The Sun. — London, England, 1812-05-08 00:00:00

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Tfie principal Charaders by 't• B RUNTON, Mr. lARRYMORE, , Mr. CHAPNIAN, .Mr. LISTON, h k lr• COOKE, Mr. Ef F,ett I ES. 111 1c Tit-ELIY, Mr. , H. lOHNSTON, IIAMERTON Miss FERYNI ttox,, Mrs, PA RK,E R. *446'1173. Second- rice 3s 6d. 3s. 6d.• Second-price (Ittd_par-ic-er63:l2s- Second-price .—Upper Gallery es. Se . elo-r.tite Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Nrltc y in Ujjt-street. isi Will te Opened al Half-past 'Five,, and the PLY 11-1,4 uors tHalf Psst Six. h avin g ag4in Melo-D ramatic Speaacle of The Secret Mine, n been rece i ved throughout with universal appro. fur ttiU a PPlause, w it b e repeate d every Evening till „r i . 4 notc e ‘itt tv Que3 Y, Cat o .—O n T ues d ay, V en i ce Preserved.—, l iiisc, e " s l a l e r s (l l : v The Vir&in . of the Sun.--On Thursday, ' I , King lohn- • The • Siege 61 li Itn AbAjOZ continuiuk ft, be received with iversal applause, will be repeated every Evening. L AM PHITHEATRE, (ASTLEY's), WEST. .the MIN ST E R.II DC E. patronage of their Royal -Highnesses the Prince Kegetit'and Duke of Y or k. P RESEISIT FRIDAY, May 8; 1812, and everY Eve rling(Fitth Tirnej, a progressiveßepresenta '4 Scenes of the land. Stormin and Capture op.oint of the Sword Bay() net the g Outwork and BADAJOZ, ik4or._ rave gall Ar, commanded by Field 4lial the and Most ant Noble Allied LORD WELLINGTON,. FRENCH—BESIEGED. Ventral Phillipon, Mr. BOULANGER; Ce neral . Vallant, •SOUTHBY ; Aides-de-Camp, Officers, &c, BRL • Fri sit —BESIEGERS. , • Lord Wellington, Mr„ COLLET; Officers and A ides-de. Cam t ik . Sappers,' Mi ners, A rt ill ery M en, &c. ce. 4 4 ,2 1 , 1 H and PORTUGUESE--BESIEGERS . t7 lo fficers, Messrs. LEWIN, TURNER, &c. • r v it Of fi cer s , M essrs. LINK ; WOOD, &c. 'rs, Messrs. 1. USHER REDESHA, &c. t Spanish Farmer, Mr. DUCRUW ; His Son, Master LAU WENT ; Children, Masters DUC ROW ; ' Farmer' s Wife,. Mrs. BETTS ; ' Abbesses 11rIrs. Wallack and Fiente 41tot h e ' e ssdarnes j, thomgren, B Alloingren, john y. son, &c. RoPalar Grand Russian Horse Spectacle, -in Two. • ACts, called. THE BRAVE COSSACK; Ur, SECRET ENEMY. ojtt conclude with the C4filiC Panto-Mt - MC BELZERUB AND HARLEQUIN or, TAFFY IN HOLLAND. ) t „l'ht Charatters of both I'iccesas.bcfore. I ctoous EQU EST RI AN - and the ektraordmary th,7AN CER li c , ,, s w Agi ill litny the course of the Evening, dis rlT. • t; Pen wonderful at Hull. past Five.—Boxes 4s. ; Pit as. ; Gal teeiate.--tcoial Pf Ie t Halt-past EiHt. ( luid: tu,e be taken c at a the Iheatre fr g om Eleven till Three , . KING'S H. RT H- DAY. ICI/ (..(, ARDSON, GOODL.UCK, P a t nd ic e t 1 ') 1; t I t he he I his Elltr(lits°ll E r t e lt sPe t t l t l .u t i ) l e Y d!a " % t v ° l r t m th t e h 4 e th ()Ib lI t ONE. SCHEME. . .• • 4 2 4! 'e oro 3 4 5 000 4 • • • • . . • • . 3 2 ,00 0 0 . 1 6 . - '41141 1678 .0 f,.0 too, ,CSO, Es , ‘, ,C-to, &c. f.c.'src. • • -of ". . . of . £l,OOO 509 4' o 300 20a • . kPeKt: - ~I ‘, -TS and SH A. R ES are on Sale hyIII CH tR D. ICA ,j,(2()I)UCK, and C. J . at their Offices, the Corner . o a f i: - .Itildings, t:orthii.l, and facing the icing's Mews.Z i i ti t Cross ; where, in the Lottery draWn on the 3oth 6 s4ir , Ise,s t, they sold the following CAPITAL PRI Z ES, • N° ' • 5.5)8 . . a Prize of . . 11 ,51 g 500 ' 11, 433 . . - 3,n00 2 .4c4 - 1 ,60 9 2, 74 . ' 200 . . ‘...,_ 3, 2 ,8 . . .• . . . . • 203 , . ENE R • - p /, 1 , A.L SIR JOHN MOORE's CORUNNA Tl'llt4r; ll ' ENT CA MP 13 LI3STEA.I), forming a regular rot or It )°,n, for the I' field , Barracks, &c. also aSo FA for a t 41 I) 1 ) ° , n, Bce and likewise a S C., A COT tor on board icionittielexeholepiw. king iit a sniall Valk:e, allowed the r s nost • , q ll •, AN i ) v .