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Pron. t'ze LONDON GAZETTE, Nov. 30, 180; Whitehall,. Nth/. 30, 1805. The King . has been pleased to grant the Dignitit . ota Baronet of the United Kingdom of Great .Bri;. twin and Ireland to Sir Charles _Green . , Km. I\lajor- General of. His MajeSty7s Forces, Colonel of the Regiment of York Lignt Infantry Volunteers, and Governor of Surinam, and to the heirs male of his, body lawfully begotten. The King has also been pleased to grand the Dig nity or at ..)artmet of ,the United Kingdoin of Great Britain and Ireland' to George Prevost, Esq. Major 4.;eueral.of His Aiajesty's Forces, Governor of the Island of Dominica', and Lientenanteolonel of the Goth (or Royal Atnericata) Regiment of Foot, and to the heirs male of his body lawfully begotten.. Carlton House, Nov:ls, 1800,' The Prince of wales ha:s been,; pleased to' appoint Juan Clerk; Esq. to 'the Oftice of His Royal High, iless's Solicitor-General for'Scotlaud. , • Cr..mv.visa.ms Ji iedly the L , rd I.leutenwit of the Cowry of Lin- aPrii Bufigh Vdunteer INfitgeiy, Wm. Parish, to be Cap:aln. Dated-Niivembei 14, 4; S . Li 4,917: Vilioittel htfauty. Thomas Kamm, Gent. to be Lieutenant. Dated November . . itiNKRLIPTCY SNLM?GED. Ceor:e Isiacs an .1 Michael Laaca, BeVl5- Marks, London, tnelcn.tnts and co-partncri, front Dec. to Jan. xt, at ten, at Ciutleinall. _ . 4NKRUPrs Thomas' Mockitt, of 1)eal, 'Kent, - Miller i to surrender Dec. lb, 17# "and lan. 11, at eleven, at Guildhall Canterbury. Atiorities, Iklessrs. Iltowns and Cotobed, Norfolk-street, Strand, London. . . Jacob Muses, of - Newmarket-street, Wapping, Middle Sex, slop-seller, to UM-ender Dec. 17, and .lan. 11. 'at ten, at Attorney, N , lr: A. IS4acS., Great George-street, Minoties. joint. Nlereer, of Uxbridge, Middlesex, and Nicholas Mercer, of Cturluin..place, LundOn, -. irtcaltnrn .and merchants and, co7partiOs,toSurreilLter Dec. 9, 14, and lan, at . twelve; • at Guildhall. Atturnics, I , l.!ssrs. Loggen and Smith, Dasirtglialt-strtet, London ; or .Mr. 1-104.14 . w, Uxbridge,. Sinclair Wright, Lire of White Horse-lane, Whitt:chapel, merchant, to surrender Dec. 3,7, and Jan. tr, it one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.•Sarel# Suirey.street, Strand, London.. Wi'liam Smith, of Clobe-pllce„,Bridge-road, St. Mary, Surrey, corn,chanalcr, to surrender Dec. 3.1 1. sod' au. t, 'at one, uildnall. Attorney, Mr. Ware, , 131 14.1trt1111-Street, SOulftwark, , Surrey.. Gcorge•O'llagea, late of duclangharn, wine ,anti Oran?, to surrender 1),:e. 3;1, and lan. t 1, at one, at , hall, London. Atturnies, alitk:lti:o, Great S.'iut bisnopsgaie-street. WiLlain !Marsden, of Aianciiester, 'merchant, to surrender Dec. 171 tB, Arid Jan. t r, at irate, at the Dug Taverri,. , Maneltester. Attorney, Messrs. and Parry, Old Jewry. ionii Davis, new or late of Oxford, dealer, to surrender Dec. , a); and lan.. ii, ateleVerG at the F..ing's Arms Jun, Ox.. ford. Attorney, Mr.' Cir.:deo, 'unwed, Oktord. jaMeS PatterSoll, of 14. ed Lion-Street, 1I etburn, Middlesex,. upholsterer, to surrender ,3, 17, and 1411— in, at tVvi.:ll,c,. at Guildhall'. Attorney, Mr. England, Old Broad-. srreet, Royal ExcrianAc, William 1 4od. late in' Queen-street, Cheapside, warehouse n, to surrender Oct:, ,3-,7. and lan. 11, at one, at (;I:011411. , A tturney, Mr. NiciJolls, Tavistock-place, Twit tock,-sqtiare. - • • . • 84m eel Kendal, of