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Sir Peter Trade, Mr. Mandan; sr', Oliver Surface, Mr. Dowton ; Si: Benjamin Backbite, Mr. Harley; Joseph Sur face, Mr. Coors; Olkilts(getyfaire t Mr. Ellialloa; :er4hleest Ant time), Mr. Terri"; tarAras, Mr. &ear d. Lade Teazle, D asse " 1 441 S'evqwelt, Mr.. Kaight; Mrs. Con. jeer, tor. (Power; Wain, Miss &Mehra,. After teelbleb (td bird), it ow part Divertisement, eons. posed by Mr. D'Egville, entitled , • • MEN EIVI AN' PTI ALS ; Or, THE: GUABIJLIN OVII•W I ITED. Lorene.), Mr. Noble (his. 2nd apraraitee os this stage); Mr. Waimea; Antonio, Mr. Goorict; Peelrilto t tar. thaw Bb me. /Lain'. Earl. Noble I , r 2nd .4elsWeoraore on thia gage); Viuktta, Miss Tree; Zerhias, Mrs. Gaihr wee. • To comelsde wills the Fa. ge of f ;Nolo, Sir. 3ferecr ; thariles, 'IN, Barnard; Simon, Mr. •tilirfey.' Sophia, Mrs. IL Huesca; Lucretia, Mr.. Orger; Corp, .Hiss Siwll sew, Tle Doors will he opciied at Half-past ‘six &Cluck, sad the Prrformsores rooms, nee al Seven. Boas 74 ; Second Pm:63s. tIJ —Pit 30. 64.; Second Price t'+.—t.,,uvr Gallery. 2r. Second Price h.—Upper Gallery L.; Seemed Pricy Cl. Plicteo for th•!llises, to be taken of Mr. Spring, vat the Boa- Office, iu the Rotunda, where Pantely.i4ozes (tor the seam, ...lath. of !'astir. coming lair to the Theatre) may be racatird, and a Private Doi had nightly; as alio of Mr. Itookhant, of Pitidnirect, who es appointed sole A feat at the W. at End of Me Town for the nightly diepobal of vitt Buses belnagiug to the Lessee of thin Theatre. Tomorrow, The Sus;drious Flosbarnl—Venclian Nuptials —rid Lore io Humble 14fr. On Thoiday, Macbeth ; —and Gineanni in London. (ra Taeselay. The Pyorrhea Husband—Venetian Nuptials The Rendezvous. THFATRE RO? L,. Co FEN T.G.4 ROI; .V. T uts EVENING, FRIDAY, November 1, will be performed the Cumrdy of THE WAY TO KEEP Sir Dablifol Constant, Mr. W. Farm ; Sir Brittlost Faelliti, Mr Junta; Lovemore,Mr. C. Kcwblc. Lady Cos. .t,u!, Mrs. Viltillr ; Mrs. Lovemore, Mrs. Chatterley ; tho Woke/ Belabour, Miss Cheatee ; Mastic, Mrs. Gibbs. After which t 5413 time), a Piece, in one act, called THE Mill TUTOR-, Or. NEW LIGHTS. The prineipal Ch traders by Messrs. Cbapasan,..Husid, • Blanchard; Connor, Miss J.Neutt, and Miss Love. Thai Jay Is published, the l'sredy-finh and cuuetusliog Number Of THE BR ITTSii G.A LI.ERY or CONTEW PORARY 201 :TRAITS i eontaimine his kepi Ilittmen tb• ! Doke of York, itilinitalftirlf. B. Neale, Hart., J o h., W a g og ceoher ‘ Eaci., tV i Iboos Shield, Esq.; George Koos. E.g. ■nd Sarilliel Ruivris, ; acculapaalied with *hurt Bitteraphical Notices and title.pages, and Contents to welkin the w 4 rk. Pointed fur .r. 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' 1 jkleunil pticel..—Lbson . -...., ..,- . t. • Ist; ;'5l• ca. il 4 , ' ; ' h k 1 ;4 . 44 .1 If ,✓DI Tee till Four. , •- ' A, . - fie hoot Joselistliessos., .o Wisiodyviot .) .11r. Balidos, at ihe 'ox Ofilee, To•usurrow, The Cl.iiu'....tioe Marriage—mid The Peer "Sol.l.er. i lio moodily, Is4hella : In ,bella, Miss I.ecy—and Chem and Fair Sta... Cu Tuesday, The Wendt r—eml Alt Paella. A new Melu-drauht will he pr...l . ucell epr!) , west week. A 0.... Opera, .an Mises/ads, is in rehear's! (tbe Massie by Mr. Bishop). CEILTIFICATM. T. Broiler and E. - Brutlll, of Leicester, brAce.manlif to. l "'" , —1 Gisinono, of Irraloaburoach, Lincoln, merr..r —W. of Petticoat-lase, Loadou, Puolr, of let York, grucer.—T. %V. Cooke, late s jf Sugar Loaf. Belbual-grass, I♦tiddlraet , brewer.-‘‘. torPingwt ll , .repluu, Surrey, lines' draper. From Up REFLECTIONS On the Yellow Mei:se being both a dintss,* of import; end of domestic origin; in a Litter Gorr Simeon H , .t q., to Dr. fslitebill. Norwich, August Hon. S. L. Myren! Lt. —Sir, again Molt th son for fever is urrivetl, and the solicitude of sends is exeitej. The weightiness of the s induces tne to transmit you some frets re late, Here, and in this vieiuity, in titnes part, the cilia! pert-of whoa), were aithio •ovu ledge; sod the others were from g ood authoril Otte elope, by. me, wel&noted, 1 shall alsit add iliferences 1 have hum thence drawn, by whit. wrjl sprat. (if cameo) that to pie-seise el fro= ale tastroductooti and spre-ad, much depeuds upqn 011 SeIVE4"; and that 'it is possible for its to generate, box, and bole it ; send' to Constantinople ; and, fur aught we know, spread among the good Nlussillinen the hue Plavie, though prohalaly not at first. 