„ yet inanutadured, invented by- MOM, A N °ni '‘'S N 6 d - Catkrine- street, Strand, A'id os , , , o. a l t 6 t 17, ; 11 all th " , wilbly !nest] no the highest honours ought tole (soul Ye who so gallantly live and die tor their King ......,,_ nry. • MONEY- TO LEND. ElS©„n "-NS immediately supplied by Megsrs. treetl.t!lflrriond and Co No 23, Russel-Mews; lit 4Y-quare Co. A i . nuity or on NoteS of Hand, or j o bth er ior-a short or ' long period, without ex. h e n , to ,;!;1 broll,)11::ations. made to other Offices are genera. pally ,at 41 . 4 0 t t11 1t mit to Mr. 1). w h ose power to ra i se Money is - . eirs • • wer 'Hi.loth at once a p p l y , to Mr. will D.-, ill have a decisive tCpe l rs t° Pro av oid exposdion. d t„ perty supplied, brit . nothing under 3ocl. at- 4., ON SPRING DIET. e ,,, lt •,, • 'llst ( rl Sprit, ~ a celebrated Physician, " that 40,,i-ttution,, ,s!, observes . , . , ion ; and if, at this sea 14.1"4tipetip le 7v,,i,e4••:. e t ases_ , come int a o lt ... 7:rative diet, much human 14 Y vsV•ll,l be pc'reiare4d a'? Pr -4: NOT of the SASSAFRAS TREE is not t itlllll°,llly very hourishing and pleasant to the palate, cur la has proved it to be inure efficacious in F .s. '"al a bi 'e constitution and purifying the blued thanthe Li • i). q brink ,-, r ~.. • t; -ome ~ or varsaparilla. c as are of. „outy 1 . ,‘ . . l : 3 Jee.t. to eruptions cr the tkin, .. and ,.. l -h. .1 1.14 ;sa s ; n 'us, Asthmatic, or Urr.insoiont:•, , e riatiltS will ii„lti e ' Cocoa, a most i~.tvai ►tablc article of dice. __ e . " 4 , 1 its'„ p-en,tiical Works on Medicine it is highly extol] el, AI It i s s",s,rcii.,i. adopted by several eminent (in the is in manner ~ tit.el , • • a 4 grithil Istate tor boiling (in the same 71 . JI I ) r u; „ a bS. fidi per lb.' by WW. Wilson., Gro.er, No.. o..iiiii k it `kttr 4 if - 444 4, - rim t he country must be accompanied wilh are. i V\ - . t • t ' t ' I • SALES OF ESTATES, &c. BERKSHIRE. TO BE DISPOSED OF, A t 4 ELEGANT LEASEHOLD COTTAGE, Lile. situated a quarter of a mile from Maideithead . l3ridge and Taplow. The Hotise consists, on the Ground-floor, of a Drawirig room, Eating parlour, Butler's-pantry, %Vater-closet, and two Kitchens; up stairs, six comfortable Loriging-Morns ; a Court-yard, with Coach-house, Stable, .Poultry-yard, Tool-house, &c.' &c. There is a most excellent GAR DEN, well cropped, and an ORCHARD, the whole about three Acres. Immediate possession may be had; and any of the Furni ture may be taken by appraisement. For further Particulars, apply to Wm. Bovcryer, E,sq. Bedford-row ' ,London ; at the King's Arms, Maidenhead Bridge; the Sun, Maidenhead ; or the White Hart, Bath.; also of Mr. john Cooper, carpenter, Maidenhead. MONMOC/TFISHIRE.. 'TO P.ESOI D BY AUCTION, At the king's Head Inn, in Newport, on Saturday the 16th day of May, t 812., at Four o'Clock in' the Afternoon, un less previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given, A. FREEHOLD ESTATE;'comptisink an excel lent Farm-house, convenient Out-houses in'thorough repair, and TWo Hundred and Ten -Acres of the . ricltest Mea dow Land, within, a Ring-fence, situated in the Parish of Whitson, the, best part of the level of Caldicot, in the County of Monmouth, and is distant from Newport - five miles, from Carleo:r six, and front Chepstow ten, with which places it comrohnicates by good Roa is. As a •I 3 raz ing or Dairy Farm, this, Estate is perhaps . not to he equalled in the County of Monmouth. Also Eighty Acres, or there ahouts, or very rich Freehold Meadow Land; contiguous to and nearly adjoining the Town of Newport. For further Particulars, apply to