The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-12-24 00:00:00

t te sill December Were the latelode at which tonsi "-...0e degree of iscrease of the s . .mptoins took place, which berilenorninate staled te o nii• has th at His Majesty's disorder some 0 , trireme distress for the Meese of the Pitons. Amelia, eamrenttee wish to know if Dr. Willis cuneiders then re • to have arisen to the ordisary course of the disorder, ; s hriller arty retreats:was causes have cootriboted to urea ▪ ,6o relapses ?—ln that extreme stale of nervous irr i r : l a, icy, tedium causes aro sofficiest to prodace an one ....l—lierrease of symptoms till the recovery has advanced F e - eei l a certain period' it may he difficult to say, there •(ether this increase of symptoms may have arisen i• it ,jigary rOarlit of the disorder, or from trifling einem woe shich may hare produced theist. *oat the int relapse occur about the period of the riliticha's funeral ?—..00 the following day, or the day Mat • ! b ee De. Willis speaks anaemic?, does he mean n lapsn marwatiou of the disorder, or after • remissitio of the i--ferm.nly she, ••remission; His Msjesty's sever noted, pert there not exacerbations of His Mejrsty's disorder as th November and Ilse sth December ?—Certainly, us &melee of both those days. p i ss Dr. Willis consider the exareihations which took tech of those day.; to hare been relapses properly I, or inch paroxysms as cummonly occur in a a thi s description?-1 consider them merely as as which helm% to the disorder itself. „ re rcit slit resniesiuits of His Nlajcsty's disorder i. and the paroxysms renewed or inervased, by his cones uf, and reflection upon his own ense, wider 4intnatancea ?—I am not aware of any particular that has taken place front such considerations. ow e in the et of Dr. Willis' expel imice in di.. of this kiwi, he ha. had occasion to observe t h a t t h e ervilk patient is a consideration of weight in forming o rtatious of recovery'—Where the traces of air can he gamic , ' .8 the symptoms of the disorder, it is el rtaiely of great emooderatiun , but in Iha /11ajest 'a silent. Lw I have nut discovered any traces of age in the *pup- I therefore infer that Hu Majesty's age is not a mat te ..1 renemit. comparison of the symptoms of Hi. Majesty's pre est r with those of his disorder in the year lust, is Dr. Wino of opinion that the paroxysms tit ' the prevent car are more or less severe either 111 ,teams .or Juraliva Ls those of the former?— paroxysms in this disorder ere ism more frequent but not mom severe 1111111 in tau I, old la..er donation. Floe the reiniesions in the petasut disorder been of loner crimes, iloratio• than those of Ilse disorder is litherto they have been shorter. 11;wl'orl the reatiasiuse hare been more or less complete is Her Majesty's present disorder than iii !sot thick i.r.r the diaorder, under which His :Majesty now li tmus, s. at the lass as that in tem ?—lt sa uf the woe helm, tioim the facts which Dr. IVillis has celleeteil fresibr Physimaiis, and other Nlediral Attendants ou Iles %par, he deem% this disorder to be of tbr satire el as grllrj -sty's other attacks, in which Dr. Willis did not sl id& Majesty believe all His Ilajestj's attacks have hei molar. _ . be far in these (lieut./tete the experience of former attacks icktvw of the same patient aff"rde au indication ..f the pkl/7!r time of the cure, eitaposits: that • cure shall be slam! , ly carried ?—lt lot efll44C• prabable where the symp. Neuf our rain k re./motile the eimptania of 3 precmliug air, bat the progress to *ill be stutilar also. Itlpther lite pa-egrets turn"d treorery has !tithed:, beta neat is this, as su former attacks '—lt has rather bars paimmort than in tea I„ :t is further adraareel the. arAt attack is 1) • I cannot speak as to the attack • e.heiher. the differt nee is sorb as to affiird Dr Willis any .In.dfur joking th vl Ih•s rec , .r err Will Or will not be ale thin la Ow former sttxk■ !—The difference is .4, ICUS totaultit lilt to (swan any judgment on dm sub- Wip titer relbrring to bie ens.:ee t.:iren to a form., gus Dr. WINk can .Eric what driarte of protroet sou lu re• 1 " 6 " W tetlletein to &min.& his warm...son of **de cetweery !--My opiuio, would be father eutd.•d by taauMouta which ebseald attend that prott aetioa, theta the p05ar,..,1 Infto,e approaches towards recovery ant more like') to solo , menowis es by a grmlu sbnouutsun of the p trus• pat t Immo: of the fC/11 , 1.i..115, or by a ett.blots and larieurassua of Ike runs &mist l•—Probably by lb.