The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-01 00:00:00

XAST.INI)I4 HOUSE.. Tit a General Court of Proprietors met yesterttay, 7 pursuant regular notice in the Public Papers, fur ,the consideration of the liillowng questions: Ist, The P.'stablishment of a Public" Seminary for the In struttiOn of suet) Youths'as ere destined to be cmplOyed in va rious Civil Cap iicities in the Hon; Coinpany's ;;c4:vice. ally, The grantincit an Annuity to the Widow of 'Acute- . nant Coterie! of the r9th Light Dragoons, who fell in Making successful clagrge upon the Enemy; at-the Bartle of Assyc, by which tire Victory wls turned in favour of His majesty's aud.,the Company's Arms,, during her Widow! , he idly, The Allowance of a Pension. to Colonel Stevenson, of the-Madras lioitablisluneot, who has' served several years faithfully and honourably in the service of the COmpany, and is now incapable of continuing longer in that service; the said Annuity to b' further continued to his Wife, if she shall stir viva him and continue a Widow, 4thly, The granting of 'a Tension during life to Mr. I'. Braharn, late Atting Deputy Governor of Fort Marlborough, agreeably to. the 19th Sett. of the 6th Chapter of the Com pany's. Bye-laws I and, stilly, The Restoi.tion of Mr. Wm. Betty to the ,Com pany's Service, whoselunelions have been suspcndeti. The' Resolutions of former Courts- relative to the Honourable Company's Grant to Captain Dance, and the Establishment in Prince of Wales's were. again read, and agreed to. ISEMINAVY FOR- THE INSTEUCTfOpi r YoUNG MEN DESIGNER FOR THE SERVICE OP 'lOlll COMPANY. The Chairman opened this husiness with a very few observations. The Clerk then read the Resolutions, which ex. pressed in the fullest and most minute terms the gulations to be adopted in the outline of the Eta. blithmeni. The young Gentlemen arc to receive a commercial and a classical education ; they are to have some knowledge of the mathematics, of ()rico, tal literature, .of French, geography ; and, wh'er'e,' a genius is exhibited, they will perhaps, receive same instrOions in Drawing. A veneration for the established religion of this Country, and, the ardent love of the principles of the IL it kb Coma itu, tion, is to be instilled into their minds ; and their parents are to pay one hundred' guineas per annum for ,the expence of their education. he Chairman declared that he thotight theseße solutions to be so very full and explicit ,in them selves, that they required or wnold admit Of no comment of his•to illustrate theotility 4 the pro. posed Institution. The Letter trom ,ettgal, of the . 27th jahtary, 1202, relaiiVe to the, Eitablishtnent, was also read. Mr. RAtingt,t, At:toast supported the AdsointiOns in a very animated speech, and declared, that in his opinion the plan would lead to the'supercession of the superfluous part of College education. Young, mn would have an education which suited them for every purpose 'of 'the service of the Company, and would , have that attachment to their native Country which the place that is the source cpf edo_ cation is apt to create in tl 4 minds of young men. The want of such a syitem was sincerely, to be de. plored in the instance of the separation Of America from this Country* at the streams by which a young mind was nourished and improved was ever fondly dwelt upon by those who; received ir. .The Hon.. Member, after dilating upon the minute 'ohjeets . and extreme utility of the plan which was submitted to the Consideration of the Court,- moved two othet Resolutions, expressive of the entire concurrence of the Proprietors with the Diredorsin the adoption of tie Plan before them. The Resolutions were, seconded by Mr. Rosa. Mr. joates AnAiR declared,. thai none felt mote sincerely the importance of the measure than he did. He was apprehensive, however, that by the adoption of the plan for educating young men for the Company service at home, we might have a duplicate here of the Establishment at Calcutta, which he conceived to be unnecessary. He then adverted to the words.of the Resolutions, aod conceived that