Liverpool, timber-merchant, to surrender Dee. 3 , ), .0, Jan. il, at the Glone Tavern, johti-street, Live, Attu:tires, Mr., li.lacastock,.. St. Mildred's- CoUrt, Loudon I Or Messrs. Bart:swell and ,Step,fenson, flrury-lahc, •LiverpoOl: . ' Cotlerill, of Ludgate-tull; ,London, linen-draper, to so. render L'ec. 7, - to, anti Jan.. tt, at tWelVe, at Guild. • hall. Attorney, Mr. John Henson,' Dorset-street,. Salts. bury-square„ 4:lett-street. - rranets ut Liverpool, broker, to surrender Dec. 36, 31, and Jan: tt, atCieven,., at the Globe Tavern, John. street, Liverpool.' . Attornies, Mr. , lances Phillips, Liverpool . ; or Mr... „Wincilci john-street, liedturd-row, London. "• t Dll/11)1W.DS. • Dee. 13. ueorge Easterby, late of St;l'homas's-street, sibuth. wads, Surto, victu,..lier, tit tt'VeiVe s , di i;ulttillfll: 'fan. 7. ilartilololllCW FOX, tat' Gough.stivare, London, met« chant, at ten, at C: uildliall. Dee. zi. Pet,:r Cavell, or Ilriglithelmstone, Sussex, linen. , drap,,r, at ten, at London. . f. James Sullied-it - id, of Little rower:. hill. Middlesex, • Olt; 24. I.tob-lt o,oovell, pit George•strect...Minorun, ship. brc,!'.i..r, at twelve, at Guildhall. • "Pe:. 3 John Taylor, 01 Worcester, draper, at ten, at Guild. Kill, Loudon.. Dm. wt. Samuel Nate; late a Drury-lane, Middlesex, vie. ic L., at tell, :At Guildhall; Dm. 17. DaVtitOtt Penny the younger, of St. John Wapping, Middlesex, at eleven, at Pee. 23. Sonynds Woot!ctiLk lio) cc, of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, au:reliant; at ten, at the Craucs, fAVertt; UtCat Yarmouth. Dec. aj. loan Dobson, of Leeds, Yorkshire, at elcven, at the Tlitee Lep Inn, Lords. Dec, sq. Ccorge ihvgd, a - Boston, Lincolnshire, 'glass and china ware.seller, at the Crown Inn, Stone, stattoritallite. Dec 24. Henry Tilly, late of Bzistol, wilt, * at cloven, at the Kummer . Cavern,All Satitts-lane, Bristol. Dec. 23. Kinnard lrei.ind Q 'digit, late of Bristol, skinner, at eleven, at the Kummer , Tavei:n, All Bristol. Dee. 17. Morris Lewin Muscly, of Liverpool, mereltant, at ten,at G1111(1111111, I.undua. De 4,,, z 4. Obadlatt lielmett, of Bell-yard, Carey-street,, Middlesex, tailor, at twelve, at Goildball, Pct . :, ii. Joint Smut], late at thtfottr's.pl.,ce, but lflOW of POLIMI.StiCei, St. lames, Middlekx, lllCfCilAllt, at eleven, • at butittn4ll. )Jet. 21 %Vitti.llll Blunt, now or late or Swansea, 1 413- InorAaushite t dealer, *t 410% en, at theituumt,t l'an. 4. Rubcrt Smith, ot Timberland, Lincolushite, grcnio, at too, .At G uikinall, London. Vec. 14.11k1 Mii - n.ler 34 teliSlOLle of Poltsei, county of Southampton, salesman, at or, at' tllO UMW s , NONTRLY REPORT FOR NOVEURgR. new plants of Wheat appear in most Distrh luxUriant,' and less tiefeCtive on the score of slug or wire-worm than for many years past. The late sown ones are at this time the most promising, par ticularly on wet soils; some of which,. front benig early sown, havethroWn out Much black grays: The Turnip CokunrieS continue to 'have abundance of. seed; at which, from the goodness of the quality, stock iu getl.i•ral do well.