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P.'' ' ~^: . .... - - If 'l l llll 71"7"1"1 "11.1111"."1.114711"1714 $. 4LA/11: 1 :181 i r 1 '' . . . • • ..._ . . . . . -• f • r ." A I `l \ -- I! . • - 44 rittob , A. „ trtto 4. , , ....N.J...., -.. . 4.1 . 9t • a . "( f 1 - F l R, ea, , • . V.. 0 LITER.IRY 44DVERTISEIR: OTOR a7V I G 1.. N-UMBER 57.1 7 TUESDAY, MARCH 8. ISo3. • PRICE SIXPENCE• WANTED, AGENTLEMAN, to an in the Capacity of SCHOOI.MASTEZ, on boa his 11*sty's ship HYDRA, of 36 g ins, now lying 'r Portsmouth. A elnsi derablr addition to the accuatnin 4 Salary will br given. For particulars enquire at Nir.HardingN, Mo. 36, St. James's 4.rect. GRAND INIPIi.RI Al. STATE LorrEtti, Regius Drawing April 4th, ISO 3. T ICKET 3 and SHARES are now selling by 1111..kNSCt)N4B and Co. Holborn, and 37, Cornhill, Where the Fr t Prizt of Thin y Thousand Potinds was sn'A iu one Ilan, one Quarter, one Eighth; and two Sixteenths. And whew likavise the followiiig Capitais have been sold, slaarz.l and rzgisteret, namely : 4 of r,0,300 15 of 5,000 20,000 26 2,0;)0 11 10,000 46 1,410 Likewise the olily 3,0601. Prize that ever was shared, bl ames a gre at ' , w ake of 5001. and 1001. &c. &c. and by w mai the original Plan fur stooping the Shares, &c. was transmitted a the Right Honourable Eno' North, which has in?reased the irroFit to 'he Pubic on Lott?ries„ since that time, t. a v..ry great AM/MIL Schemes gratis, mut every particular relative a. the ',resin I..ottery, may br had of liraii.eumb and Cu. No 11, Holborn, and 37,, Coolly'. 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BRIEF CONIMEN FARiES on such Parts of the Revelation, said other Propheet:s, as relate to the present Tames. • caste* Mina, I. 1 Sint am of the •orniminert Events of the Apocalypse. The liktory of the Beast of the bottomless Pit, and t'ae least of the Eulll.-111. Of the Refatination. —1 ' the ii.(ven Vials of the Wrath of Gad, as lately wired (-ut ~pun I Atheiitical Franca —2. Oil the Pope.-3. On Papal Ger m:v. .-4 Oat the Mon.trchy and King of Fiance.-3. On the Pow :r air Seat (4 the :%tneietiral Republic of France ; -6. On the r..- 1 / 4 41, Empire and Mahoineilan Aptairacv.-7. On the 7r.00! Confederacy of the Ungodly ; or, Babylon the Great, pre nirat.ary to the Reign of enlist. V. Of the Impris. iment of Saran, the Reign of Christ, and the first Resurrelion --VI. 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PrRKINEAN SOCIETY, held on Tusselev, Maras 1, 1803, seneal imaorenit .Pepas, addressed to the Secretary, havitig bee., raid, it was resolved, that the folloe. tug Letter aeons HENRY LYSTER e Esq. of Bath, misv years Sealer Surgzeu of the Dublin %%alal be pule PAM in the Morning Pest, the Meriting Herald, the Times , and the Betish Ph F 5, as :etch a einninunication from a medics c'aeracter, of nit first reeeectability, mast etferd the neatest satisfaction to the Friends of the proposed Perlciitean 'meatus tiara es well as to all medial and disinterested Person., who may yet entertain doubts Concerning the efficacy of the Me= taflic Tractor. To tae SECR ET.'S.RY of the COMMITTEE on the Euabilelt meat of the PERKINEAN INSTITUTION. Sri, ISath, Feb. 9, 11103. Understanding that it is the intention of tee Peeltoseee Society to publish, together eeth their own transactions, such communicatiene on the Efficient of the Metallic Tractors as may be addreesed to them for that purpose, I have conceived you would not be averse from receiving and siring publicity to a fewsexeerimenti I have made. It is new abeve four years since flint becante poetwed of a Oita the Tractors. During this period, I have used them in agent variety of Cases, as well on Infante as Adults I. and front the long aid extensive practice in winch I have been en gittared in the meelicel profession, feel myself not ill-qualified to express an opinion on their merits. My exeerintents e which have been some hundreds in num ber, have been conducted from the beginning with caution, and particularly with a view alp...Mehl the contested questioil on their virtues to the test of the strictest asnitiny ; and I think 1 am authorised to assert, that had some of my brethren in ens phete carries on their investigetion in the same ,amours., and with the same views, they could not possibly have made Inch representations on the merits of the fracture; as the pub lic have witnessed. The re=nt of my trials has been to establish Perkinism very high in my estimation. 