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Palimwmaus, to surrender, January 1, I, and February 1/1 111 , 91110, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorneys, Messrs. Junes god Reyna,, aim nes-Cuum.catire, Royal r a da r/ age. Samuel Poreell, of Ililk.al met, Loudon, wareltuaseutan,to surrender. December 99, January fr, and Frin nary 9, at ele octs„ at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hurst, Lacreuce•lane. Charles Brume, Of UlllOlll. lane, flishoprgate-street, Mid dlesms, baker, to surrender, *molar 29, January 5, and February g, at elevea, at Guildhall, Loudou. Attorney, Mr. Clark, Hulboi meson', Cmay's Thonme•Malltra, of Qesrel lane, Christ.claurch, Surrey , baker, to surrender, Dimeabber 99, Janurry ~and February 9, at twelve. at Guildhall,' LOndun. Attot 'icy, Mr. Hogartli, Hollurra,lAM.loll. DI VI DENDS. January IS. John Atmore. of Grosvendr-squat e, Middles, x, beaker, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Jimmy 19. Juke Bull, late of King's I.aagley, Hertfutd, carpenter, at use, at Guildhall, Landau. Jaauary sid. Jobs Westlake, of Gospopt, Southampton, baker, at one, at the India Arms Inn, Gusto.' I. Jeouary 19. Boleti Steriker, of Epsuus, Surrey, innkeeper, at eleven, as Guildhall, Loud". January mi. George Matta, of Bristol, haul-diaper, at tredve, et Goildliall, London. January 3s. Altsauder Sr ell, late Captain of the ship Oliee Branch, in the %West I mita Trade, 11114 J. Purees, late of St. Siary.Axe, Loudon, merchants, at eleven, at G ball, Loudon Janusry 22 John Brown, of little East•Clicap, London, cheirstitionter at one, at Guildhall January 91. Rt:hert Newman, of Oxford street, Middlesex, lineu draper, at elemo at Guildhall, London. February It. Thomas /tunings, late of Butiltill row, Mid dlesex, wharanter, at dew, at Guildhall, London. December ‘29 fliebard Reeve and %Williams David Jones, late of Were street, St. Mary.le•bone, Middlesex, eta hurlers, at eleven, at Guildhall, LOllllllll. Januavy t , Richard Forster, of Huth, stt eel, Bloomsbury, Middlesex, chersesaimter, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. Jaauary ht. J 911199 Palmer, of Aldersuanhury, Lundoo, men baot, at elev. a, at Guildhall. January 19. Samuel Hackney, of Dmegate-hill, London, fez-merchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. January 91 Edward ltyley, of Wisbech St. Peter's Isle of Ely, Crimbridee, raper, at eleven, at the Nose and Cross lan, Wishes+ St. Peter's. February 1. John Perkins ' of Neath, Glamorgan, apothe cary, at ekveo, at the Ca rdiff Arm; Inn, CardM December 98. Patrick Kenifeck, of Bristol, merchant, at twelve, at the Rummer Tureen, All•Saints•lase, Briatul. January a.. Edward Horne Shunt), late trf New Sarum, and since of Exeter, cutler, at eleven, art the Crowe Inn, %Vey ' mouth. Janaary 23. Hash Northam, of Tooley-street, Southwark, Set rry, hatter, at vireo, at Guildhall. Loudon. J.mu: ry 2 i least Pena, of Leather.laue, Middlesex, oil and coleurutatt, at one, at Guildhall, Loudon. January 3n. Jolts Richard Plasm sod William Francis Plllllll, of Mark-lane, London, contractors, at eleven, at Guildhall. Jantuary Is. James Challicom, late of Bristol, eardwainer i , at twelve, at the Beall Tavern, Vora street, Bristol. Joneary 14. Robert Gibbs, late of RI istol, dealer tail chip olata, at twelve, at the flash Tavern, Coro.strt et, Bristol. sauury te. Philip Weak, of Kinston, Hereford, t ailor, at lustre, at the Oxford-Arms Inn, %Mein* rihrentry 14. Thrones Royd, of Maida.litl!, Edgware.mad, ParWitistott, Middlesex, shopleeper, at tea, at Guildhall, London. CERTIFICATES —.l AN VARY 12. Chrislopier Bayles. of Rath, S"Il Wl' .1. t, past, v took. 3..1.e l'hilipps, jou. now or late of the Old City-Clam hem, Laiehoi, sorrel:tact. Crow Fo!lagar, of Chuich.row, Ilampstrad, Middle's it, eons sold coal owrelsint. James Alexander Johnston, of titan street, Blat kftiaes road, Secret . , setter. Daniel Hewitt, hie of Sick, Newintoo, Middlesex, car proter, but PO, a prisoner in the Bt of It. 