----The main Crop of 'n)t4- toes now raising-is every where very produ&ive. nye for feed, and 11 inter Tares, are grown this seasou in greater abundance than. ever. Hay is kept down in priet, from the great quantity-of last year's growth and the quality in general is not of a description 'to'' increase its value. The London Markets begin to be well served - With Straw; on.moderate Mark-lane . has had large suppliesof Wheat for some weeks, to which the numerous threshingmills lately erected • in various parts have Much contributed. The Oats and Barley of the- - last year are found 'to. rise from the flail even More abundantly than was looked for : the quality. of the former is' generally good, but the samples of the latter, eveti in the'best Barley Countries, are much COmplaitted.a—Smith 'field continues to,. reoi've large. supplies of t:attle and Sheep, particularly of the - ordinary sorts,• which keep the Markets low,..there being - little or no Ya , nation from the prices of last mouth. Lean Stock , is considerably lower, particularly - in ihortihorned, and Irish Oxen. Draft Hdrses'are likewise sold : Fur less money.- 7 --Hdps, are tleirer by los. per - Cwt.— The Won' Markets with difficulty support the last CERTIFICAT4S. Dec. 2 t. Soloman Harding, late of Red Crm-street,Cripple,- gate, London,. baker. Cookon johnson s iol tad Marquis ofGranby's.)ard, Knights. bthlie, Middlesex, stablekeeper. His Majesty's Ministers intend, to recomulend to Pcrllament the 'purchase of estate for tits: foniily. of the. late illustrious Loyd viscount„iNv,,,oN., to be called, in Conunetnora I ion of his Tate glbrictl 5 ai.hieve ifient, Tratitlgarl an 4i this as of inuniticerlCe. is frr~ tiler to be accompanied by a pension of co mil. a year, to 14 continued to fiis for eti er. h u p u t h t. , citateiallepurchasedwillhe that spot which our dein departed Hero was so fond "Ol; Merton Abbey,. mid, laud round*. W0u1d 4 4.) /leaven that Ow. first ow)oer of the 044 e. iictd 60C11 Lord 1\41,0N 11411- . Last week a young, matt about co years of age, in stepping frotAgrie ship to another in ,the girt, North Shields, slipp?d his lam and fell ovetho4ro.—_, to oat was dire6,ly sent to his assistance, when be Quite Up several tin:es; but unfortunately under the b,:ttoni of the Boat; and though every exertion to S!Ir4Z imp was used, lie at length sunk. .His" body ~,curd next day, LoN DoN riinted by R R 11AR IS. a No. 4, Martiett-court, 114,v., tiect ac at the suzi-QFFicE, No. 112 Striind ; AVCrlisC7lZeitS Clijo s f DUBLIN, Nov. 25. The following- Letw from Virm. NIARSDEN, Esq. to the Bight Hon. the •Lord Mayor, was on Satur day posted in the Cdramercial Buildings Coffee-room, for information of the merchants : • Artrnitalty-Office, Nov. qt. Mat LoR " The Niel:hams .Of having applied to my Lords commis - poi/iris of the Admiralty, that the Convoys from the West Indies ,to . England May be appointed to 'sail at the periods mentioned hereafter, : I am cotninanded by their Lordships to &sire yew will let 'me know whether those periods will he Sill tabic to. the Tiltrte of Dublin. " I am my Lord, tV/1%.1. !MARSDEN. ,4 The Right lion. the Lord !Mayor of Dublin. " Front Demerara direct, ;about the beginning ofMareh. • ' • kinnt the general rendezvous of the Trade of the-. West .Irutia I slinds, Pith May, xuth tune, ist August, and loth OCtGibvt." The Letter from lirs - MAJEsTY to the Nmloii of the CARNATic, which Sir J. CRADDOCK took out, was presented to his .1 - Tightiess with great ceremony in February last. The cultivation of cotton in most of the distrias. of the Nurbudcla has been attended 'with unhoped for success--the-..annual, produce is computed, at 40,000 bales of 3751 b. • Avast range of Warehouses