- gradual Aas. sm of the paroxysms stud Ilse leustbentui of the .it.h.o sieve olil Dr. fn.t see Hie !gait sty in 0:4 ' 7 -4 h. 16r Gill Heeetel,..r. _ . _ %.11rit in n nt . W 16010.11, or nr semiggio.. • th a complete &lims, uu . iks the Gist siatios)sui that 4 t 41.11 plats. na.thnt parosyst, let err ?—Exti comely afire ; His Ha . ..II Far •11111 iine tLr t•ru succeetlins paroxysms beta !till /e'ene farsi.l4 e ably 141,4 Hu. Inc iks the itotatares with which Dr.Wltlia is acquaint- ..off. ring amirr repeated attache of this dis /Sr, the letninticy of such attacks has iurrersed or di nt shed, at the pattrut lies advanced is age !--1 cannot awes , as to the in gurney. flaw far has the violence of ills attacks increased or di :sired ander the circumstance stated in the forma ntiaa?si—Tlie violence has increased. Is it, in Dr. Willit's opinion, a circuntotance favourahle, Wherwire, to the probability of H. Mej,.lis ni "tel. Ore should have bees such an assignable muse for His f's disorder, as that which he has 'tiled is err r avers favuurabl.• etrelinistance. 15 b a disorder as that with which Hi. Majesty is Ja mie there nut timothy certain, :mutations or stages ill.. a boVarba slate oil the our baud, and to • 'novel, dor . !--.Verisatily at w h ir l. His oliourdir has arrived, • • I alt raids the . (tat to:s 01* progressive intendment? • (Lindy warrants the exportation ofprtsgrmoive amend '7. bemuse it is tits singe through which each of His Ms 1' disorders has passed. Amens,' to tie usual gradations of disorders of this `r" 4013 , is it er is it not the opiiiisis of Dr. :Celli* that st material advance towards recovery, arnslJ be a dam ralescroce. or a state nearly approaching to it !—Prit , state neatly approaching to convalescence. m comparing Ilse present stage of His Majesty's Mann Its e.nrespumling stage in toot, dues Dr. Woks, ue he. hot, Crleritirl an equally favourable expectaties of idajestya reenve i y t—Comparing the two Blazes toga ! have air raison io hove a less favourable opium* lbaa Is taal. t e• making the same comparison, does Dr. Willis entem .. .expectation of Ili, Mojests'a recovery from his pros +ma, within the same period of time as in toot •—Per , eanctly. Thr reseal stage is mere remote Goo than the similar stage which limit place +nl.), 14 ' 1 what period of time. Poppadom ao material alinie• ut His Majesty's disorder stall have taken plate. woald Willis (*ma to entertain congiteut hopes a Die Maier, y 'a `1?--1 mug still think that my ortolan wontil IrP too by the symptoms that were dicta pruscnt than by Ilse Oaf time. De Willis W desired to answer the Question, supposing the as emitinowl nearly as at present ' -1 .binild certain. 4 bi have Pry anftwourahle opir.ion ur Ilia Majesty's ,M/i if the usual pe r i o d a t which reeoreq has t.ikeu plate 47L r..emer watts had parried hy. du you conceive to fume been thr usual period, dating the wienmencement of the corarlaint !—The pei Inds diggred ; in lyne. 9 it win nearly six months ; the i; e . r Kneads Weft shorter ; I have spnkso of the leanest '' Oast claw uf elssew.h.r is HIS klujesty's locum indispo '" 'terabit ?—geeiniting to as arraugeniesit ia M ens. Q shlrild consoler it as a derangement of an.l ne - casiunalls Min it. tty4,y:the Vedas of dim:weer, which • Dr. Wallahs* jam the -. 'lifer from what is usually tamed tautaiity!—Thera 1 1 , ‘de difference betwixt thous. Ten describe generally io what that &foam ens ""`lt rnnmts prineipally in the different state of th e tail ilithaent at its. of the coallitstiors slew la ' N I lir! wind is utisrly uccupied upon Peg !lit"' :Ass, 01111(b 0111110 K or finch p tedihr of this elt;sr: which L . 10 urr 0,4 the we' anJ the part reimition uf, awl ultuiriiivrinstancea ?• sgrdl dial has taken 1 Olielber iu the COOl skis of ibis kiuJ, he walk patient 111 welltiollo of refuel iierutroll 1 0 the spool ' ,lg.( of great Cum ti* I have nut disco I therefore inf. il, s comparison cal r w thy Dr. Winn , of opinion or are more or less dis thus' of the furl bier kin more freqn wed 1J...1,1L derails Hare ihr remission duration ii litlirrtio they have I 4rii , ri the minis id Ho ILiieuty ' s pros, Nest, 1r • the disin basis, 1 , .4 the 101.11 Male.:1•• 110.10. from the Isisibe Physicians, lbpsiv, be deems tl bolln -41, 1 e other nal Lk If sjasi y 10 , mtlar. M for 10 these Ai Uos (vim of the ssn ~ai''r time of the stsir..ly (Heated ?- op.