'itham Brines, of Hash Holbert), Bliddlceee, cordwatuer. Joseph Heald. of Ckoh-lutie, Lundou, merchant. Willl4lll Ally., of the Ohl Jca re. hoodoo. tailor. William Sharpies, late of IVaites Lant aster, cot. John Hamlemon, et Johu.stre( t, Lambeth, Sus ruy, calico grater. John Maywood, of Manchester, grocer Joseph Hurnood, of IVuodchesterr Park-31111, Woudebrster, Glueerster, Ames /tern pniut Grows, Hercules ! , .harp, and r, :mein Fisher, of King's Ataas-yard, Coleman sheet, Loudon, ostrehates Jobs Jacob and William Jacob, of N e 4.lte street, London, 'merchants istemsel Tomkins, of the e;tv of Worcester, flax dresser . Rlr~and Bland, late of Titreudocedle.st,ect, Loudon, mer chant. forge Chapman, late of Chtsterbeld, Derby, hosier. 111 ward Russell, late of Yuik street, ia the Borough of +tumbrel k, 4 ha Toylur, or Moult, earmouth, Durham. ship builder, "imbued Howarth, of hu,,ssomopon.flull, merchant. *Miami Corbett, late of Tultculmuselard, Lottabo,y, dun, 11.siar:.nee heoktr. ste.AR. The average...opr of Bro Nfusenvarlo emu. piled from thitilbiunis made in the week ending the iiith bye( Deiemher Hilo, is rm. 2d per rwt. e76ClUlite of the Dailies pool or payable thereon Int the itoputlat I on. tits MddESTY'S ILLT%'r•.a:t. REPORT FTV'M THE LORDS' COHMITTFE Appoior,. It. Flcientle lb, Physiristi• whop lis•r rIU seir4 Nn Strjsi•tt .innag his lilsess, isticitieg Is. State a Hs 3isjeotii's . . tOrsicred tu is primed yid!' December isle ] the Imo:, 17 Deconnhp is 19 10. Vr HENRY XISLLI. iILYIVOLIJS called in will Lzansiatd. Teo ere drain.' to seqrsaintthiaCuniniattee, v 'tether the Mule of His Majito• health n such as to rtniler him inca pable of emuirt in p. glut. to his Parlininent, or of atictsdiu: to any hind eit politic business ?-11is Mujcsty is out capolik of either et firming. What art the lieprs your entertaio of Its Majr.ty'r 'ten levy have very roandeut expectations of His M,jcsty's slew ate recovi” , Ito yon tamed the opinion given in poor atinircr In the twiner iorstine spoor the particular ayniptoisis of Ifni Ata• firtity% L1.1%6441 0 1. IMP Itil.ls grueral esprrienre in other ca..* of the solar ...lure, or sl.nu both ?-I'pon both. The s...ti tular eye+ plums of Ilia Alai...ly. complaint are favoinn4ly from alone CifTll.l.ll.4 , rre ..o.oolsormi of Ills C....111W &Oa, pi rrrs 74 - .1 by thr titular habits of I is left., Will the usir to frl terOpe•NlOCt wr Ili* Illejr•Pty is. diet-4 uls.cirVC a'.., NO eirittlietiou of mortal puan of ii,, king; Lis memory is as strati. :rod as curry. 1 25 clrCt 'Met pitons as acute ; lir ja r ixamot a t. direr, torn, hot at tiiiiis there are op r, 1r at . e.e. of built, thanati transient and Ito tlajtety has vo.il tinny berme lationrcd under a similar diocese. which I !save M. n born recover ft um in rnrb instance. Whether in flint partieuthr 5p4614 Of flee ilionder Il in Mliijenty Inm her n ntArrted nitti, it Issii been funini fr.mi 4 %- t 6( 4 14, 11.4t1 ihe penile number of persei:is so 44114Mt4 . 4114.M . rn cured,—•u 1 soder-land from reoriol Contra 6■144.41. 'silo the pinfet.oro, awl from my own &ors vat inn • Is (.nn 111/y iltagMent Or probable conjecture of the duraliou cal Hi. Majesty's dloem e—Neo, I canoed Mbether so 4r as eleperienee roubles pot lu judge of Iles Majesty's disorder, you thiesk at we preamble Ibis M.eje alp sill n 1 •ill out recover, so as to rem Jer hi.. capable of nit, od. mg Io public business I—l think licit it is must probable that Iles !kir ie lay o ill recover so as to be stile to &below K. the I , f Su. t.:;:h east iota as well ma ewer be did. %%Mt ilirr con ran state to this eitaustincr any particular rm., to aloud )nu a•rribc U. Majtst)'s present t tan —I liars no iloatit that it srnse from the of lila Of ai•My's seiwitolity earned by the altrrastions of ho:ir anal iscliair. on aeri.itt ...I the proMsttett roll. imp, ago! intim - Ma d mils .4'114 Pr iliftme A .nrlal. Wiwiliar any change !we fabler place in Hi-. 111,cmly'. 4i.po 1 I . —Yin isiikc tha 144 aasmwMi. bor./M*lm Piiry Council, Hia htsjerly has had an exacerbation of Lis disorder, of which there is al present a remb.siou. How tar in this disease the esperience of former attacks is t►e case of the same yHirul , alfoortia an indication of Ilse pro bable time of cure ?-11 is impossible for me I. answer the garatiou dereively ; because in the rase of the three farmer attacks of tfis Mxjesty, the duration was very different in Llo yno mean, them fore, that is a circumstance you would la) Isully nut of the tior.tion in iudgimg albs. prohatile Coot of cure do not Loots nut I should My that wholly out of the gammon ; but it would not influence soy opi•i ~,, so so to make me from say 4teisitt pretlicOust of the probable du• ration. 