Mr. Prather°, jun. Soli. citor, Newport; or ro Mr . Robert tones, of the same place ; and Mr." Dawes, Angel-Court, Throgmorton-streer, who will chew Plans and receive any Tenders for the property. N.B. The Farm in Whitson will he put Lp entire in one Lot, and, if not so sold, will be immediately •put up in seve ral Lots ; and the Lands adjoining the. Town of Newport will be put up in several Lots. NEW PUBLICATIONS. . - ? T HE QUARTERLY REVIEW, Number XIII. will be published on AI Drly, the r ith lust:Atm. EAST INDIA AFFAIRS. This Day were published,' in Oelavo, price 3s. 6d. PAPERS respecting, the NEGOCIATION for a Renewal of .the EAST ,IN,DIA COMPANY'S Ex clusive Privileges, Parti t . and 2, to he continued, uniform, as ordered to be printed. Where may be had, price is. Hints and Observations, with the .flints printed opposite to each other Printed for Black, Nrry, add Co. E - ooksellers to the East India Company, Leatlenhall. street. SECONDE.EDtTION. En Deux Tomes, giro. aVec une Carte de la Route, prix 2 45. 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Colbiirn, Public Library, so, Conduit-street ; Asperne, Cornhill ; and all Booksellers. SIEGE OF •IAPLFA! This Day was published, illustrated with a Map, price 4s. NECDOTES' of BRITISH and SPANISH 11 HEROISM displayed at TAAIF A, during its late memorable Siege by Fourteen Thousand French. 7 roops, under Marshal Vidor, and its glorious Defence by - detach_ ments of the 47th, Sith, and gith Regiments. By an OFFICER of the-GA IL RI SON. ' This Pamphlet forms a 'counterpart to the Narrative of the.famouS Siege of Saragossa, having this feature of addi tional interest, that the defence and the overthrow of the enemy were chiefly efleded by valour. • Printed for Richard t'llillips, 47, Ludgate-hill ; and to be had of all Booksellers. Tbis Day was published, Price-7s: Cid, in hoards ; a few Copies on large paper, price is. ,in. boards, ISTORY of -the ORIGIN:114 PROGRESS of lithe MEETING of theTH RE E CHOIRS of G LOU- C ESTER, 1v o ttcEsTE g and HE RIEUR I), and of the CHARITY conneeted with it. To.‘viiich is prefixed, A View of the Pa:ochial Cle,rgy of this Kingdom, from the . earliest Times. • by. the Rev. DANIEL LYSONS, M.A. F.R.S.-and F.S.A. Reaor of Rodmarton, in the County of Gloucester. Printed fur the Benefit of the Charity, and sold by T. Ca dell and W. Davies, Strand: yhis ... D : ty_was published, price 4s. A . HISTORY of the Tl,l ANSLATIONS N which have been made of the SCItIPTUItES, from thu ei:tliest to the present Age. throughout Eutope, Asia, A :rka, and America. Co-riposed chiefly with the View of as:.:ertaining in how many !ley\ Language% the British and Fo reign Bible Society has been the nleans of preaching the Gus. pd. No , . published as art Appendix to a late Pamphlet, entitled, An inquiry into the Consequences of negleeiing to give the Prayer Book with the Bible. - By II ERBERT MARSH, D.D. F.R.S. " Margaret Professor of Divinity in Cambridge. Sold by Rivii;gtons, St. Paul's Church yard ; and by Deighton, Nicholson, and Barrett, Cambridge. 01 whom may behad, by the same Author, ~ . . t. An Inquiry into the Consequences of neglecling to give the Prayer Book with the Bible: Interspersed with Re marks on some late Speeches at Cambridge, and other im portant Matter relative to - the British and Foreign lhble So ciety. , - . . .. . . _ _ .. - The 3d edition, price is. 6d. Also, a cheap edition for distribution': price :s, or los. a do7'3!). 2. The National Religion the F0u,....,ti0n of National I.;.clu cation,-a Sermon, pr t ached on "'Thursday , lune t3rh, in the Cathedral •Church of St. Paul, at the Yearly Meeting of the Charity Children. 