is 4uilding on the south beach at Madras, in. consequence of the 'ra-• pidly extending commerce of that Presidency. The grand coiledion of birds and beasts for the use of the College of Calcutta has been transferrett to Barrachpoer, where an appropriate building has been erected for their exhibition. The Receivers, ColleEtors, &c..'Sze.. in the Provinces, are instru6led to. lend their assistance in completing This already very fine Museum. The Bengal Governmeht has given 8000 rupees to, assist in .the building of a Protestantehnrch in the Danish Settlement of Serampore. . • . The Court of Dire ors purpose to - send'out, by the net Fleet,..several 'fine horses for hunting, as presents to the .Nabob Vizier. The east wing of Bedlam, formerly appropriated to the reception of male !mimics, is now pulled down. The other wing ternains, with its unfortu nate, female oceopants. The new western side of the Bank is .nearly finished. :It is to be regretted that the. art hitedure of this building is mit more uniform: it at present presents a 11105 t unsightly confnaion of'orders. It was, on .Saturday decured.by the Amateurs of the Fist, that the pugilistic 'contest 'between the .Qame Chicken and: Belcher is to take place on Saturday. next, instead 'of Friday, on which day a .Committee of Amateurs will meet at Doncaster,' to deeide on the spot of 'aaion. The backers of the.combatants left, town yesterday. • Mr. Oakes, the Banker, of Bury, last .week paid' a legacy oflool.. to a cook . -rnaiti in the service of a Gentleman in that town her joy was so 'etcessive. as to embarrass her in her business—'every thing went wrong—it was past dinner time, the viands.. were still raw—the pot would not boil—the fire' would not burn—she pulled an old newspaper from iver and thrhst it into the. bars, forgetting ~ that ,she 'had Wrapped 'her Bank-notes in it, and in, instant tim y wore consumed.—lt is } easier to,con-. eeivc:.ilioal to 04:scribe her feelings on'Aiseoverine her loss 3 the Linker, however, had the numbers, and mum. giving': the necessary security•to the Bank, the property will of course be recovered. On Friday- eening ,the body .of a well-dressed female wwi found : on the.. owing-path ofthePad dington Canal, .below Uxbridge, having apixtreutly been drowned, and dragged on the oth. She was taken' to a neighbouring house, - and attempts were made to restore animation, ,but in yain. The_body Was oWll4'Yesterday morning, and she appeared to have been the French Teacher of a goarding School near London. It is.not ascertained how' she came her.death, or what were the.ruotives that led - her frOm town, she having quitted her abode with leave to spend a day with her ; friends at 'Paddington on . Thursday evening. About seyen o'clock in the evening of Tuesday the warehouse and workshops of; Messrs. Kerry and Co. of Wakefield, , wool-staplers and yarn tnattufaCturers, were discovered to be on,tire ' • arid, tint vithstanding 'every. assistance was iminetliately rendere,l; Nvere in two hours entirely, coniunked, The timely exefrions, of the military and tseltiliahl tants', aided by the stilluers of the eveniug,preV'ented the fire front . conunnaicating to the adjoining. p re , fl] iSeS. • . t'COLIIGL. `; >. Dow-ST R irr.--OnSalttrday iriorn!nzg:g4Kut., • Edward Iluggins, and the foutpersons. W 49 Nv'eri apprehended with 'them on friiutt4tis, -evenin g , of the clrawing,of a Little GO, in Boswell-court, were brought before .Sir RI CLIAlth VODDL.agd ` - '77` , MATI" Tti K-. 