1).0 .yon 'oven ilerieire prediction, or enneiderable expecte lig. I—As 111 Majraly list rrcwrrrrd three times before 111119 r limited time, I should lioiw end expect that iltr pi e• RI Int attack 0111 out be of longer duirtiois than Amy of the former. At the time of your t xamination before the Privy Council, did yos entertain .I.mi:tattoos that Ilia Majesty's recovery would be siwedy hopes have thietuated with the flue tuatina state of Ills IlajeaWs cuinplaint me the morning in whirl, I ens raamiued 114 . fore the Privy Council, I thought Ilia Mairsty heater thaw I had seen him since I had the ho nour of atiestilina bins durin this illness, and therefore wan in limos that hr itii:lti have pro:reiteively :one on to amend ment ; bat uss the evrnin: of that day lAN Maje.ty ant not so aril, mid hail, on the sib December, an eancerhation, whirl, continued for some days, which pot the prospect of aptv.if recovery st a greater distance; Itul Mil nut abate my coolidenee in His M ultimate rt cocas. - Cott you state from recolleetion how long that exacerbation Imded cannel say preclude nukes I refer to lintel; but I think it Instill seven or eight jays There was then a remission ?—Yes; which has continued ever snore. By a remission De. Reynold@ dots not unit:oilmand an inter mission of the disorder ?—I mean there Las been no perfect cessation of the complaint. When Dr. Iteynoids stated to the Privy Council, that as amendment had taken place lit Ilis Jlsje.ti s ilisor.ler, with relation to what period of the disorder does he describe the amendment ?—To the period of my first toeing the King, from tic ad to the 9th of November. tin the everting of the IStb the King had an exacerbation shirts lasted for some dap'. My statement of amendment therefore refeored to both those Tteriutis. 1 tl.,nk from the 9th to the evening of the 15th Mine was a remission: as to the preciLe dLtes, I speak from terollettion Whether in this disease, in judging of intendment, your opinion is founded on whet °G....rt.r dump{ the ctost-ttrlta. lions of the cumplaitit, or dining iti ttotiosiotas, ur MI both —Ott both. Whether the rompaintive length of Pllffe.Si.e exarerleti t 4llll rentis4.oins 14 a eireimisiMlCY airtight .I —U whrl).- edly ; the degree and donation of each must influence lily Whether, in respect of he comparative length of I Ile Me. CCSbille exaterhat lulls nod llwre Mup I rhos lone an autendenent to njeaty'r rompla;nt , -1 canto,* ex. icily recollect the durct of the last evieerbirtiou; it was ;tot perleurm an violent us the former ones. The remission has been already as long„. I think, as auy former one, !int I hare mil the enact dales The remission has not Wiens. to r. fi et ac ere roultl lone rriaheJ, though yesterday tWellielj and this iisoming I thabk it was noire marked, mad wore decided. ly apprunchiog too more perket remission. !tots hr. rie% molds matt by a more perkrt remission, an int... 111441011 of complaint?—No; as. interniisW of rote• plaint implies a temporary reomtion of complaint A more per feet rentimiun mesas as app. oach to saterorimion, but nut an int( rnimion. At what iwilod has 1)r. %Tod& considered this disor.l. r as at the worst —...l;rotes the dd to to the ;th w ti:L of No rco-dor. Ur ileyonlrls having stated that since the last rwinnina- Into hern. the Privy ('onittio, Hu Majesty hot lead nn exaterbattoo of his domedt r, of which there was at present a remission, will Dr. Reynold. info in the Ccanowittee whe. titer the pasta( slate of Ili. SI +.1)4 disunite is C , 001141 . 11- t:ve:y logic,' or itllsericise than halite the exactittstytos RUA cal to ?—I think it is pretty much the same After the him purogysin of the c pinion in which I raw His Majesty, there way a great r remission of symptoms flow them has taros store upon any sutisoqu, ut et emmulet,, (that is) the King on she a ith, t Jtb, s.sil, mot 1411, of N os ,,,,b es , sai l nit 11w immure of time prdb. lc.. bats, r 1 tSuk, thin he has !wen is, the stillsequent reinisami.s. The two last remistioos Liner bees meanly equal Dr Reynolds havuog assigned a cam.. far Ills M.,je,dy's illness, the Cusiintince wish to kmw whether the circum stance of there Acme insets nit %salvo dt!e cast , i s favnurdwr or ot hers isc to the prospect of Ills Majesty's recovery ?