1 wonder if from Havrnorh , through the medium of Cadiz, or Ceuta, th e yellow fever was ever introduced Iwo Barbary ; and if so, bow it Progressed and elided ? 1 should be gratified to hero. That the cousin u - lions of that ',wide should nssitnil•te it thereto, is probable. Fray, is there any record, if, Ili ',minim, it at any period assumed any thing of that type? I should deem these inquiries Important. But to the facts. In the year 1798, New London was most severely scourged with malignant fever. A passenger lodged sr a tavern, and without causing much alarm, died. The innkeeper, who was a high Mason (es t qae term it), soon fell sick and died. A pared( Alf the fu neral in their form, made delay neeessaly : the corpse was kept too long—this circumstance wan probably the sole cause of the greet calatulty that ensued. Among those who came front the viciaity to see the show, was an elderly lady, ao aunt of aloe ; she returned, and soon died. From her it did not communicate to any one. New London' suffered severely; many of its most valuable citiactut fell its victims. Among them was one, who, on the first symptoms, took close (jointers at an inn in Mont ville. One of our physicians was tailed : the pa tient died. The physician took it, and also died in the midst of his flmlly ; from him none caught i t, At a small place about 20 miler. &out this lived a poor widow with several daughtets, to wilmit "J , returned, by the Captain of a vessel, the chest of a son and brother, whose death, in the NVest had caused uo alarm. T)ve. cheat. Was °petard. the: clot - heti vsashed, and the family 41 died. gi i ;varril rapidly—a great mortality rowed. A' vessel :skived 'Fate' from Demerara, with • sickness en board. Her cargo, eoisisiiag-- tarttly sof , votfee; "SslAital •ima board to think putsch (winch was eastomary for the master to give) look the fever, sod died to a few days: one,-a young man, and near neighbour; his family mere particular ita the asticie of demili tarise; they were, as we heresay, as Dent as wax. I was often io ; sotbieg, could be kept mdre trice than iris chamber was; he died in s few 'days. It was not sonsmueicased to any one of the 'faintly ; although one,' youor man, was the only nurse ; oral did all theasenial ;Sees. Yet a -man, who, front three miles distance, wasfrocured to wash after the de ceased; hadoicarcely finished, when my horse and chair were called fur to take •him home, lie died within twenty-four hours. • A country alergymasi, at evening, visited a house That was situated un a prujscon, within a few rods of lltis cope vessel; he returned pest day, and was deed,iu a few days ; 'mile caught it,froin Jinn. It was remarked that he arose curly, sod walked in the garden, nest the ve s sel. A black woman iii the house also died. A blacksmith, whose shop stood at some distance, and fronrihg a kind of avenue that led from the vested, on early riser, and early at work, was sakrii ,sick, and soon died. These instances suffice to [hake the dis ease of foreign origin. The following skews it to he of domestic : A vessel, built here in slim mer, from green timber. was launched from a steep place; in hei plunge, she shipped much water, so as to be what the sailors term " water logged ;" she was suffered to lie some weeks 'with closed doors and hatches. The joiner, with two or three men, Creed her from water, and cominenced their work. They all sickened directly, and soon died with the highest symptoms of malignant fever. A woman, living in a new house, from the cellar of which mimed, iii the wet season, so niuch water as to make a plank flooriag moessary, drained her .ceHar in Angust ; she sickened immediately, sod died within 24 hours with the highest possible symptoms of the fever ; this was a next-door neigh bour (VW also. Her shrieks at eveiting, reverbe rating from bill to hill, by winch our W.Lee is nearly surrounded, so mechanically affected our citizens, that the place became utmost depopulated the next day. Another case t particelarly noticed (for we have repeatedly had the fever fuming us). A boy was returned from Long Island to his parents, sick with yellow fever: he died. His parents were poor, and lived in a little iseighbourhood surrounded with hilly: they lisd not the means to he as climily as could have been wished. It spread around the little vale, and, including the lad's father and mother, revel' soon died in a very smell 'Chi. was imported ; but spread from local causes, and particular circumstances. Not so another case. A brother-in-law of mine, a ship, or packettnaster, in 1803, caught the lever ill Coffee-house Slip in New York, where several died in the shipping mound him. He was some unwell when he arrived in the evening; the next day at I I o'clock. a. m. was dead. Two oth'er Af the crew had fimillea in different parts of thelllsee ; they soon died, as did all that belonged•o the yes sel. It was nut cominnuicated to any one tif their fa:tidiest - yet, 'feral the' vessel which lay Helga the place, it. coruttionicseetf to the shiireamodsite. bud .vualberi 13 a 11:tle neighbourhood died. Other -.~ot~ that its partiestlortuoditications of ;natter, biota sw indle: (Of rather that which. had been animated), and iitairrinate, the seeds of destruction are found which if, generally conceded; hence we 'take great care to remove putti,l carcioiset and heaps of decaying vege tables, &c. ; lid SVI) . lout attrtul to the immesh:4,e cleansing of the body, rod beri.lmen of such per .sons as shall 1.1 one night, or even a few hours, add to the weight of such articles ouiices or Pounds of morbid matter ? Is it 1101. from this source that gaol leer's, probably, wiginute I Why is it that in 'Alai's it is often found Neither beaver nor musk-rat die with yellow fever; and although they sweat out (as I think), yet they have a•cortespoud ing action : they throw off, aril the closeness of their, fur (which keeps their skin from wetting while owlet water, as sloes the for seal) affords as site a repository as respect' the wind's influetiee in dispersing the depa sic, as the traveller's trunk, the dead mason's coffiii, the sailor's chest, Sic. And this reminds; pie of a neighbour of mine, and of my then age.-a hatter, who, from the cutting a pack age of musk -rat, that calne from the northward (though 1 believe via New York), war taken sud denly ill, and died in a very short lime, with the strongest symptoms of malignsot fever ? mid the only case that season. .I 'Janet believe the rails were more unhealthy at their skinning than the gross man was at his shirting ; and had lets clothes lain longer, probably the wives would have beau more suddenly and violently attacked. . This last case brings to mind the account which old Dr. Mead gives of the plague in Marseilles.— (I wonder if, in those days and countries, they used _skids fit bald r ofl4llg.•.kt.447trcharli exhibited nothing eacra tot rale4boso olusltlirrotinded • felt irnmediatetyatldriie no !are ; rind that those Allibierne first to vie what was the Justir thi ptAkit 441 post an itoitant dsatsh. • It - hiffatirli Mier and that devotid city boat sixty thousand inhabit ants in a short time... This kisser was taken ill on the spot : that 1 will remember. Dr. itlead's account I have not area "ince a sehool-bo), mud depend entirely on memory fur the corrector's of the relation. You doubtless have it, and its it will be found sufficient-fur my argument. I Irate to astrologers, Ice. to make use of the stars and planets,(raherwite than its the creation of heat and exhalation) in the production of yellow fever, by poisoning the air. I shall confine myself, simply, to the modification of earth stud water, by tire or heat, fur the - production of the same eff,cts. For bow a general state of imperceptible atmo spheric ialuences should produce .tir same afros in a Russian winter, and fin Egyptian summer, caonot comprehend. Yei it