they.expressed atYtic knnwlcdgmcnt of thecontinuance of theEatablishment at Calcutta. This was, in his opinion, (inertias, and we would thereby Vave a duplicate at home the system which was ad pted abroad. The Court had not to consider of Sir Tetoatiaa Mootta's fancied Republic of tutopia ; they were a plain home - bred body of Merchants ) , and would, no doubt, (lima their views to what was aftually usefuls,.there were rany branches of education in the plan proposed which if was impossibla for the mind!' of youth to comprehend in the abort time allowed to them, and he therefore objeded to the Motion. Mr. Lownues also objedted to the proooaition ,then before the Court. Lord Ktatlaistara highly approved of Ole enthu. :siasm of rim Governor General in : the support of the Company's interest, and in the fuetherance of literary views—But, declared, that the Oen nn propoted most eventually.suspend the Establishment at Calcutta. . !air.. P. NI oo a,after some prefatory observations, asked u whom was it that the Company tired the present extension of, their territory its India, .but to their untutored* servants From his acquaintance with Sir Wm. Jones, he had reason to believe that a knowledge of Otieetal literature in Parti. eular could rot possibly be'obtained. in England, as that Geotiernan had told him' that, notwithstend leg his having baen a Profeasor of the Eastern Languages in England, he 0/31 several months in India'before he was able to bring his lan et gem. toaithial 'service for the Company.. , The chatett:AN did .not it incumbent an . him to answer every tiring that.had , been sa id i n t h e course of debate. 11l would, litraftver, say.a wor d s , p r i n cipally in answer to his Hon. Friend who had just sat down. The education of the numherof young Gentlemen proposed would cost . in India upwards of 70,00ta1. per annum, and here it could not possibly exceed 60001. by the phut which was proposed, nod in a bale time it would t;e fethlCild to 7,0001. This could not fairly be ; COO, sidered Oa be , burthensome to the Company, for the attainment of such an objelt 'ea the improvement of their Servants in general knowledge, and at. tachment to the Religion and Constitution of their Country. With tespett to a principal part of the speech of the 11: n. Gentleman who spoke last,. the d ec laration o f Sir Wiwaat juries with resped to a k now l e dge a t i l t E a s t ern l a nguages, it moat b coo. aniseed that he was t', , o refintal ;I.:scholar to look at the , plain utility of the ecoeiretnent ot this sort of FROM THE AiIiF,RIC4 PAPERS, fi .4tr, of a Letter front the Supgrcargp..of tlle Brig Xl:,ry, rr4 N G r.s 111:tter. from Malaka,' 'bated to Phihidel,- rhia, (We'd Halifax. Jftnuary t, 18.)5. 03. We put in here in distress the 29th ult. after, being out SG days froM Malaga, and about 4o of Which time between this' and the Grand Bank ; we have been upon' very short allowance'for some time, ay,aboar 40 days. The 2155 ult. came to an al. lowance of one pint of water per day, and the last . of our meat wa boiled on Christmas.day, which was about one pnund , per man, and we have not had fire in the camboosa for Is days before, All the meat that was rat was eat raw, as we were entire. ly out of wood, and 'nothing but continual gales and squalls since we left Malaga. The Vessel is cons': derahly Wrecked, having carried away she mein top.sail and yard, sprungtwo leaks, anti are out of all our running rigging and .most part of the sails ; she Mare and one man sick; the man was hurt by taking in the fore top-sail: I am afraid we shall be forced to discharge the cargo here, as we, have been knocked down twice on our beatn.ends, and shifted part of the - cargo.', It is uncertain ho'w lung we shall be - detained here." • JAGO DP. LA VEGA (JAMAICA), DUO. 1.—.43y a Return of the Naval Officer laid before the House of Assembly on Tuesday the 13th November, the foil:ming is a summary of the Exports anti Imports of this Island, from the 3oth September 1803 t 0 30th September 180¢: IMPORTS FROM THE MUTED STATES Or AMERICA. in. American VeSsels-64,362 barrel, corn, meta, and ft , ur ; t 60.19. hags, 6213 hibrrek 389.5 . kegs of bread.;, 3063 tierces of rice ; 2275 bbti , . 