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Paternoster-row, and at the British Gallery, .5,1, New Bond. street. . These Ess'ayslorm , probably the most just and comftc.- hensive, and hey(iiid all question, the most animated descrip• tion of Highland sentiumlits,inanners, and customs, that ever . appeared."'--:- Ecietttic Review, Feb. r•Sra. Of whom' may be had, writen by the same Author, Letters front the Mountains, 3 vols. tarn.). the Fourth Edition, price 13$ 6d. boards. z. The. Highlanders, and other Poems, foolscap, Bvo. 7s. . 3. Mem&rs'of an American Lady, a Vols. tzs. A COMPANION TO THE PIBL,E, And to all Commentat les on the lloly Scripturs. I ustpublished, Neatly halt-hound, Morocco back'anii corners; price /I. 2s. plain, 21. • r2s. bd. coloured, 'I"HE „SCRIPTURE ATLAS ; or a. Series of Elkgant Maps,,to illutrate the Old utd New Testa ment. Whatever tends to produce on the mind a powerful and lasting impressi6n of the transactions recorded in the /hay Scriptures, cannot fail to be received by every iuquirer after religious knowledge with that interest whitit it is so well calculated to excite. The I.VOrl: here submitted to the Public has been the ()Q. cupatiOn.of much time, and the result of much preparatory labour; aid the Editors trust, that in _tendering the Geo graphy of the. Inspired Volume titmiliat to the reader, it will be found an acquisition Of considerable utility. To give the Scripturil 'Atlas all possible accuracy, ,the most approved Authorities have been consulted, and parti cular attention has been paid to such recent Surveys as have been. executed by scientific persons of distinguished abilities. ----- Of the t:egant and correct manner in which this design trs bran ext. , ..tated i it is hoped that a reference to the Work it s cii ~vill totibrd a sufficient testimony. It wiil hu seen, on the very first inspedion, that - no expence has been spared to make it at the same time valuable to the scholar and agreeable to the man of taste, and to render it in all respeas deserving of the very distinguished patronage it has already received. London: Printed• for Mathews and Leigh, Strand ; and sold by the Booksellers in Town and Cotodry, THE value of Dr. FREEMAN'S • GUTTA SA LUTA RIS has been so long proved, that no 'thing of the present day can beat a competition with it, in all - the diffin-ent stages of a certain Disease, which it elkatially cures, and eradicates from the habit, with out exciting' the painful feelings and exposure tl\at attend Salivation—withouCtiebilitating the Constitution in - , any degree, or even requiring contine-rent from busi ness, or restriction of. diet. The , radical virtues .of these Inestimable Drops have proved their claim to -public apprd bation, i;ir more than thirty years; In all the debility of both Sexes they prove •a never failing Restorative, whether the debility is produced by, too free use of Mercury; by illicit pleasures, or the effeds of a warm climate. To Travellers, and tkose going zirwd, they cannot be recoannendea too strongly, as they will receive a safe,. Oeeny, and complete ellre, in 01l old stubborn Gleets, and every Weakness that affecfs the Biaddev_and . Organs' of . Urine. By its efficacy many Women-have bec,ime Mothers, who for nia:lyeats, had been deprived of that happiness. . . Sold, wholesale andtetail, at, Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheaji. side, corner of Paternoster•row ; and • retail, by lielanr and Sharp, Portsmouth ; and Johnson, Gosport ; An trim, Weston, Mallory, • arid Jones, Portsea ; 'Prewinan, ExeteV ; Cooltworthy, CicnVilfe , Gilbert, and Hoxkird, Plymouth;, Newbury, Dublin; Ba tor and - Macd Glasgow; Smith, danderston, Scott, and Corgi!, Edin burgh.; Crutwell, Bath; Ross and Peck; [lull; Gregson and Bit-Bilge, Liverpool ; Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; Bowen, Norwich ; Knott and Lloyd, Birmingham Gre gory, Brighton ; Edwards and Penny,- Liver,por:l ; anal most Pviedicine Vender's, in Bottles at 25. 