1. ,for re-examination. - . *thohris Uritti ly, zi tavfor, of Kine , -Street', IDrnry)- • lane, a youth about eighteen years , cif age, stated, • that he had been introduced.by a-friend ;to insure in the Prisoner King's . private Lottery, and, he had insured with him several thnes, partieuhirly on l'ueid.ty and • Wednesday in'striqd No, tot, to he"draivn.blank:orprize. the , folloNkii*.. day, for five shillings and three-pence theFeinol), for which he paid six-pence ou 'ruesdaynight, and . seven-pence''on' 'Wednesday-night: - Ile stated . - the: - general praaice 'ofthis private Lottery:' • It is - seldorn, drawn more thationce in the -same place. to—avoid detection. Sotne persons who insure in the Lottery .- are admitted to be present at thedrawing, which is. done in the . follesking 'Manner Any 'of the Insurers are allowed to hold the bags, which contain_ the •tickets, and blanks and prizes, while the Prisoner . sing takes out a ticket; and having procliiiined the number, ht . then takes out one from blank - and prize bag,. and proclainas" whether the number 'drawn is a blank or :prize; the latter is o nly nomi nal, being merely , for the purpose of insuring? blank and prize, or prize only. . As the tickets are drawn they are entered . - in a book by the Prisoner Ltiggins. The • tickets .are : laid •,upon a table,• ten in. a row, till forty are drawn, when the day's draw-' . ing is hinslied. The Witness stated s 'that guineas and half-guineas were most generally insured for,— A number of:tive shillings and three-peaces were 'insured for. When- very poer,,pcople came, who had got 'bUt little 'money, they were allowed to sure for halt-a-crown, tbr Which they paid threer - pence. , - • King threw himself on the, mercy of the Magi-• striates, saying he had got a large family to main Main: The Court told he, did not deserve any. The Magistrates, after deliberating for soine.Aithe,„ sentenced King•to be imprisoned. in the House ; of. Correa - ion for three months. • 'Huggins they con-; sidereal as a young man short of L-ash, who had deluded into the practice by King ; they, there- fore, only sentenced him to be imprisoned one Month in the House of Corredion. The other 1 tour_ :the Magistrates considered .tnere, dupes, who had been deluded to throw assay their Money by insuring with: King. The Magistrates gave them ; a severe reprimand ; -particularly the two foolish woinen,Who appeared to be,thewives of reSpeclabl* . l tGtdesuien. All four of them`promising not to go to such places any more, they were discharged.. Remnant, Pullen,' and: Alin Aviles, 'the' pockets, who are now committed on Suspicion Of robbing' the Gloucester waggon,' upon Henly Hill, of a .bbx of fur .belonging - to Meyer and 'Pena; a :Fetter-lane, were allowed the privilege. of.'ilining together' in the 'front parlour of the Brown Bar public house, on Friday,.with the gaoler in -their company. About five o'clock' the gaoler - stepped ' out of the room' door for a,pair Of staid - en, when Remnant contrived to'unscrew the windoW, pulled the too doWn, the bottom being properly ,secured, and took. a harlequin's leap. into BoVvitreet.' , He Was observed by a boy -belonging to the house , , and mati . belonging , to the adjoining coal-shed," who pursued with the cry of "stop thief!" He was secured by a man wh6keeps a chandler's shop ,in •Plicenix-alley, Long-Acre, and brought bank when: the Gaoler put on a pair' of double' irons, which weigh upwards of twenty pounds. Pullat was likewise ironed, "'• -• Saturday the two men in custody, charged with stealing plate to the value of 15A. from a house In Park -street, were CEinamitted from Marlbarougit street Police-Otiice for trial.