( one rain k r • ibot lbe progress Itintlter the prop ils ione is this, as ▪ pro!ouTed than ▪ Lr,* attack us I s t!.0111 , 1, the itiffct sti.uial for joking t! 1)1 , 1 111111 1/1 01,021; StlIS to taaLl I. %nether rittbrring triltie can hi tad Ovate kroner, 1— %implore which • plovon oole •pprnael ii,.: themselves p,a sal increase u aelesosiorii of IM of the p .1i shat time ski I 10 , 0irs —llst the I • ihit in a pai te. :of complete Sul 111,11 plate Its. ILA parallel • jeshS sae sa RI lice. 11,, 1,. sic Coll . lll l .ably ty ti ,. . s the stir t. pi yam* st,ff,ri • ord . r, thy Impel* 17 m :shed, as the pa owes sa to the hi hw Ilew far bas die ▪ snnehed soder II he is tai ?•-The it, in Dr. Willi in. r otherwise, to the se That there eletiold :ea M 3 rit)'s iliborder, 1,4 W ei l - seer) favours Is i c - b a discard, int.% sic there n I. *41.4 Ls • 'hi r , ! , e ‘1 . 1:0 01 VI 'i it 0 .01%11110g . 11 , Lnsmly Wllfr.l In- 1111 :, het - niter it is !.. 1 A i rs Sowders has s d Accenting to th is it or heMl tmuteririnil 01 J n.lYslr.en.e e , is sv ( ' l 'yauueneuly rkt 1 pun romprirme 114 , ly 011 Co. rams,. leb !" he not, (norm • tlajeetj'e nee i l k", bare ao no ry, ry, is 1 / 1 01. Pu - -I.l".llliadd Ito as ill expectation ee , tla. se, withio t ▪ 1 1 eat entity. Is I . l l_ riissu s a mmt • red ocj, what polio • of Illr Majebt , b y , ll' W illis erase to 41. „„ I" muss • s"''''S by the trap rio P.•'d or time. the Dr dlr O darn A id' " 17 sal costal • „ . 1 " ' - ' ll7 to leave a " .• • 1 n" st It the II; rt he r ' s- aser anal to 41 11,1,, you eon, ka rt. 6 -- 7 4 la . • anonym • in hat .. , P , , r0,01 WIWI 1 •abt dos o f, pot 7 .be rrferahi , t —! rue-LQ, .h.dd run se• end k bar ”onne, I sn.s the 'peeks de. • 16td, dire? (yin I ', In`'sle difference ber 11 sleserit t ll lll l l‘ll , "• .' il-e die Ants, adthout .aay reference to present °Litchi A person under delirimn resembles one talking in his sleep; Ise is to telly insensible to all sorroanding objects. The bodily health is at the time considerably affected ; great restlessocss and want of sleep. la insanity, the inowl is acting upon none mussed idea, to the truth of which it will partinneiosbly adhere, contrary to the strusgest evidence of its falsity. The iadividual is awake to all surrounding ohjeets, the geneial health may Idc little or not al all impaired. Taking these two punts as extieme points, derangement will lie somewhere betwixt them, partaking more or less of one or the other. The derangement whir It is the object of this Inquiry I con sider ptrtaking of delirium, but sever partaking of num tiny. From which of the different species of mental disorder that Dr. Willis has described is recovery most probable '— From that species of derangement which mistakes most of delirium, provided the patient survives the 'toddy disease. Dr. Willis having made this division in his own mind, the Committee wish to understand, whether he considers that these three species all differ brim each other in kind or in degree !—The three arc pram tL distinct iii themselves ; they may irecasiosally run one into it., other. Deraingemeut fur example may beeonie COM plot? delirium miry pass through &rani-amid to its progress to recovery, though nut necessarily. According to this distribution of the subject, by what ti no does Dr. Willis describe that general class of disorder of whir li these arc species !—I Never hare sufficiently consi dered this subject with a view to cla,ilication, and am out prepared to gie” a decisive answer the Ti ion Do out all these three sper•ies fall minter the general mid popular di sigualion of insanity %—I believe in the general acceptation of the term, delirium would be exempt. Per haps the other may nut hart been sufficiently distingnisheil. (bold Dr. ileitis give any precise definition of delirious —Tour Lordships wiN we the extreme difficulty o f givi n g a definitios au premeditated. I cannot romare to du is. Is there arty .11 0 1.110 a Waseca delirium generally, de pendent upon fever, w lien it has arise.. to a great height, and in not ilepeooleut 'moo such a degree of fryer As far as the sy niptoin4 can be ja retired they are precisely the Mine. Having due regard Nall the eircum•lasres to which your at'entiou has hero railed in the I . o3lffe of this (life mu naination, and especially lo all such rtrcnnntances (as far as you elf acquainted with them) whirl' ri tate to His Msjerty's wee of life, and the state of Ins bodily health, his present and former disorders which hove been 'motioned is this ex aminatioo, the nature and noutsber of those disorders, the eymplions, paroxisnis, and which have occurred in the course of them respectively, mot the camparstive pro• 'teas made in thins respectively towards recovery ; you arc denied la slate, whether a due regard to any or all of such c.rcumstaar•es dues or dues not diminish the contidenee, which you expressed is the beginning of retie reanimation, that His :ticket! will ultimately 'Teener with it fill r,pnbi lity of trenoietin,l ell businese—My confidence that His jelly will ultimately review so as to transact all public bu••t. nem is not diminished; but this opinion molt sae subject to the uncertainly which attends all medical prognostics. Dr 1. H. HERERDEN tilled in and examined. Yon are desired to acquaint this r essm itt ee .nh r ihee th e state of 141. 