is said that on the plains of Russia, its' winter,. were greater ravages by plague committed tilers' - on the Barbary or Le vantitie shores its summer. (,1 particular account thereof I have out seen; I may be in error.) Now, considering, that the laws relating to the gesirratutg, spreading, or checking diseases of this nature, must he uniform in all countries, the ci , euurstance of the disease assuming its those high latitudes, and in that season, such an increased degree of virulence, at lirst appears extraordinary ; yet, when we con sider that in winter the dwellings of the Russian peasantry area kind of under-ground hovels (called Bagelons, I think), which are of necessity Incased by the deep frosts, which prevent that kindly opera tint) or old mother earth in that awion we call ab sorption, our wonder ceases; and we may rationally conclude that in summer the evil would have been less, tier then I believe they change their residences; bat if not, the absorption of the earth unrestricted would have great affect, and their doors open snore; hot now, although well heated by fire,•yet the frost would approath very near, and leave mother earth its the situation of the stevedores. in a ship'a hold, to whom the sailors pass loading faster than they can s'ow it away. From all which I infer that the seed is - found in particular modifications of matter, animal or vegetable., if then cordiued from sir, and secured Prom the son's influence, especially in a humid state, and id time of great heat,' its gene rative powers will be called rapidly i nto action. Ilence, the danger of re-occupying your houses that have oil abandonmeut, been closed up iu tone of fever ; and which list proved fatal. iii some in stances, though the return was late in the season. The evil is embryo %;18 shut op to geaerste, and acquired far greater powers. littice also, in saute stilt hooter in the West bodies, decaying vegetables (especially coffee), by the agency of ltrat, soon ac cumulates vast quantities of infectious matter, or, rather, perhaps, autuberlesa myriads of mortal 41111- ma I cu So in a traveller's trunk, from which the inn keeper received his baue—so in the •coffin that, in New London, incases the dead nevem—ruin a dose room in Montville, in which is packed the body and bed linen (accumulated in an ecessiveslegreNiat consequence of tfie disorder attending a removiti of sifamilrfrom New London), untler the bed of one sick and dyitig thereon—so in the chest of thy sit'tlor, lor, where lies Ns ctuthes enclosed durino thy length' of which iiiercast•s 'the evil and that constilutts the thittrence between the diets vu the "" Sb o ll ~~ i tanned with morbid sweat; or„ if in Alexandria, torseots was contained that rendered the whole highly lottuid.—(l say evil in embryo, for if, as mature, its effects on the Levaisters that perished, would have brew as fatal, or toonly so, as-to the that uninicirt.•!; and as (Asa In those oho packed die sailor's cheat in the West Indies, I as to the hapless widow, family, and neighbourhood, iu Coonectscut)—oo with the muskrat skins taken in Casolia—so with whatavre first introduced it into a Roman Bowdon, %here, from the kindly syinitaitneit of the Piatplr, srun-loarbarous, it fast spread from hovel to hovel ; or if lltissism cities were infected, it was mused by their eloped doors and 'fbey shut the evil in with themselves, while the more wise Egyptisioss (wise in this respect, iltiough the ex petienceof ages), shot it out, and them- Selves in: this accounts fur the few windows and doors which an Egyptian city exhibits, that so much astonishes Euroiwasi travrlttra. It affords them fit cthttrs shutting out the evil. It was not always so : Egyptians liked air as well as other people; and once had airy 'natant:is. Experience bus brought them to it. It is not a sufficient answer to say, their houses are terraced : ithey can't always be oo the house-top. Nor does the structure of their houses forbid the free use of windows. The Egyp tian practice 1 have myself followed. I have twice. been left alone in time of fever, sive by a very old couple.. who lived