—t-I 116,4. it is I) R e y n olds has stated lte entertains confident ex p. ct.tti 0000 s of His Nlaiesty's odium:de recovery; the (•urn• wit lee wish at &WOW a. see a hot pdnodif lime , suppos i ng no material sinewilment shou.ll base taken place, such con fident expo ct-ittoot would cease Ills Majesty's disease should be prod.'s, l.•.I Is.yousl the I 0000 its to whirls any of his former Illnesses asloot:cd, waltcut mann:o amendment, tuy confidence wool.l to commit rattly dioni..ished. Dr Reynold, lino ii. s 7 its c : in lots answer to the second glIfSllOll put to him this day, that he intertnined ec.cy colt- Admit expretati ens of His ultiinste recovery, does Ltr. Rconolda, having due regard to all the circumstances to which his attention has been milled in this olay's examina tion, still irate lain very confident expectal too' of His Ma jesty's a Innate recovery'-1 Dr Repaid' having stated, in amerce to Ilse sixth questions put to bo o t hi s d ay , that he thought that it was most pro liable lint Him Maio sty would recover, so as tit be able to dis charge the duties of his high statom as well at ever Is did; does Dr Reynolds, h icing rine regard 10 all the eircuinstan re, to whirl-, his "Readout ha. hems called iti this .ly's.•c am4otiu•., think that it i. mood prothelde that Ilia Ma. je.ty s 611 meover, So NI to 11e able to oliseliarge the duties of los kali sentient as evil SP hr ever did do Is Hi. Mnjesty's disorder seconspniiied in lisle instance with Soy ill, fOillOsell Of bOdely plaint , oilier Ilan those 'shirk are necessarily tic usually comierted wills disorder. of this est riptimi ?-1 ta, Hi. !Unit sty has bail slime fever than is necessarily connected w.th t plaint Majesty was ender a considerable degree artier whin I lost altmoded hint un the :id of Nuyembee, which cuatiuueJ fur some dsys; wool hashed ft err since. Do t►ear rytuplonia, iu yonr opinion, in any degree affect Ile• prob ihility of His Mnj, sty's recovery' — Did thase symptoms exist in the aim.. &goer in Ili. Ma. jest)'s former indispositions is whirls Dr. Keyould. has at• tundra him !—Io the tint illness In 17.45, is which I at I e n d. Majesty, the fever was greater them no the present as. In mot he bad Man a very great degree of lever for One or two days. eau you state to the Committee, whether iii this instance 5i.,,., symptoms of fever preceded His Nl:tit-sty. distortive, or whether they only attended, Of followed it t h e not cxaet- Iv know the commencement of Hie Sltojesto's torment illness ; Grand la m having ruessialerable fever on the Ad. Whether the paroxysms of His Maitaly's 1..-.ent disorder, compared with those of his former Minuses, tool go ecurral Moir or ins severe ?—lo the two lint illeetuar• the paroxysms were were sever. than in the prescsd, but l llunY that these have by., rattier toogcr. Has Hr. Reynolds, in forming the confident expectations which h. his experssed respeteing His sl.i.jrait%'s ultimate e t revere, nod the ill he has seated, that it is most pert bahle that 11+i Majesty well recover so as t h e dillies of his high -ration es wall s• ever be d,.1, had elm. re g red If) all ehat *Hr. Reynolds kii•ias or is aearlintral with, w i th rega r d to the ity ettptuttle 44.1 p t0..0x rest. whorl. have NC - rnr,...1 ix 11.. Nlsjesiy'a present mud former rodespositsous ? —Yrs. Dr. MATTIi EW BAILI.IE called in an.l examined. Yos are ‘l ,, sirrd to acquaint than f'omm`llre alisther the state of Ills N.yptv's health as such as to stoner him Inca. p Or Commit is !WM,. 1 , 0 b s Parliament, Of of atteud• inz to ani kuol of ',Wile/. Ino.1 , 1•••••!—Ille is esrt.licly 11.1,4 pa. Me at present of w onung to I • arintseal r Of of attendiug to any pabhc business V. kat are th. bums you cot. slaw of Ilia Ifoicasy's sr. rover, ?—I lbw's it very proloshk Cost His :Usk sty will al. llllNaely mower. Mints found th opini ~,, Sirs a its your anse-er It, the for mer meeetiee upou the pArtmear h)wrola.s of klas Mejcs ty's disorder, or open general emieritnee in *filer eases of the sense nature, or upon bulb have very hide general experience. 1 found my opinion upon comparing the symp toms of His Majesty 'a present disoetler wills what I base halted of the symptoms of his turner illursses of the mute general character. This seems tu roe to be the greatest foundation for hope; but besides this, there are favourable circurnstmices which mi,tht I.e mentioned, (as for iuethurrj Call prreeiv. uu decay or l o ins iu Ills Alaje.Ws incoosiy or applelsensian ; th.c.