11ajrst)'s lic.ritts is snch as to render but isle*. phis r t cootitni au 'Arson to his Porlrourat, to of tOtrallont to any kind of public business!-1 think His Majesty's pie. seat state reutico a bun incayalrle of coming in parson to his Parham. nt, or of attending to p ublic busmess.. . . - , %Via, In • tie boors you entertain of Ili, Majesty's TYCO very ?-11 rob rtain the greatest expcetatiou of His Majesty's proveryi Dot ynu foam' the opinion OW. is your answer to the former qnestion, aro the particular symp ions of His M - jetty's Moonier, or upon giairial iyoCe in other cases of the same minor, or upon bulls I—l Weisel my °room upon the progress His Ilaji so y has already Motile 10WOrtis rrro very, upon the present unimpaired state of His Majcory's faculties, and urn, the rxprrienCt sainted by 1118 Majesty's prerious attacks of a 411111:nr Whether vs that particotar species of the ilieurder His Majesty Ilse been afflicted with, it has Leen found f tapers. ace that the greater number of pentium no affected him Wes cried believe they ham. CMS you form any joilgoicat or prahuWe conjecture of the duration of 111. Majesty's Miles, born. ate jo•ligoomi with regard to auy precise period for the tea miesatioa of Slajests's iud spirsit ion. The c'sperienei of his former •ltailis affords a resumption that the period may but be eery distant. 11 het Lc r, as fir as experimme • MAW, you to judge of Ilia jf sty's you think it mere prult ihile His tlajesty nut OM not 51 ro•rrr, so 00 to reset. , F vo repable of atien•li•ig to palit.c buniurn, thick it iii the lii t hesit oblrra• pen • Wile that His 11.1 . 1 , .ty .s .11 infUV , s, Owl Ire full an cspnlile. of &throats to public basilicas as he nes btfure his present shad k. _ . . %Viotti" r s am vat piste to tli.s Ciounti , tee any particular ranee to v. hide )..a armlike HIS Alajear...'a pr•leat truliapnei. Ilan 1-1 r.ive on h..ritation iu •itrihotiog His alairaty's i.rirent walaily kilns auziety on &CONUIIIt of the Isle Priscesn Alta Is _ . . . . Wks:thee say chalice Las taken plac , its Ills Majesty's is akposituut List examinaliou hef.re tbst Prie Coartril l—Sitire I ass examined behtte the Privy '..tustoril, It is '41.4. sty has hens worse , fora few Jays, sail lima solo.- titteittly to that been •Rana better. I consider his porstot ►tate ant at all sr 1.1%l I htin it was al that btu.• . Di.: Dr. I. lie:tiro •;tend llu 31ajtsty ou the uccosuo of of the disorder vr;r; peculiarly mild i—The mildness of the symptoms to His Majesty's present disorder was always con. siderid with reference to His Majesty's former attarks, and it wa s in comparison with th em only that the symptoms were at first considered to i.e rsild, and u.t communication expo...ire of an opinion hoyoud this, a as, a: far as I am aware, till hie at any lime. The Committee would be glad to know distinctly whether Dr Ileberden ever heard the phrase stated in the preceding Qlll4llOll used lay any ad the l'hyaicsans ?-1 do out recollect ere, intone heard it used. Have the remissions which Dr. Ileherilen has observed he His Majesty's promo' disorder liven more or has susuplele than those whirl. he Lad orcasiun In observe attends ance on His Majesty to tdos remissions in His Ma jesty's present disorder have appeared to be of Move conti nuance, but at no time so complete as they had been is his former illness at an lainal thatalice sr time Gam its COMM nit ticemmit. %VIII Dr. Hchertlen state to the Committee what was this whole duration of His Majesty's illness in tint'-=I was first called upon to attend His Majesty on the tolls February trot ; awl I believe His Majesty presided at Council on the aed April followina ; I should cousider the interval betimes those periods as cuitstitutict the duration of his disease at that time. At what time did Dr. Hebeellen's attendance on His Ma. jelly cease ?