opposite. My practise was to close doors and windows before sunset. and keep my family in, nor till the suit was well up were they °pealed. Believing that the heated laud, constantly ,at tught,getuly drew—(this is not philorophical)— permilted,the colder air from the water to rush in, although/ imprrerptihly, in columns more or less dense, sod freighted with the evil. from the wharves.. docks, &e. which crowd the death of the black suaati up the aretafitc4—AmiLtAx—iiste tiXiag or tiling clergyman, whoa from the century for a night, visits d his friend. SO, from your slips, those houses most projecting would probably be most aff cted. These reasons I offered to a friend 'in New Pork, some years past. fie took me to Old Slip. I believe (or seine southern one), and • pointed to a projecting house .at some distance up, which he said had been more severely visited several times titan any other in the city.. In fact, from your slips, those houses that are laterally situated, are, as I imagine, moue sale than those that from gelierally ; yet, (rem the situation of doors, %Midtown, &c. suctions may be formed that would divert the natural course of the esti. Some years past, I was in Boston, when an ac count of the breaking forth of fever in your city armed. I returned iti company with several gen tlemen, who were hurrying home ; the rooms and offices of three-or four 1.. y in the midst of the 'dim ger. One, a young physician, *drifted to make their entry its the cool of the Hight. I contended fur a bright Goon-day nut, which was adopted with success ; and possibly it might have been success ful if at night; yet the idea I think correct. Your quarantine regulation., if must tigidly enforced, will do much to secure you ; still, from your wooden wharves (which sfrottld to at least half-tide be replaced with stone), you are liable ; for, within these delft recesses, souse places will retain water till it becomes staguant (thick of the new vessel litre); and it will be engendered -at your own doors ; also, the dwellings of the poor shoufrl be at tended. and not only well ventilated, but well and thoroughly fumigated, as you smoke nut rats crow ships. Wheu it shall unfortunately appear, trace it to its source ; fellatMe every body, and fence up. As for those who by accident are exposed and take it. let them live, or die at home. Your practice of hurrying to hospital the seeming sick, and to the grave the seemilig dead, is (par- Jou rue), as appears to tne, birbarous, and, I thiuk unnecessary ; at least. among those who base the means to be properly attended ; and to those who have not. humanity, I should suppose, iii your opulent city, would Afford the means; for it is well known how absolutely necessary quiet and inaction is to those who are labouring tinder the first attack of any fever. You Call remove none whoSe fate will but by that very act he sealed ; their just feats prevents your knowledge of the first symptoms, awl they all (lie ; and if in a dozers eases one (ex cept removed in a state of insensibility) should sur vive, I ►hould have no doubt his syniptoms west niestakrn, and whist of sickness he had, the greater part wits caused by his removal ; and not tooth better is the file of those, who, whets attacked, to avoid one mode of execution (us Andre wished) choose another, and exile themselves ; their case is no better, save that their minds are less affected. Now I don't believe that while life remains, or rather where Isie is, there danger. It was uut from the particles that coristallttli the gross was, id tlic suo 'tient villeu his wives became iufected, but from particles that had constituted a part of him, but now detached and dead, that the evil sprang from, or originated in. I should dcetu•it an - act of less lenient) , to driisk the half pinr of black vomit, stuukthg from the stomach of his patient, as did she it g-sfornii6tell young physician in Philadelphia. than to have taken a la . ti) tutu a de , k, ckic clu e', cointriunfeatsd to thu.e who i.a:l isms been ',wird like a rtlnifitsn, IA • not have Suffeittf. t •nv • . generating and exttmwm ;. 