• are no U.S. ics ut any perinastent orgnoie tlntesbe i.; the !wail; tisehl. mid Him,: two entails. et • increase the pielsabitity of His Majesty's me...rosy, whets combined with what use been alreise.y stated as the chi• f ground of expeetatiium of His Majesty's' securer,. Whether iu tkit particular species of the daoriler His M..jeety has been afflicted with, It has hcen (Duni fr o m en prrirove, that the greater number of persona so affected have beets cured eatiolot answer that quebliota from any exprrience of toy own, ni least it Isis bees spots too small • scale to determine that matter satisfactorily; hut I be lieve that, taking all casts of this character tog, the e ( a l ig ht eases sud other cases), the greater taunter have recovered for the time, althouzla in many inst.mces there have been returns of similar &seams in the same iiiilividnal. Can you torin any judgmeut Ur probable conjecture of the duration of Hie Majesty's Illness '—II cm form no satis factory conjecture at nit. 'l•he ,only ground for conjecture, I think, is to take the vies• of the progiv s soil duration of His Maiesty'is ether illnesses: of the 1111111 C kiwi, but this gro ..... I may be very decritfill and erroneous Whether, au far as extwrwiice enables yon to judge of His Majesty's disorder, you think it more probable film His Ma. jeety will or will not retainer sa as to render him capable of :Mewling to public hissimss?-1 think it •h m o re pro bable, that if he recuters he will recover with full IN/Wll , l sit attcndingiu public baster-re as brfore 15,., 111.14311 illness. Whether mist can state to this Committee tiny particular cause to which you ase.ibe 11:a Majesty's press wl iiislisposi• am euuvincrd that His Majssty'a preae•ut thus has arisen front Ills great ofi•etiur to the Primers Amelia, and very unusual alß.ctiuo on btr 'casuist during a 'cry tedious illtivss. Whether any change tins taken p!acc in His Majesty's In disposition since your lout examination before the Privy Colima Majesty's has h•ad as access:on of his cum. plaint since that tittle, which has been followed As ith a re -1111.s!1111 of It. but that rcinission i 5 not your su ruwplcic as BOHM lit the former ours. Hon tar, in this does the experience rf former at tschn in the cane of the fiallle patient afford au iudicattnn of the pruliatilc time of cite, supposing that a cure .hall mill :timely be effected ?—lt stfords n very uncertain indication of the time, as illnenses of the sante character will have a it cy different doratiiiu in the seine 111 , 111V1.1.1116 at dliferrat ; but if w,• ringsider the to - ova:es of Ilin llojenty ' s pre sent lIIu,eH , it is probable that it 'nay co•,t longue than some of tissue from nli,ch he lists recovered, but ere,y thing that rail he said upon that point is conjectural, In thin 111111%tr do yllll Mt all to speak comp:lllinois he ...ern the 'invents actually made towards n cut cry, amt that mole aathisi n siWil.,r period is His llaj•iit ' n former ill ucc<,•. t — ' rbat is whit I mean, except inz ti, it I have no it'. divithial experirur•e in Ilia Slnjeaty ' s furrm•r tllnevies, and can therefore only speak fruit' the Mfurrn neon toecasiona ly girl,. by same of the Plrysicians and ether medical atom- CU!1111 Whether t!:e 101C11.11r.11t of ahirh yno spAe in r)27 ex amination before the Connell bor rantmar.l aiuce that .:ns, 3 - —Th. ha+ tr• •to a:no,lutent that has continue.' aim*• that tin,. Very a 11..., anis there sap Yn in , reate of the &erase, *Awl. SI as f0n..a.e..1 by a felons- Mon W....eh en:rte at the p.,iont time. by retaia,itin you mean a iliaasta:iint at the the elite, Or a temporary mutation of it •kl try Irt•11047j011 2 , ;.inil.itties ofdigcase. That diminution hi. beau at units veal Claliderablv. stalking of sin amendment in 11',is tser.se. Inno yuut it'd:4'oll,ld of, Ihr ir Gls.: oil or .14- I At. the atcro4lual uf the du.udrr , ur Its sela.blunl, Or Uti 1..1 ?—•the Wheebt.r the degree and duration of the arreeWtons, or of ehr et inise.ions, Itre setisiWy were med or di,nmrdl.d up to 111i4 tone :—rhe Recessions of the di.it ase bust Iveto in their ditratioa iu attece.shou. The triai,-iuss after tht- tit., arvere increase was, perlsepi, upon the srh *le the men per feet ; the last ROM• 1013, I think, Now/ the 1;hole, the least conspire... Ai what period of this disease hove you eensiiered it to be at the wont !