—Alter the period when His Majesty was so fir recovered as to be aide to transact Miami-as at nay period of slip day, he still retained such marks of itieliapsitiou shout him, as inure it expedient that mime one of his Pbasitians should he siniet his person for some mouths afterwards In this situation 1 was in attemlance %WWI His Majesty me late as to the cad of October. "Warms the 12th February and the yid April did sot the appearances of disorder cuutinse core or less ?-1 believe that for AIM, days previous to the VA ipril they 644 so far erased 32 to make Ilia Majesty's PLywriaus roureive him compriiiit to exercise all this usual fusictioup of his high station. Die Mereurij, eg Decant+. is Into. Docent WILLIAM HEAP:ADEN •gain called in and Whether, having doe regard to all the eirenrostanees to which your attention has hers erne., &trio( your present examination, you entertain the same hopes of HI4 bLijnity's ultimate recovery as ”ytt did before your examioation N-1 do entertain the same hopes as I did it the bi.giuniug of toy termination. Sir HENRY HALEORD, Burt ealkd in and examined. Yon nrr desired to acquittat this Committee whether the state of His >,lat-sty's health 1. such as to ren , kr bon in• rap ilite or coowsz in iscriluti to hts Pielt.itni , iit, or of at• temlitig to any kiwi of public business —TI%.• state of His hraith is crrtaiiily such as to sender bias incapable of voning to Parlinote.tt. or 01 attending to pub:ic What are the hopes !on ridertain of His NTejesty's re. revery have the iitio,st especutioos of His Majesty's e.tiinste mg-revery. Do yin' footscl the opinion gives io yenr answer to the former VC'', .1 tti 1111011 ibe partieu.se spawning of His Ma - jesty'• disorder, or tapirs general experience in other cases of the same n.ll ore, of 110.1 ?...Upue 'Kith. . . . . arc of his (.mire disiailers?—.Yes Are :liesympt• pits of His Majesty's present disorder of a simdar n duce with ilioee of his former disorders l—Thry are of a similar nature to his illness in 1501, oar which ocemioss only I had the hoeiour of attending His Majesty. ' Art the parnapints of Ilia Majesty's preseut disorder more Of his settee, either in degree or duration, than those of hi• disorder in tune accessions and icinissione in His Majlity's present disorder have leen twee separate from each other thau jhey appeared to he in his fernier disorder is line, but I am not aware that the violence if the sump. toms Juristic the aecessivus his Wes greater is this that io his former al, PS . When did Dr. Ileberden grit attend his Majesty io this (hamar ?—tio the st;tli October last. HIM de you maisider as the date of the first paroxysm pit disorder !—The s adli October. How long did that parosysee continse!—Fifleen day.. It'as it mimeo/ list peters that the succeeding paroxysms —lt less wore rie Did visor. riValer the symptoms oftbat paroseinn es being 'Kyrie . :—.They appeared so metre as to give lits Majesty's ysicisiss apprchi meow for his life. Did aletft the them to soy penises if being peculiarly mild !—l'erlalrl) nut. IVs. the *rat remission more or lam complete than the SOCCeedleilf rennellione have bleu?—lt was not teas complete, mar ease I certainly say that it ass inure complete. His she duration vt the seem-sive parusyssiss ant rennss loss hirfesifed or dimisiubed since She 0010tnenreofflit of the divorile. !--.1 he ilaratien of the paroxysms has become lets ; (hr duratwo attic remissive* has become greater. Has 11.1. proven. beea aniforin inure the lweinnoig staled ri foreleg. Wiener to Ilse l'ornmiltee, that Iltr Meet peweteol continued afters dep.; the ...Mequon renosmou e.niliou; .nil? Site .1.4%* ; the ...road pirwaysas fen 0 4) . 111.• , t eued 11 . 1.11.1111./11 CllOlllOl4 ;lays ; the ;hod paroxysm cootinneil live slays ; the third remission still con sists's. I roasele. the present remission to hear date from the eight of Deceollo. f loth. How far in Mom disorders the osperkrsee of former at. tacks, in the case attic rouse ewers', 4114.111 an indication of the pe..table time of the cure, supposing that aeure *ball ultimately her/M.(lrd —lt most .lepend sigma the tenurial outlet repetition, sail spats the sceirrary of their eorrespos- Aetna with each robe;. In she repeat feet it ie very far from taloa 'sure grois! of judgment, but it appears to tee to he the Last we have. Dr. Heleerden has stated that be cossiden the 117 st pi racv to to have coinuronced as the sub Octele., sod to hate :aided to the Jth :hove...her ; Ore l:sreemittee ....b to pit Ik Ileherdsa, air, her ibis paroxysm, deriver whirl. His Majesty's life was purposed to be is &Mgt r, was not of very .4101.1 , 111 degrees of 'wheat at differtat prcioda of .t. ilii..a• non 'a...Certainly. At its etiesmeirecoseut it glee (I...lla j,sty'. Phy•ifiene reseon 10 bora. that it ghee miiht arr i ve al w fog diolaible a h.