1 given atinosedlti'vervally n.::• e ilwedriis the bock iiiid ,hie) should be it'll suossuid. S. hose _wietTrifilepti ' posinsfrul If:A/C/Ws) VINP! ! !;:•.) toe anti to dry, and thou washed. - 1 terry ht;! s e that by adopting that method, I stopped ilnr re, s ges of a lever in a family who were usytenains. I! which hail assumed a malignant type. In t yellow fever was sounded, and tliOltiiit'se. ansi :ca some meitsure the street, was avoided. I dittclt'l three pounds of quick lime to be slacked in ant', of water in the room where the !tidiest lay, and it.e clothes often changed, immersed therein, and spread•on the roof. They promised, and did not' (:end se they will with you)—then I procured it l i.o self—(ts you must do)—aud then ik was follinne.f. Alas! how few are in possession of their reason in times of such c..lamitirs! at this lime the patirni's life woo given over; she soon died. The preoc , was but for the sick, so much as for those in health. No more was seen of fever, except in cite o' sister, alto, through anxiety, iftl4 throtru into a slight fever, abich, if of the same type, was much reduced iii virulence; while in one other fain:,, intimate. of this house, two or three died, and t!.e fever went pretty much throughout. It is liveable, that the first case. of fever in this heo•_ , was protracted to some weeks; the patient ri corered: as it progressed, it increased in virulence. It was remarked, their washing was not often done ; that accounted for it ; when, if from such a sick acs, any one should be infected. and taken to • cl.an room and well attended, should die, ir•any were iufr•cted, it would be hut slightly; yellow fever brought from New Yotk urVie where, here in person only. if the patient' dies, and due attection is paid to purificatitoll, it ends: this was proved in case of my brother iu-law. The veytel which was infected tit below ; the sick came to their respective "14 lies; Mt died. None from then' task it brit ativ.. the inflicted vowel it commitincate4 to the rlipEt belseN asmi numbers died; no awe can .bcrelft:i.?:ll, point. A friend of our family, a young man, arrived from Ewa in en infected vessel: on the first ;p71;:. totuy he was for going home—l prevented him. Ile was placed in a spacious, airy chamber, with northern and western uspects; was closely *needed, his clothes often changed, and put into bud+ ,i• • stuffily (this was before I thought of the hio..) was very sick, but recovered in a short time. thud be gone home, or removed any where, tar should have lost a friend, and the world a vsludb;e citizen. THE KELD.UEN OF THE TYNE. NEWCASTLE, OCTOBER 9.9. The keelmen have now been a Aitooth etone!y without employment, and, as yet, we can set ,to , likelihood Of the existing differences between them and the coal-owners being soon settled. . The r-•-- vents are still loud in their complaints of the lard ships they hare long laboured under, and their mus ters are equally resolute in resisting the invasion their private property. _Considering the tel.titc situation of the parties, we cannot conceive how the conduct of the keelmen is capable ofjitstificrifton. We do nut pretend that the agreement between . ;lie employees abd the employed is of We must description for the latter, but it is a calumet fur 4 veal.. and as such if ought undoubtedly by both IV be held sacred. ft was not less dtsadvautageome !!: January, when it was first entered on, than it ie tat October. But it is urged in defence of their pro. ceedings, that this, if ever, is she time for the Ite;1- men to resist, because now their services are iu.the greatest requi.ition. Instead or o defence, we con sider this rather en aggravation of their conduct. For their own individual isltetests, it is tak , ng ;•o undue, an ungenerous advantage of the situotion of their employers. It is at once an acknowlerigis er.t that they have acted wrong, suet a proof th..t the% have not deserved the liberal treatment they for themselves, yet deny to others in return ;*.• should have fulfilled th e ir engageturtsh,, at.c! ..“ made what agreement they thought their future employment. The question now not a matter of right but of streng:t.