--A ternale servant wa3. chatged as , an accessary, the felloWs haVing gained admittarke into the house in consequence. of one .of them pretending to pay his addresses to het-3' there was not, however, any evidence against her, and she was liberated: Letters from Ireland mention, that 'the potatoes, like all other crops, had been uncommonly abun dant, and were generally got in. ii IF E POOLS, NOVEMBItIt 29. Arriveti—the Emulation, Hill,' and Hope, Tucker, from Newtbundland ; Vigilant, Brazil, from Yarmouth ; Good Inttnt,.Thatchell, aii4 Arm, Holloway, from Weymouth ; Fancy, Fail, lii;111 J e rsey; 4111.i111n0, - N Oribover, trout Lod don. , Sailed—the Industrious, Aldridge, for Southampton ; AC UV: boyucs, And Attive, for l'ortsnioutit. ORAL' COY Passed,-by--the Hanyclen, King, from Virginia; Aiwa., juin, Hanson, from Pails, anti Conuneree,. t.;sbuto, trout G ucriisey • , • • Sailed—the Dominica, Greenleaf, Cora, Erunison, Nelle Malcolm, Hodgson ' Nelly, Woodall, Cath er i ne Gre en , Steele, and Chilton, Walker; fir JaniuKa ; Cuphrinni, Sang ster, for Tobago ; Favourite , VOL4ri, tor. Surinam 4 1 1, Sughrue, ; Stork, fin* Bernice ; Favou:. file t Strickland, tor GibrAtar ; London:Vackct. llarck, fur 'Lisbon; Irittetatig3bie, ionikes, for. , Dublin • thirznania.-; loish, Hamburger flame, liorwedge, HOOp, ILytlent Ni‘ ndrva, Janson, V leindseh a l t , P ost , Vrow Urn ricks;Sepragt; Fortuna, Lyck, and Guitava, 'Frederick, tor liambro'. lit Yesterday morning, the Lady of John Gosling, Esq. y o ( Gloucester-pldve, New Road, of a Son. • mAn R I D. On Wednesday last, 4r St. Martin's in the Fields,~ Charles Bacon, Esq. to the cldest daughter of Edward Cruck,:t, C sy•. of i; teen wich Park. On Saturday worsting, at St, George's Church,: Mather! Richard Oosliiw, Esq. eldest son of Sir Rictiar‘t plistowt . Bart. Admiral of the 14 1 4 to Ai iss Stun, eldcst clauOter of the late Daniel Servn, Esq. Lieutenant. Governor ot S;;:r4t. a .J ll I. iti the Kixtloni, N0.,434, Str a nd, MI L ira,,:,. .. gains are"now satlitig - ', consisting of ',Meals brown Cottun for Boots, at only: s, bd: per pair, worth as. 6d. ; extramn's stotit Cotton ti. 64.1. worth 2S. 6tl. ; fine li. 93..; ill per pfo. worth is„,,,- stoljt 'black and .white Silk 6s. 3d, iviitit )40 clocks 75..6.1, ; - extra good los 6d. A vAriety o' Pate r a Angola Hone, Warranted not to shrink, front 24, tyl. to tits brat quality,Liout WOr.,ACII IS 3,i. ; tine super line 3s: 6 .1. ,i" Silk filttts ii, 6d. ; a canons Article in square fitli : 1 .1,00 sgs.v,liit.lios,,,,,new- invented I,ace.Sleeir, ca Ica la,teit to give ease atideleT;a-riez; 3.len's CottonDrawers.3s:d. with everyoilterlCritc,ter I n, the: Hosiery Lille tha an t .c, irs sthly IN inatie,up to the very bes t quality, wholesale ame tor export - , . ttioniorAinginiathr to any Pattrrn. • -•-_,--........„....-_-_---...