•teht as se afterwards •iterssed Does Dr. kisteridca recolle.3 es *hat d ay die Cabe et •f Whether iu that pa:tieslar speck; of the disorder His Ma jesty has btcn alllietrd with, it has been found from experi ence, that the greater another of peraons so affected bare bees cored believe they bare. Can yea form any joilrinent or probable conjecture of the ilaratiou of Ilia 31mjesty'a Wilms ?—1 cannot forts any satM. factory conjecture. Whether, so far as nom ience enables you to image of His Majesty's disorder, yogi think it more probsbk His llnjesty will or will IRA ft fort I, so as In frillier loin capable of attend. ins to public beanies. '—l believe it to be more probable that Ills Majesty will ft:cover so as to be capable of transacting public business. V 4 hither you c oo Oak In this C ~,,, Ittl t ICC any particular ranee 10 which rents asirfillis His %Injegly . .. present illtliSpOsts hoe ?—1 believe the anxiety which Hid Majesty felt Jeering the protracted illness of the Princess Amelia was the cause ‘atwitter any change has take* place in lit. Majesty's is. dispoaibon since your examination before the Ps ivy Council ? —I du real think His Majesty beam than he ass at the time of my niainiaation before the Privy Conseil ; I think him mock the same. Has Sir Henry Hattori! before attesdeJ His Wsj sir ow similar uressimis ?—No. _ How far in these disorders the eaprrienee of former at tacks in the (sae of the tame patient &Muds as autumn,. of the probable time of the cure, 'appestat that a cute shall be ultimately effected ?—lf the symptoms correm 1 with tl:•ise absents! 011 former OCCBSIOII4, 1 iiho.iild t►ink it pro bable that the course au4 termination of the disease nail be es petted to be the same. It Nether, so far as Sir Henry Helloed is acquainted with flu:circumstances of His Majesty's former indispantitieus, the ..mopitims of thus attack ►ave Italie. to followed the sans count, far as I have understand, the symptoms do ap pear to hair followed the same coarse. From what time does Sir Heury Halford date Hie coat metireincat of this attack ?-o.t the creation of the t7th Oc tulie►, 1 think the disease assumed* decided character Hail Sir Heury Watford seen His Majesty wi the preeedieg days, and •hat abse,ratittus had he thee made ?-4 ►ad seen His Majesty oa the preceding days, sad thought His Ma jesty's cmatersation more rap-4, and his 111.11111 Ct somewhat man harrtra oceastunoliy, but not son•aally. Wrill t►ere as the i7th a considerable accession (lithe Jis• order ?--Un the incritig of the 4; t\ October His Majesty became much worse. Haw 'mg did that acrnsi,n c,utiaae'—With mere or hie vieletere unlit the pub November H•is that been fullowti by • erfutiots of the disorders lq there at peanut a reatatatra truce whys ha that rurality's Deetinhev. Have three accessing', and or sliarriatted sit olaris u. Lave dirdadhod, and the • . . slocir duration Hoc tLt secessions Janlo !Iris paroxysm Legan ? —lts sioleeee eau hardl ) .be datedlions 'tree ?—The last seression was u violent ws that *Web pre. aul do tinet period. Is,' the nib November it seemed Ati I ceded it, but its duration trat not to c.. sideralik. have attained its ut Were the two last accessions equal in vitcence to the . _ Has Dr. Hellersiennay ree7illeetion, that it wee emonsimM. first !—They s etc oil. rated to any persons resorting to Wiadster .es 11e into Oc. Have the ,missions inert/M.l 1101 k its duration and de whirr er Ist Niereinher,th it His Majesty's life was in danger pr.•e!—The rem mien. have inert aced m it.. hoe the —1 apprehend there cou'd have hero me smith ceranitsuiesti• a I hat remission hes sat bceu so complete as that *Lich mime. made, Immune at that tune theme ems nothing to justify i diatelly preceded it. such en opinion. At what period of this disonter ham yos considered it to Dormer dues test Dv. Heherden recollect that the rem,- be at the atom )—On the 7th and silt November. mulattos made to rooms renorting to Windier no the cg'b Were the symptoms of the disorder at that t isee mild or se. October and lit November sat, that the d,unler was 41 a Were *trete that I thought Hat il,jesty's hti sari is milder character, though they r 441,1 not state to alit extent , some petit. 