15,743 arras. 444 kei5,..,2743 boxes, 'and 267 quint.ils of ft,h; 11741 bus. of beef ; 17.o:48 bras. ~t • p k ; 5247fi+*11t,ls of butter; 65,4.35 0,,105. corn ; 6,768.27 t teat norther ; , 7 997',957 . 518vCS and 'hediltog ; aid ; 12,133,, 307 shingles. lii lirli.i.ll Ves,sels:---12 937 lA,. m ; 648 lids. 513 ke A , t,rrasi ; 561 fir , ees ~ f rice.;. 261 Ilhois. 85+ hrls. to krg,, 565 boxes .fi411;,667 hits. beet u 596 ;49 6 kilts hunter tbz cask 389 z 4)slils. col 8.4.5 feet Itnnber ; 4. 1,982 stav'es 4 ire ' l ; 242,000 shiugles ;93 cask) of tobacco ant 1467 brls. naval til.LHOi FRoM BRITI , H AMHRICA. 8i 6 ink of ii,ur ; iao bags, 88,1)rls. too kek4; TO (01009 fit bread ; 1964 hogsheads, 13,798 6rls., 321 ktigg, 368 hose% of Ash ; 362 kith, beet ; 191 tali. pork ; So fi.kins butter ; 4300 bah's. coin ; 7 1 9;97 1 feet lumber.; 302,750 staves and heading ; ,139 750 shingles; 153 loos, 60,000 feet . rnahoginn 155 casks of oil ; 92 hlids, beer. EXPORTS• T.tal from Kingston-4t,562 hhas. 3940 trees. 144. bits. of sugar ; 12,003 pltns. 541 With., rum ; 64. casks of molasses ; 873 bags, 5024. casks gin. ger ; 564 . 5 bags, 632 casks, 'pimlnta"; 16,313,386 lbs. of coffee. Total from the Outrrts :-61,790 Midi. 8862 trces. 767 })rls. of sugar ; 30,204:0113. 372 Mids. rein; 365 casks of molasses ; 981 hags, 70 c isks gioget; x 3,927 bags, 785 casks piinznia; 5,750, 594 lbs. of o,,ffee„,- • I 03,35 z hhds. r2,Sox trees. 2,207 bils.sugar ; 42, 20 7 913 hhds. ruin ; 429 casks molasses; 1 8 54 b ags . .N 94 casks ginger ; 19472 bag , . 1417 C,ISkS piinenta ; 22,063,930 11.114. of cu6e. INCR SASS MICR I,AtT Y 1 AE• In coffee onlq, 4,24048977 141. Snell BASS. About 600 Mids. of sugar ; 16,14.8 phns. 560 libels. turn ; 93 casks molasses; 2644 bags ginger; 1537 bags, 68 casks pimento. The tonnage of vessels trading to this Island be. tween 3roli September, Ito 3, and 3oth September, 1804, was, tram Great Britain and Ireland, 93.;433 tons; from America, 69,525 tons.; from the Spai,i4i Main, 4108 tone; traders under Free Port Mt, 1+,826 tons; and droggers, 3382 tons. During the above period 1813 horses, 2182 lollies, 2 88 asses, an d 2 1 07 horned curie, have been ported; and from Great Britain and Irelond, 5+,507 brls. of herrings. l'slow•Y4RE, JAta. 25. —Ship Abeona, Hobson, from Liverpool, with coal, crates, and dry goods, be. longing to Robert, Murray and oihers, spoke Ship Bath, from I..iverpool for Charlest:sn, and Brig Tele. graph, from Liverpool fur Portland,,both longer out than , the Abeona. About Dec. tt, spiske the trig Fox, from 'Liverpool for Boston, 75 days 'out, in want of water and all sorts of ptovisions, and in so leaky a state as to require 120 strokes of the pump every hour. In running up to the Abeona for the purpose of .getting provisions, the Fox run foul of her, and carried away her bowsprit. Capt. Hob. son gave' her the necessary Supplies. Spoke a Ship from Wiseasset fur Antigua, in long. 6+. by their calculation, nut eight days, with nearly ail- the hands frost.hitten. Passengers, Mr. Prime, Mr. notching, and Mr. Cat r, of London ; Mr, Johnson, of Richmond, and Mr. bnier,:of Petersborgh ; and: Mr. Samuel Greene, who jumped on board from the; Brig Fox. On Thursday evening the Brig Two Brothers," Captain Anderson, from Verrol (Holland), out lox . days, and bound to Baltimore, anchored in Hampton Roads, heing short of provision.. Abont seve n o'clock the same evening the Captain, Mr. Locker, pilot (belonging to St. Mary's), rind two of the hands, got into the boat to some to town, but were unfor. innately drowned. The first tidings of this Melan choly catastrophe was on Saturday, when the boat, their hats, and some or the Brig's papers were found. Captain Anderson has left an amiable consort, and . a number of relatives in this State to bewail hia untimely 'tors.