--- . , , ~.,. PREGNANT LADIES, . Whose sititation".reghires a temporary Retirement. . Ali rK, vv4lsot4 Surgeon and 54an,)1id16f14 , ._i ..,--- t 1 . V.1. otferr to accommOdate Ladies in an airy anil renred situatit?n,. with A p art ment 3, to lye-in,. , on .eCcifis ~2 . .;401 t () IflPtowcgauiajOce.i. And situation to life ; their infants put Itt ittirtilveranit huittfaiely . taken care of; .and as Illitnanity . : .iniluisaltiaro otatt his assi3tarlCC t 4 alleviate, tit: horrors of Cahcealed .P*6-gliancy;,fle flatters. hints.* I4idies will find, '..ortapplieiriort to Ititn,, , tlit greatest attention and must eto• found secrecy. ' • r - .I.,Lettersipost-paid) to. Mr. .Vißtsoti.,- Surgeon and lan- Midwife, or to Mrs. Watson, Nlidwile, No. 19,,Cnarfotte itreet, SurreY,:siile Of Illaeicfriars-bri!ge will meet the moat . , 'pointed :meat i0n.... , Wher . e . tiLiY be 'h:id the PILL la F rIE DI CIA, at th ts, Per box, a certain and ell::,:tual lem,-...-lv tO remove 111.1,-,ob stro4tions and Irregularities, and ~it cx....el Lail Metkihieltliet ' bad 4yings-in. ~ i t..e:::..5E,. .p r i 1,..:: it. i ,.... j.,b N ii. : N E ,,, , , t ;: \ ii : 3l i t,i ;:it:ctitt:::l::,, i t i i‘e:b. , , ji,.:d;:.ic::;:d:::::rr6::;:.:::::hfo:,.t:::;.. is)itoi:::, .. 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I'!:'.:t1:" rn Dr an A 1.;,, 014' Patient Opens the secret recesses of his out 01 I.i l h . i i; • e i r , po, „tqslic i tln b ., y ytvhlrstirn•h:aill.tsitsilletisotatiteo,rbeistorene al)brl.e,Silo jitot,ollno, lind.3pl4 With judicious acumen his: , role/dies to the liety root of the compfai„t, Such cas , hoc 0, 41 ; under his oserva tion as sel don i are fairly s Lanni tied , forlear act tiosure. other Medical Man t cannot sleep at oil {othersi 41136,77:01'CCrtitlelirl;ICI.e.ittf;Citflriha3p2t:tr3h11:11" til!I l!ate..4of :v,lrowsiness; .many fia veOecn ague:tett rtilit I,Ys tental and hypochondriacal coroplaints, consequently z inc With such incidents as accoinpaily those grievous diSr., OVet , ll,' aS ighi:cl,.telt-s, palpitationsplthel‘ea(t, and f f iintito s t • Sunie emit a calcareaus saliva; and cciiigns, slow fevers , an" "IV`P"PtittinArt4/e been the concomitant iyniptostt:s of those ~ ~.' l x io re : t e ci n t. o: r..el:tioar,:u.li 1.: .,a4 ) , l i l h ca i .: : c a r e: t)ti..l:ll)aconl eeHrtaelsi:l7of:y, 'ltli:3`Al,rsa. •• justly descriliell in'Holy Writ; It&Y" ti4e,.bdst llairnib,''-.4s.th: ... :ssb fb S ° :.r ..: si ti r . 2.::::ulla.:l:ll:otaaart:El:elli:::trirlarrli:itiole4,l"tii.iie.l7o...,uctil:tc::::l4..ltset:':::taiAlr,:l49.ti:lliti:::cis:iittlri,to."4:4:'tiyQ44),?l'a joi, ‘N i . ,: t all i i : l9 )ll ,l ; ,t ti: til i tizti n s i : ;l ;N: o, l : o l fol l ouviri . :. : t t: i t, ' o : 4, ll :l; w : rr, : ii.lo : . l' t t ist i: e ' a l tl ,l t o l o:2„ l : l 7 f jl ; tl: ' , ' :,,,,A4 74:"'i' l, l t e , cl ar i l l en t s _ c i c ioo f n it n be ,l l : : 44 4 °. : . as it :iitt in t iineUr44l*StrilaLlitit-Vii i , 4" 11413 8114 / 2 •'\'' ' i . 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JAtety, Atj-tstion, where 114 went lot the r:cuvuy of Iris health, John ti. Esq. aged 22, ei lett 5.% . , of john Pighy, Esq. ot Lunciension, County it. I ,1,1:1,4. Monday Skieclis, rear t. aftepne ilhiess t , ;oAs fit.laiston, Esq. Lae i.d.c oitkAtietesentative,ul l',dri4adient tor the County rit 'he 69th yedr Of his atie, at his house at Beitnolit, uc.,r tlavaut t Hants, Danici (..;driett, E.g. Ittl'`.3tlll.s.lleNi !GER ;;;CfttrrS. o f Smith Viutto[.. , tr,:et; : t isresior-squArc ; Ur. „ ,„. tue - rapv - 4,eiiers tavfvr lilt's L N . _