91. 4S-bd and '225, DEBILITY, STRICylikEs, ENCOURAGED by the uniform success at? tending their peculiar method ,of,twating a few preva. lent Complaints, confirmed by the ex perienee'of many years in a very extensivepradice, sensible also of the happy rilCcts resulting to the public from men of professional skill con ,fining their attention to a certain class of Diseises, Messrs. GOSS and CO. Continue to' direr} their studies th -those disorders arising from a secret destructive habit of incen. sidevae youth, which not only occasions a numerous train of nervous atledions, but entails also oil its votaries tlat enerNating imbecilities of old age. In all - such distressing cases of Debility or Deficiency, as regularly educat'ed germs of Loudon, They otter a firm, sate, and perfeet !tear.:_ ration to sinind and vigorous Healt h. In the early ,stage of the Vei*real Disease they - are enabled, by a safe and sui,le rior Mode, to el/I:dually remove every vestige of the corn, p'aint in two or three days - , and even in the most deplorable s t ages of this melancholy disorder, however iiiteiate cr complicated, their plan of treatment (without restraint in diet or exer,dse) insures to the patient a perfedi, speedy, and radical cure. As frequently arising faint or conneete:l with the above complaints, G leers arid Strietures have not escaped their attention ; for by improved, mild, and efficacious means, they pledge themselves to remove such diseases, whether recent or of long duration, without resorting to the painful. and dangerous use of the caustic. Such has been the agreeable result of a pradicc of fifteen years, that their Mode of treatment has not in one single in stance ever proved abortive ;• during which period many thousand persons of both sexes have experienced the happy enjoyment of being perfedly cured, after sesVe and injurious methods had been per s evered in by others to no ptirpose. These considerations first induced Messrs GOSS and Co. publicly to oiler their advice, and they presume their pre tensions constitute a fair ground fur the unpreee.iented con fidence with which they have by the Public been so liberal ly honoured To be consulted at their house daily, personally, or by letter, by Patients of either sex; with the greatest secrecy, delicacy, and honour. Patiynts in the country stating the particulars of their case, age, manner of living, &c. &c. inclosing a Pank Note for advice and medicines, the same will be forwarded to any part of the kingdom. GOSS :4ntil Co. Surgeons : No. Bouyszie-strect, !cot - Sac Ct. IcTUALL INGO t /CE, 7, 18t2. . . T HE COMMISSIONERS for 1/7CTU4L4ING His 111,57EST1"S N /WY do hereby give Noticei T62t on Friday,. the lzd inrrnt, they will be ready t- recciva Tendels iti writing (sealed up). and treat f;ii Three Hundred Ciaddrans (each .Consisting of Thirty-six Bushels, Wincbestir sneasare) I'ITT'S TANFIEIAD MOOR, WINDSOR'S PONTOP, pr SIMPSON'S PONTOP COALS ; to be de-. livered in a while cargo or cargoes, in tb4 space of Six tf/eekr i , wind and weather permitting) alongside tte 1 . 171,44 cf . His Ma jesty's I/0114ring Pro:dies at Plymouth an I Southdosen, and for One Huna'red Bags cjI(ENTISH HOPS of the gfry,wlb of ;81E, :o be anta:crab/4 to Samples to be produced with the Tsnd,rs, aria to he delivered into the-PiguaingStor,t at in.tbc like ,pace Six !reeks, the It hole to C'e paid for 6y Bills, payable, with in;esra, Ni.nety Days - arer date. • oj the Coxtraas at.a. be ;rex at the Seeret . ;iry'; OfTee. No regard will be4rid to aiy Tender in .7.v,hio the Price ru-r be inserted in words at leng , h, cr that slql _n,:t he delivered, :o the I3oaid ljf.re One e.'cLck ii)e said the 2 ?..t i? ,, t - nor nnie:il the Ptrioir.who makes the Tender, or ome Person on his behalf, ;ziten,ces-, to ail ewer , tehen calted E.VCIIEQUER 131 L OFFICE, _ AP; All :EXCHEQUER BILLS, •dated• in the 111anik3 . 