4 it might go )-11 that time I was the only one of His Ma- At the liftW. of Sir Henry H.tlf tetra examination heroic Iles jesly's Physician+ present who hail seen hint under a similar I Privy Colrain', Jed he eine. tam hop.. of His Majesty's disorder befit., and his present smirk it d aNt.or to Ps speedy recovery'—No. theta to he Ins violent then sleet I tool svilitess..ll in the year Fas his maintop its that respect hems in any emitter varied 18.4 Added to which, Ili+ Majecity's inetessed mite, mid 'Mee that time—No. his .'*feet of Mehl, we thought might h e fiatissi 'tote in kvepi Were the symptoms of His Muimity's disorder on the I_(b. the ilisterehr altogether of a mild., diameter. This Opiiiiott j 1111 k, and lath ur, Noveinle,r, of se unlit thirstier?—Comps. was stated to UM Majesty's Misname ..btu they resisted to ; votively speakniz, tL. alljeuty am materially !setter wit 'bees Wiadsur. days; eveu as far as the aftensoou of the 1411‘ November Did Dr. Heberden state to any persons eluting any part of At what period of this disorder do you r.too.loler the sytnp the lion paroxysm of His Majesty's disorder, that its sytup. lotus to ham been most favourable?-1 think coo the 'gib, hum:were peculiarly mild!—At the first ciontuencemem of 1 19th, 141 h, and part of the 3 . .eith of November. II is Nlajesty's present disorder, the symptoms appeased mitd- Of the various remissions which have occurred is lb* er thou in the year 1104, and this opinion I did communi. coo se of this disorder, *lnch do you deem the most Cam. tate. I piety in point of degree )-I!pun the shine, Hon which l ick Whether Dr. lielorden does or does not reollert when (4'o I Plate between the gsth 'Sonneteer mil the ilk De. - meiber other Physicians we called in, that they repeatedly stated la judging of the general clinometer of a di. oiler of this that thesymptions of His Majesty's disorder wereofamild r description, ilte you fibrin your opiuma UN toe 1411114114141 character'-1 cannot distinely state that they did roue &nth rely of the disease, or on all its 'minus occurrences Intl mointsookaltun; lint io the very early pin of the element spa:nuns+ '--9tt all its various occameaers a u nt symptoms illness se have all hoped that it might not arrive at that it as the arcesiiiin with whirts this disease courasseitord, de.tree which hail brim experienced eta His Majesty's former such as indicated ,disease mild or severe is its charades attacks of the s ime kind, mid which has siuee bc.m °boned I 1 thought it indicated* severe character. its his present illness. you cat any period tartar that secession Mato to any Has Dr Helorden at any lime f 1111.14: the montinsance of person that its sytuptnuis were peculiarly sudJ I—l Whoa Ilia M sive' ye lint pa oxy am, heard any of His Majesty's Pity. mint. Melons state to soy person that the t h em existtng symptoms Whether Sir Henry Stafford has red beard it repeatedly . _ . Ms, st' • ; dated by some of the Physician arid s trig Hie Majesty, that the sytnytums of this attack, cantered with be forager, war comparatively mild have. Duel he recollect at what period, or on what °mafioso, those statements have been made think I have these steirisunits made aanietintes entoug ourmlves end sometimes in the prevent." of some of His Majesty's Minis. tees Can hr state the periods cannot state them meetly, bat I think it has been more particularly early in the &s -ear. Whether when be stairs the first arression to have given him au opmion that the attack mtelit basest-re, he refer* to the first diva of that accessimi, or In the attack as it a?prsred uu the nth, 7th, and ells of Mori >.--;.llorep titularly as In the atto.k as it appeared at the latter sad of the brat week in Noversiter. Whether, et any time before those days, SY Henry Hal ford stated to any persons li.s „pintos that the symptoms" were in thrimielses peculiarly mild !...11 believe not. Whether that was his opium... le it a eircurnalaisre favourable to the probability of His Majesty's recovery that there should hive been such as as sittnable rause for His Itlajest)`• dlimeder se that which Sir Henry Half rd batiste's,' think it is favourable. Aner abet period regime apposing no material amend. meat shall have taken pla ce, would the opinion which Sir Henry Ilalford has expressed of the probability of His blia. jetty's recovery cave ?