--Norfolk Herald.' In addition to the distr9sing accounts of losses on the coast already mentioned, we are concerned to add the following : . _ • • Brig enttier, (-swam Doggett, from Basseterre, ,Goatlakupe, was cast away on ParrimAn's . . . LONPON Punted by Rx ca t ot b WA RR Is (of N0..4, Martiett.s. , viltt, iwvv-Siftstt I %and tiublistrrtl)y W 1 1.4 1.1 AMR.ket 1 , 4 (Gilt 3Cit e rrs , (ot South Mqrtelti-s:rcct,' rosvcnnr.squaN ;, 41. ~ : t t h e b tiN Orvier, No, I 1 2, Strum? ; where ii4vertiscvotti,. o r i en kat t h e Paper, atm tot tht Eittur, &e, (ppv.p a id ; ),, TuAt h, ac ia, ~,,d. - ': t'nowledge. 11... looked at the polish—the Court •,f Direthiri had the substance in view ; and if the - oMpaAy. had men of good sound sense engaged in their service,',Who. were -capable of • conversing . )lainly upon business, it tvas. nut to be supposed , hat any thing mote was wanted., A. sufgeiency of ,`tech knowledge - as, was necessary, was. easy to be acquired in Engtana t .and the pronunciation would be soon obtaiha,by conversing with the natives of India. As to the other branches. of education, the IVlithetriatics, &c the youths were not intended to - lie male , nrofotind Scholars ; they must .be well schooled before-they would be : admitted into the Se. ininaey now proposed to he established,, and. they ialould then have .nothing Added : but a general out line of the higher .branches .of knowledge which-. - were necessary for Ailing their different situations. with credit to themselves . and with . usefulness and hobour to the service of the Company. It would als6 be very gratifying to the parents of those Gen tlemen that they 'would be .educated in salubrious air, aird..Under their own iMmediate•observati •n. • Mr. Mooßs explained, and the Chairman ex.. pressed himself satisfied with the'explanation. Mr. G. joitNSTONE expressed himself highly sa. tufted with having heard in private report...that a: Noble Lord (Lord CoRNWALL is) whose services had been of mosi essential benefit - to the Company had again consented to resume the direetion of their affairs in India; he only wished to have .some-ex. planation as to the continuance or rejettioli of the system of education at Calcutta. The CHAIRMAN observed, that the adoption of •the present plan must tend to the abolition of the system alluded to, notwithstanding it could not pos. sibly be at once relinqtthhed or destroyed. , • 'the DEPUTY CHAIRMAN declared , that he thought Europe was the fittest , place for the attain. ment of Eurapian•knOveledge, and,youths would be best fitted'for the advaneement of / their own inte. testi and the promotion of The benefit of .the Com pany, by having a •pat ticular line of. study. pointed out for a particular branch.ofemployment. Fl then enumerated the different branches of cdecation• Which were to be cornprehended ' in the system ; and fol.' towed the Right fionotarahle the Chairman in de. 'daring, that it was not time intention of . the Court to create unnecessary , expence, or-aim at the vast system of learning whieb some Honourable Members had imagined. Mu t. a few other observations, the 90,':,titn was put and carried tinanimously. - , • The , Grants to • the persons already' mentioned were, after .some little debate, osr,riert unanimou4. Tile. only object of the debate was, whether the an. nuity should be granted during .widowhond„or . kir life, But the original proposition was carried With. out a dissenting Voice, on the wound that an annuity during the continuance of widowhood was the mans of preserVing the attachment of . the Lady - to the children of - a meritorious.,strvanr.', . ~ A Petting) was -then voted to Mr. P..ERAIIMI, anti ,a w:ts fixed for next Thursday,, for d id rurpose of deciding the question oltlie restoration of Mr. BETTY to the.Cbrupany'sServico,—All,es 1.441ich the COWL adjourned. • BURNS.—A correapondent observing the he- ' quent accidents by burning, recommends the follow ing as a rented) , :—Bathe the place which is . hurned, for two ortliree hunts constantly, with Train Oil,. or apply a cloth well bathed therein ; change it every to or t, ntiootc.i, ! 