clened the mews Lid ott levity. George Sockeille.-V. meeting . been forwa rded Lentieminsnis. NI., I _lnn lbw'. hip_ I Si,Mr Ilituffr twn ..”laino.l ill. that rwrittoct had 1 P. Ae, Ate ind C MO