-11 cannot state the time. If the recovery should be protracted beyond the prrii4 which bas elapsed in farmer disci, den, wool./ that emcees. Mange very Lis opiiiiire as to the probability of nltiesete ri co very )--1 should think rather Ica favourably of the ',hiatus result, lint still I should form my judgment from the spay. toms that 'lien pow aiird. . . What would Ins judgtnest be, should the symptoms the. continue meal mat pr..eiit o—My opinion would certainly be rather Imufavoitrable of the Whin de issue. Must Sir Hcury ILdforirs upinioo at that periosi not entre be cot cried by au attention to the siontosis as they stiou'd exist at that peiiort, hut by the s.inp .. between tits time and that peimd also prosreu of the symptoms from the cotton otemnst 'determine Ely jiwtgeseut. Mimi shield his judgra• sit he is the ruse deft. bad interveced outs a succession of sit rsat., parusymns sod remissions, out tontrii illy illferest iu 41.Kre, w stor a t.ws too Muse +Leh bare already secerrod, rind if tient bed W e n n.. m i te ms ' es ai ation of other symptom. I slid discover DO tilt...vial injury done he tbe facilites of the naiad by the rontinuance of the disorder, and no vital failure is the constitution, 1 should still tbinft favourably of the ottani', ins, of the disease. Whether Sir Hears , H Mord, hark:: due recant to all the ciressmstanto s which have loch n called to ti's attention in the cyansr of this J ty's ex iMination, has any reason to alter Ls opinion a: to the hones tae t xpresord is the hero:mins of his examination of HIS !Majesty's ultimate ritrovery2-..10ne. Vlother H s Ilitjettly's advanced al e u favourabie in un favourable to the recovery from his present dis-rder abstractedly considered is lees favourable to the removal of soy disorder ; bat 1 see no impedimest to His 3lajesty'a ads to his recovery es that eriotind THE ISI4TI S OF IHE REALM. HOUSE OF OROS, SIVAIDAT, Dcc. its. At two o'clock their IA-dships met, when a Ifesmee from the Commons. by Lord Crave and others, requested a can e femme with their toolships. Upon the motion of Lord iI•RItTOOL, Marquis We ll s ley, Earl Camden, Lord Liverpool, and Lord M Wirers, were appointed a Committee to manage the Conference, and th..ir Lordships immediately retired to the Faii.ted Chamber, with the Messes* rs from the Commons. Oa their rrtuiu, Larl CAMDEN reported to their Lord. ships that the Committee bad had a eJnfereisce with err. teiii %timbers from the Commons, who bail imparted to their Lordshii.s' Co nmittee ceaniii Resolutions mtieed to by the Cumulous, which his Loraship at the • line time presented. ['pots the motion of Lord Lteritroolt, their Lordships were ordered tube summoned on Widoesday next, on which day his Lordship gala notice he would more that their Lord ships shmild moire into • Committee of the whole Howse, to consider the State of the Nation. The Earl of It vearoat. moral, "That the Report of the Committee is I 78+ •heald be prieted, and eac► Pear served witb a copy "—greed to. The Earl of I t vettroot. presented the Report of the Committee to look fir precedents, en they eel/tinted Proxies; which revs ordered to be read. end laid its the table.-. 414- juerued to Wrdneelay. HOUSE OF COMMONS. The Srt aunt took the Chat, about tire cieloclL Lord F Sri NC au awl Sir J 4.111 Es H • Lt. had leave d Ai. aruce grauted to them fur • mouth each, WI accuuut of 111 hcabh On the motion of Mr. Yonne, I.ord Clive was ■ppointel *ovary a Message to the Lords, renaming a eouferesee w i th their Lordships in the Painted Chamber. _ _ After a deliy of some time, Lord Clive returned, sod stated that their Lordships . u*lit send an answer by Messengers of their one. .• Slimily after, Mbe Meaty/. in Chancery annonneed at the Bar of lbe Horse, that limit. Lordships bad received the :Message of the Callloool. and 'riposted a eouference with tbein on the subject of that %teatime in the Paieted Chamber. On the inotioe of Mr. Yostaa, a Committee of ten were appointed to manage tbs coJference ea the part of the Commons. The Committee concsted of the Minnie( Meta. ben :-- Lord Clive, Mr. Sceretery Ryder, Mr. R. Dundee. Mr. Wallis ' Mr. Yorke, Mr. Itankee. Sir J. Sir E pees Mr. Brithoret, lied Mr. Ashlcy Cooper. The ether Members whir were present were else directed to attend the eeefereeee. by successive remissions and se- Toe SPVARCIII then left the Chair, and seated himself It has soles us the Treasury Bench. shirt of the disorder'—There is. On the return o Lord Ct.t •t, the Howse rorumsetl mum costumed l-.4inee the 11th Lordship informed the House, that their Cpsnerittee bad hod o confers:see noir the Leeds to the Painted Chamber-. tesslesleels restretlesif tnercsed and had laid before their Lordships a Copy of the Itirsolor long shiCY'n think shy •Yenssnunsi of this House relative the Regency, sod renseotell their te ,100,00 . here te ,7, ' used to Lin if.lope concorrenct thereto. h noun the., on the Motion of Mr. Sec. ft, Dell, ad. nished in Jul.ti4ll owl Se- jowl:m.lw Friday tt•t