1 have performed Cures by Use - twain, which 1 have neither done iniself, nor known others to have done, with any other Medical 'lreatinent. I shall subjoin two or three Cases, and leave others to judge from them of Mr . Perkins" Tractors. CASE 1 —TOTAL BLINDNESS IN A CHILD. A Boy, about six or seven years of age, son of a domestic in "he family of Mr. Raussini, the celebrated musician, was brnught to my house by his mother, in a state of total Blind ness. This had taken place Inconsequence of the small Pox, and had elrealy existed for some years, though I am net cer tain of the exact tune. OR et.•artlilling the Eyes, I perceived the exterior Coats were yielently inaanted, and iminteliateiy set about applying the Tractor:. Attar a few minutes appli cation, l been:cued tae mother how to use them, which she istia are :Meet twenty-five minutes, when I to!d her it was suf beient for that time. On examining the Eyes araiii, 1 saw that the iitletrerotion was greatly levelled. His atelier then taking hold of his term to lewl him away, the Child died out, Si Mother, you need not lead mite now t I eau see! I can see di. floor ! I CV. lee the chair ' I can see the galtiell33ll% face: !" She Came daily with him fur about three weeks, in whiCli time his eyes were cured; and when I last saw her, which was but a goat time after, :the told rise the buy was at school, and in per fect possession of his sight. l uught to have mentioned, that the us.tal medical means hail been previously tried, without .the least benefit. l trust this child will not be said to hate .owed his cure e titer to imagination or to nature. CASE II —VERY /LENT RIIEUNIATISM. A servant man, belongine. to Mrs Pluuket, of the Cirrus, a ffli c ted with a must violin Rheumatism, which stfectsd all has limbs, in such a manner that he was incipaale of dressaag, a nd of tieing am/ thing to help himself, tame to my house, or rather• was assisted to curiae by a fellow-servant. I lusts mtod the man who came with hi n t hoer to use the Trac tors, which he did, as the Patient lay on the sofa, for about twenty-five unnutev, drawing them over his arms and legs. In this time; tee pain was greatly relieved, and he went away i:1 every respect much acneniled,wheu he came the next day, lie said ha ttitd been able to dress him self, whielt he had not one before tie many weeks. This mail repeated Ins visits dally for about three weeks, and received his cure. CASE lII.—EPILEPTIC FITS. J was called toinsert Dr. Parry, in a ease of Epileptic Fits, on a lad of about nine or ten years of age, the sou of Mr Clarke, an ernitteet Attorney of this piece. Alter exam wuug the case, I propel:sod a trial of the Tractors. Dr. Parry assent ing, I Isegen by drawing them over the head in almost every direction, but espeinalle down the occiput to the vertebrc of she neck. Frklal that merneet he never had another ht. To ist.,seta a return, Icu ttiliued their use daily orsf veal weeo. re io U to the trial of the Trectors he had been subject to these fits as often as once a day, aural prom their severity, and Jung continuance, was very much reduced. lie remains this day in perfect health, and is a remarkable arm lad. It is now four years since the oreratem. 1 could multiply cases, but these are sufficieet ; and I trust the more reasonable east of the Public will n omot differ fr a m g e In the opinion, that the attempt to aseribeeoch effects to imi nation, I. WV absurd to merit serious couaderatittat. Wishing every success to your iaud.age iusfeution, I have the bottom to be, Sir, Your most ohedi-ent serra , t, • • (Signed) HENRY LYSTER. 9; Older of the Committee, tgLIMSTOI` 4 , Chairman. ENCYCLOPJEDIA RRITANNICA. 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