„ The point at issue is not on whose side just:er but winch of the parties can dispense rungs t. wilh the assistance of the other. On Wednesday last ao intimation was received, that many of the keelmen above bridge would go to work, it they might the protection of the clad authorities. On liar,- day morning, in consequence, the Mayor, xecoin palsied by ate adequate force, went up the river to the Ttinity barge. but on their arrival it. teas dis covered that the keelinen had all divappeare.l, and were dispersed over the country. No desire has since been manifested to return to their employ ment, nor have we heard of any further I et ocia nuns between the ',allies. On Saturday a party et the keelmeu assailed one of she steam boats with showers of,stoires, %slide towing a vessel up the river. injury We on& other Cl (To Ist continued ) the wri kiddy, • M • .t - N - o L()N DON, 1 7 1i1D4.1 . , N()VEMBIiIt •I, 1822. . • • 11l .........-.------...... ~ -.... . • - *"*, . . "sr io,t..oces could lir.4 k 4ducell it iirersvorf ; owlets- . widmrs sod twight•ourisuotl, And in Caro. et tae itr.* It when- Ins trori* 114111 I tionablv. you 11.nikuismy inure ite.purrit. T stroll 1 ; 1 iihP4.6o oii , Muptrilic, after a Short tlirlis, When f Wll4 from particle/. di here add hut one %hire case ; and ‘ for,thit ' , tray is. ! only. tail tillysician canajat it—au with cofge, lying of his head, polluoik. considered quite siain ' nary ; yet, the supPpsOiou. I rest.lt Or Within it Sessers ccilibg during her passage producing cause.---(l pnrlation think, may l; reale:4111)1y sustained. , ;•. .c,.2 . ggittleaasis from England, hiiignse:.illeni in Ma lion, peihopv, hook Hubbard, A grotv. corpokiga. (Hsu, ~ in thi pi l oy . : w h im „, 1 We't (mho, informed liar, ttist•Aroospprti' c.a." COlsrly.aititildtd to: weight was lista/Liss three and &or:nearly ' f.rur) i 4ing tit Uestis,!speciolli ilia cloneAdwile. %v..% (0a- pit s cipal enure of s e • 1811 . hundred ; a great arth a gne.it drip ter q mean i in/lered highly. Usages/pus :he w4,,a. ma nl.l 1.1...e..1 tuerly, Irons those rr! the sot. n strong trot stng drink). 4 ll - reat sweater : twit Ihtethwtsiv 1 uharlryttlitts..) — So with :the ci...htik,..iivturi,„ by the I in my opinion. Nisi of Vont- : in succetiioi, w - iit highly charged 4.yinpayang ; nice ttictily, wits over-aecured Irons. air-...lici with i pan will lied, were t . slit:jeer of malignant fewer, owl humid( wall All live thine: sugiumt oi.Ui. - r cinntinoosi with isp . -sto - od ns the lie.. ' combed the hair.) ''"g' t ' i • lt At length lie elan went the seine way:' la tab rases. ,vevvri---vo with the-clise crllits, will* Omit and 1-lid the dead maw ie Prw - there was no en fier s parent way by wifie+h thos water is; ii.-so witlt Lit poolienille , v iii thelean- New I.otidenc would know- . could have lievii infected; ye the ih . lr4 ;Besot be fluid s ueightatuihood, *litre ths. seveu ilieidatooo I was given . •for • the g sirup,sirup, at conniier.il, if not fr ' he slime snorer...al loot. as , *nit the vessel that lied. bran intlaft:.adiottmediip:-..,1 evil. 4airl•tione is I ' id " me far fete ell. tf.1•111.1 r ' II I tare that , Iviv. verll- iko sil t liar psaalerpua 'ckalwa at tioa.# a... 1 timid ligiilititleitorltil which 'it saturated holy and elliviroutiQrsitt.olliciii • iir girtli that • asi deathrikt bill • 1 y err the ill ici. the wl P i , . . t 4/ P. Ol .. •. Irellu its : venire close place • alieieul irate ti .- i • " - - mega ..-- Kin our - rate the evil. A/iv iv tint ?- . ----- `• 7 (nu awe Ha a pietas tat ti/ilit r e " te, " ° • E t Front the forego:cl4 ...p,el4 it anticline conclubive, wear Done) or rottiethitig rise thuijell in. well ea* 1 the sun to dry, and or audit .t. - - .• I - 1 .• - 1 . - . . .. . .., . The men Mere obliged t o go bi•low,*but Lc) t was Ouotoined. Yesterday ruornoug. Aso, . / derstund. eietur of the Philt•raCtOry trots said 3- craft iwer% imetrupted irr theirprogreso down lief. Th. 4 were two meetings luld berg yes- , oat by the prorsctore of the eullittleo 1 1 . : _ . • , „it,: lIIIMINIMINII +.