—I really (memo t oily particular diy ; nee Jag passes in so like another, that it is difficult to fix upon any particular day ; but I should say, that, perhaps, tram the second of November till eh nit the seventh or II ,s Majesty was in ■ worse state than in ■ny other period of the , . evmplalnt.. IVlirth . cr on the whole, Dr. flail!ie consider. His ,ilajesty in a he•ttcr state than at the period of his examination be fore the I'riry Conned should say that he is ve►y meth in the same 'tine, as far as my recollective serves me Can yen Ex the period of the commencement of this disorder?-1 Cannot fix any precise day is which His Ma jesty's present indispositims began. He wu very obviously in a hurried state on the 15th fictirtser ; and I believe there bad been occasional symptoms of the saute hurry for a few lereretiing date. ‘Venee yen in the Writ of seeing Ili% Majesty fieriest', at tort tdrieu---1 heti. se that I saw His Majesty daily from she !AI; sictuber ; bus I should winle nut to be considered as ivy ..ere of that date, thonals I believe I am correct. ('an you state when yen first observed the ladicationts of this disease ?—I can state nothing more precisely than the asth of October; but once or twice he•fore that day I oh served 114161 e harry in His Majesty's manner, but not web es to make much impression on my mind. Whether, during what you call the find accession, yon coo. sidetet the symptoms as mild or seven !—I elsould consider diem MI the whole as severe; bat I should mention apish that my experience iu these ewopte;ofe has bees very li mited. Whether the eircninstamee of there Itaei•T been peels n ranee tes you have assigned re His Maje,dy's pr.:seut ahem in tone opinion, (arum-side or advirse to the m 01.414.41 of His Nleicat)'s reeuiers `-1 should u•. Whet' er soy pr. $4lllll have been allowed to have 111 . 1 mss t• Ilte ilaj,sty besides hi.. tiscilseal at:m.4am'. dsr.nz the coulee or the present Atiordc. ' —tier Majesty and thr.•e of the Prturnews raw the knit ens the• gill. whir. The Queen saw His Molests fur a .tool lime on the and, I hem so the 29th. Nlr Per, ,mal, I believe, saw Ills Ha jowl? •u the :91h Orti , her, Lint. I believe at ••other time, though I de nut raeolltet the day •I'he Lord Cha.eell•r saw His NI sirsly en the lit November, and on the seth De eember. Have any apparent ef.'ecta tren !trainee.' in lb. Majesty's dummies. by soy 54 the thlf rrnt interviews to wide h Vv. Sainte has alleded t....-None, I lather', of any importance. Wan Dr. 'LAIC 1111111Wited 111.11 all the IWelliiii.llll to which be has ahailed, as to the rapt/henry of those int. miewe I du ant recollect that there were any fil , lllll COSSIllta WI N ; bat I did sot odiert to any of ibis.. nalerr.mrs. 11'3s Ik. lianlic alpinismd of thove intenmews?—Wills g.. 1 to the lad, I rats say 111 at I was apprised, thigh with out :my formal cmasaltatmes ; but with respect to the li.r. mer I cannot now recollect, though I roast hoe been er prated of them. I might say with regard to the int intro duction of the Chancellor mad Mr. rerreval, I was amines that st should take place I. Ire Itadlie correct in tl.. statement, that the Chancel. ho 'a hest interview was 1111 the Pal of ..crushes ? I t WAS so anal kid in One alemmandnm. IN Of dors not Dr. flndl iv recollect errornsine an nvirty that ihe Male of His Majesty'. eituitloo .110,14 lie *ern by sonic of His 11.0810 teoessnis besides t h e oo the Isl of Nolo weber ?-eCertaisely. Dora or does not Dr. Bernie recollect the I.red Chancellor's haring stated also ►is tient sewn of ►i. duly, es to seeing Hos Majesty epos so pest end iinporinot ea occasion ?eel think I .10, host niy recullectioo is nut very perfect. Hsu lie Dallier any mese', whatever to believe, anprose, Of snafu:. t, that whew the I.eril Cheocellor came to Witelsor on the lulls of Dec , he hod ens imitating, or emir, or hope, of arcing Ills Majesty ?—I believe ovine. The Lord Char.-161r expressly nseatinsied that ►e ►eat it.,, nista he calm dolga unthe ielh of Dcceeshrr. p.m h r. Haillierecollect the Lord Cloturellor having de (lined to approtteli His M14 , 17's prorate, tilt tine ea). - 1.14.10, ea)- 1 . 