4 . Mardi ani April; .181 TO BE 1'41,.a OFF.. rrHE LO RDS COMMISSIONERS RI AL4. -a7 • Y ESTrs TREASURY having given Direqions jou fay. ingof the Principal tithe above-mentioned Excbeiner Bills, with the In due thereon, at the Exchequer Bill O f in the Receipt of -Exchequer, New Palace Yard, IVestnzinster, on Tuesday,..the 26 b Day of May; 1812, Attendance z.ull he give,' daily do's and I !outlays excepted) until and inclat :ingTbursd!y,tbe 21 It Day,of May, 1 . 312, from' Ten o'clock in the Morning till Our in the Afternoon, foray put - pascal receiving the same. And for the greater dispato.4, the Bearers:of the said Bills are desired to place tact., description of Bills, in separate Lists, (which are to he oh. gained at the• Office), containing the , Numbers in Namerit4l Order, according to their respebtive Dates, with the ,rrincipai Sums and Interest dire ./hereon, computed from, but' excluding the Days on which they are respetlively dated, to the said 26th !lay Any, 1312,inch/sive, when the Interest will cease; and the WI Bearers (being Hot 'er: of mot.), tz , e indiTensably required to in:. dowse each Bill :with their usztal Signatures ; and so write thtir Name; and Residence at the bottoms of each separate List ; and they are moreover required to attend the Exchequer Bill Qffice fr P,irment, and to receive the New Bills, and give the Receipts for the s ame. If any of the Holders of the afo - esald Bills should be desirous of receiving payment of the firincipal and Interest, previou s t, the. .cnid -26th Day May, they may he accommodated, on compU:ing the Inter-es-4ra the Day oriwbich thy wish to be paid, and leavi.e the said Bills for examination one day prko thereto. Such Persons as may be desirous of havimg New Exchequer Bills in whole ot in part Payment of Principal, upon marking ' New Bills, and mentioning the Amount, at the bottom of their Lists, delivered on or before Mut*: the 2I st inSt, may &-aecont. modated with New Bills, clrging art Interest of Three-pence Half penny bye the ay, on every One Hundred . Pounds, valet, said New Bills will bear Date the said 2656 Day of May, and will be delivered togethor with the indcrrit due, in respea to the Bills so desired to be exchanged, on . Wednesday, the 2:th 31g , , 'and the following Day:. N. B. Ait Exchepe,. 131/Is dated trior to March, 'Su'. have been advertiud to be pdid cyf, and the Int.lfst thereon bat ceased. Now winter falls " heavy gi?Oni oppressive o'er the worlct, " ThrOLIO nature shedding influence malign, " And rouses up the seeds- ot dark disease." LIFE, lIEALTH, RATI'INESS„ ri"nartegular Praeilitioner plumes himself in shat It superior s.Azacity which enables him to dente the -pmtures of - the Quads, while the latter, with equal blunt ness, if riot truth, retails the char t 7,es of ignorance and inedi on the.establishett system of Regular Medi c i ne . Who shall when Do.ttOrs disagre e v ' Let ' {'resumption smile, et Pride frown: it i s a l amenta _ b c'e) l l etruth, that the present state of 'Medical Pretension, as a certainty, is 'not to be ranked With the meanest met:Lan - Ka discovery of the age. . . For me let Galen moulder on the shelf, I'll live and be Physician for_myself. Thzre is but one infallible criterion which c•annntleeeive. 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