14.10, having rri 1114 to Hiss . sjesty's apartments, Sir Ilenry Halford sod He. IVMM were seat I. Ike Chaarell.ir to say, that limy soprsitioMil lan. stteht arise si the Cl.anecilur dwlaol efe Ilia 3/ ej.117, OW each ea ',Tactic:loa t.E raised in His Mai, cy's secolkit that ptill ell, Does Dr. Datilir ncolleet that the Chase. alone with Hi. Monsty the Lord CitaLrell...i alone with Ili. Maj. sty._ Dore 1)r. .frith( Lim n ifiy the Lord Chaseelhor was stove a ith His NI ojest, LI believe that the was left clone with Ilµ :11.tirsty lint he Intel.. se c j: jesty in the in..t star. straisrediniiiiier, so as to foie; cori et up... 1 .011 of Lis real sitsfe. Does or 1.14.4.15 out Dr. Ifaiil.e leflitirri,lll^t •11141 lit I emit staaiutrodored y .1 WS* i.spresseti id his, th.it it it ea tic WWI of ihre (waist that h. stuesid he introduced the universal wish of the Phieicianie . I catis. ray that it was stiy ILI, fur tic iesisis'stated Irish rstpe tie Chic: reline. thies or dues nut Dr. Dal Hie recollect, that their was not, on the part of Thr,Peretrid,'rallier. n dial : to ace Ilia Stalest) ?—1 cannot say very precliely at 11. A tame of time, but I believe there war. When Dr. Baillie stoles dint 11r. Perceral law jelly twice, does he speak hoe. recollection , o r is he sore is correct ?—With respi et to the etith, it is Fil i n my ou ramlum ; but with regard to the other time, I here distmet: reruliect inn of it, hot I waderstood YU from • Yerrevul Dom Dr Itaitlie recollect whether soy double nUli eatertaiswil in his uwu mind abuid the ChMllfetlool. M.jVtoly, Mere not suggested by what the Chao.. .Ik. Isi:o had mentioned tigniest the proposition that I.e should mouth Ilia Alakiesty'• presence revolted.hen y r heard of the proposal of the Chaorcliiir bc,ug sitinotril preserve of His Majesty , I full ) runreiri 4 in it, be aft, rwaida &steed alt ut the prof ably of the mr.r tram the sugtations the l.urd Cbaucu newel it. Itare any symptoms of bodily complaint apprired in course of His 3lajest ) 's preacid disorder, other tkin th. %Inch neersiderity or use Ily attend disurite i s ut Ihls • scriptiou ?—I titit there hare been more symptom. bodily indisposition to His !Hatesty's present diners ti ate ueeessarily connected with the disorder in ether ievr. I should sty that there has been censidcrahle taricr nit respect • that at limes there h oc b een a (amide ab'. - • of buddy &orb r, and st other tini e r enn , r ,„,i roy Duna the prevalence of seek. ) ~, , !stew., ill the = Dr Hailhe to say deg ree s it ect Inv detrain. or Hi. )5 jesry's OPu;der. we the prohaliiiity of his retorrol ;-1 not say whether Airy are 14:4. I. to nil., t ..f 11 Ithanaty's dieurdtr, bet I believe ilu) are farour..l.4 t. t Iflionery. Haw o ittriewty, since *Lc eunionenernient of his direr& Lees orsoo r cunt ly f. cot re oast fever; lons ust 1111, rids, h. shove ilosol which Jr. LI Col:o• has noderstiosd to tae h,. in time of health !—I 1/4. not kilo* ern secarstosis thr col quenry of Ilia 31ajesty's poise in time of liesitio„bni I far, ' in posies:el that must cumnoinsty it lin bleu hesnuol t ,mural standard of the pulse of a mi4l. 4 Hit time u/ hrh, oust very often mon to licyord t Dr. Hoak- !one ine tunas d to sill the ril 111911:3:Te. he has shard opens exisnitnatins, a* h. %bled attention has {pen eared in the coorre of ,I, and to vie egotist ante. withou hos kuowletter o. ( - Cot; %!sirei pre s ent iodic position', does tor eitStil ho ll, ook so :s.so y o b r lo, o . that II KO, etyuhntr~t.•l y rte,os e e, was on a.. 1 ,491 4. of dmcbsti; ; l.4 the duties of lass 111411..11. as •thi i rwe Isis forewent indisposooi 4444 —A ft. r 7,:5i00% attest t o m all the-CIO onnst novo, th .1 hare oaLeos plate in th-s ta w ,. osoi oos . I still fusititiole to shook it very probed& dim H Ilaja *di Wl . ..wilily recover. 141. If WWI. I foodolie lost nabs iu the came surasaser as Istfare has pretest ilinees. ‘Lortis, it Dterantbrin Ism 1)ocior ROBERT 1/ARLINC: %%ILL'S 'AA is and You are desired to atpeM.t this Committee, whether II State ut His Al.jetty's health is such as to reader Lim tat rahle of comma to person to Ws Parliament, or of a , tentling any kind of mobile business'—lli• M:,..tfty a itirapahlr com,ie tu Pml- , mrat, or ritattemetrnz t:i any mitotic La,iiies Mist are ite hopes you eatertam of His 3lnjest)'s rra movie ; —1 enter...ea eurAtteat hopes of WS Haystaya tea very ; the prm..11.:•11011 t thief has %Alberto takes Owe, th ou it lessen, eunsiderahly the t %venation that theorems's,. take rime in a *wry short true, is md ,initieirtat to dim my coufelenee His Ntakety ndl alttinataly recover. U. run fantod the uninitia tors in your senree to fotoserquertioo, upon the particular sympionis of His !I *Sp disorder, or upon general experience is other eases the sane lir, ta rs,os upon Loth?-1 form in opinion soon bit apes my general t xperier ce la cams of menial disease, e• epos the p .rtieutar et uiphines of His 1111 nje.lo/elPllBllll l l ll t. Whether is that psrt tenter Speri4ll of the disorder His Ma jemy has hero with, it hr. Leen fosedfrusit raptor that Ike greater nil iselos. of peso:.. is 011 . 4C114 hare to. eared ss i,, g nn strict , . in my answer to tint p Ileular doss or the it , retiee otelipr oho+ M. Majertj Lu labours, I shr old as) that a sun pruportlou motet. you tort, any 011/10114111.•r pnrioalrk conjecture of the 411118160 n of Ilia Maj,st's ilhtrss *--No,l comet. Whethe r ~, c ar as ca l ou leuer enables you to judge of ll' Nlsjert!.'s disorder, you 'hook it noire jogai:Ark Ili. 11i ty *id or *ill not neuter, so as I. sander hiss capoloic .1 .S. tending to prthlie business ;—I presume boll loy •illl•Mtf I.• a roamer questiu:s is an stow.... I.s that. 1 guissarr is s.nary as inelitd!og a full capability of trails:art issg allbusi.rsa "hither you eau stale to this t ommitlie any patients/ cause to obit h yea antlshe Ilia htijesty's priest auiterio Atom ?-*-1 presume the titres* distress for the Alums ufthe l'riocese Amelia.. . • hetber any climate has taken place is His Majesty's in• dispositioa efface your last esainination before the nay Commit !—II can hardly slats that as material alter:J*6 les tali a place. It is (sire fatly diflis all iu ruts of it.s descriptiun to =runic accurately the degrees of susezia. swat. Hu Dr Wills attended Ilia lilnitsty in the former .1- tanks all Ibis &torch r t-1 atteetkd His Majesty is iLe yt•r twit. In rate cf • erssat:nn of the disorder, would great inter., l'oPl,uns, or inch as would pribably arise iu the earrelia of has high elation, lie likt ly to produce a ri turn of the dos• eider hate at. ireasou to think that it would, prorid , d the IV OWer7 is complete Relepsis bare tint hers proilattd after tomer illiteme• in His Majesty's complaints. When Dr. Willis afrees with the other Physicians ohs ion Fecal examined in assigning the immediate occitstaa His Majesty's present illness, does lie mean to assifii it at the primitive costae of the cum plant', or only at havilig breath( into Nei non a disease to • link His Nlairsty had been beim , oubket ?—.Ceriaialy as liringiag into action • disease to which Hit Maj. ty haw been before stilijcet. Wham Dr. Willis ea. tresses this coufidrot expectation wf His Majesty's recovery, does be mean hoi lust tecoseryi without the probability of • occult - cote of the same iodispe. salon '!—(:crtaiwly not. S! odd His 3lajiste recover, so as to fulfil all the eat' talon.. which Dr. Villas means to expretis, is it In his °piste.' nines or less probable that Hut Majesty would he wl,jctt it similar indispositions ti.reing alreatb labours"' under rms. attacki, it Is more pi tillable he wdlawouuuc IV 9111,111091 attacks. lilt :11,jcsty's 111114111 hat lag been immediately preceded lit, arid constantly accompanied with titer arising from c:traor• dinary psibility and utrruns initiation, is not stub a 0111111:11111 more likely to I.e re proditeed from external rm. eionsiairces sod causes, than any other indisposition of lid erase class !--It is, perhaps, a medical question of very lit• th notnient, whether His 3fajesty's complaint is attended will , fell , a. Mel : ht Iv y opinion there i 9 so fewer moot, Si.. who', ihinothoo upon as extreme seesaw irritabrhb but 1 ant nut aware that lin Majesty will be woe sisliss a/tarot uts that account, than be would hr, if it arose from soy rause in the comitiini km itself ; H amasses always to re quire swot c.a. real cause to rut its it. • ‘l In thee, when the comp:dist is accompanied with (list esti tine mitosis, irritability &seethed lay h r.lVilbs, it II PM amore sohject to be retell mom and increased by external air comptancea and canary, than a similar complaint oat an sr romp.inied sat oil same of any similar COOmpIAVII I lao can take place without firing srcuwi , saied with a stiudsi Serino, notability. His loamy rennet Inn takes place in Ilia Majest,'. pirseat disorder since ilm Majesty as.. taken ill is Octuiri last :—hose inn he,. two relapses.. Matt HA periods of those relapses '—The asth Seers. bet Itle• ! of hie exl Ott iii