1 •-! rain Will entirely cease. The above remedy (however titsagreeable the smell maybe to the patient) will he found to he e ir e d uj i. If it be instantly applied no blister will rise: On Friday the teth imt. was turned (Art at Line Fledge, Lancashire, Mr: Astley's Brick before,a very numerous field, At going toff Retie sport was expelled, from hi, being too fat ; how. ev e r a more rremeNious or ,hatperialltst,stl4oM, vas witnessed. The Deer took to Pokeytield Flail, where the, pack, gaining .uptin him every strike, soon run up to a view, and so continued till Its crossed Newton ,Moor, affording a grand ` . ,;41 curt lative.burst whO , shobli first head anti stop the hounds : this no being - accomplished, they cont blued to' press him . close ito the haunches till he got near igarple, where, springing over Grendlble fences,he broke view, and coNtinuing his (.freer to 1-i'arroP hedge, he was.turt up to, and in crossing' the, high moor near flattop hedge, this noble and pliant a nimal was pulled down. Mr. Asiley and a fen , others were-up at the death only ; th e seve rity of the burst, and the heavy ground, Oevettted any but the first bred hones to cone up in st l ;le.!--7., Ten, Miles it the distance of tl,s: ground run o ver, and. in less than 40 minutes. On . Ttietdity sennight en event took pL t ee in Gateshead of rather a melancholy nature, and n ear. ly fatal in its consequences. Two coal car ts c orn. ing down the. Bottle-bank, near. the fon ran o ver a • •fine'young bay, about three or four years old, hr. longing to 1 . 1/Ir. Nicholson, publican of tha t p lace. .The boy was taken up quite covered with mire, and as much blood appeared about his hea t % was ' 1 iupposed to be quite dead. On examination, how. ever, by some of the faculty, it was f(4lilitl t h a t the injthry was not of quiteso serious a nature a:4l that, thoulth he had been severely bruised, (ions of , his hones were broken, 'which is rather worolerfol, as it is believed that both 'of the_ carts passed Over hirti.; and can only be accounted for, in hotel, from the' circumstance of his .being nearly immersed in • the kennel. The child lies at preient very ill ; but, it is:hoped,ln 'a fair way of recove . ry. A very melancholy accident occurred last week at Fundenhall, Norfolk. The female servant of a 'firmer having lighted a fire in a heater stove in whiclt her master hail incautinody placed a-cannister full of gunpowder to dry, an'explosion took place, which - killed-the'poor woman on the spot, .and did considerable damage 'to the honse. cod fish and haddOrks have been so plentiful at Si4uth 'Shields last week, that the latter sold at ono penny each. As a perfon of the, name of Carter was returning with his wife, and another person named Buili,ige, in' a cart,' from Widnclt to Emneth, the horse, on leaving the iown, got ottt of the road,-and over , turned the cart into the new Canal, by which Mrs. Carter and Burridge were drowned. ne;tr Het Nand ; on the nigist of the 30,, Vessel and cargo totally lust=--crew saved.' Sloop Sally, Captain' Etabd. from PitilidelP' l ' t o Norfolk, with dry and wet -ecig, vusikt sivsy.6 the night of the gist of I)cnemher, on 4tiiielrao beach; Vessel lost, pars of the cargo . and ail the crew saved. „ . . I he Spanish Brig , pAprain Finanbei . ROdotigues, Irons it. Pg" the Cnba, bound to l'hilalelphla, was cast av4'e3' j 0 night of the. tith ult.- near .C4pe Look-mit Sh(l to "!:` The Vosel has drified to Ociaco4Catr• cargo (molasses' and bideq ih p,rrtly. weed. 0 ,1 passenger and three seamen were drowned.-41a. Place your linger onAsxi.aY'b New Po c ket Mip of Europe at the word ' London , ' diral the eyeo 1 ' any town Or 'City,- and the distance , in F4l r/ miles will manifestlyappear, not Llnly frotulotal n, but likewise the positive t list`ance from ToWn Townllt ihro Europe. This ehibetrate lIVOLk 'hIS : a great sale, particularly In all the So-port 'To wns ' The Artny,i Navy, 4c. arc strongly: aid to !'" pe4fully solicited to pu r chase this useful I `' ( ''i',' prior to einha`tkation,—Sold by the Publisher, S. Creed, Nu. 2, near the Theatre, Westminotr. and .y all . the Bo oksellers, price only 'l° b and Sixpence. Of whont trio be lit As Prnjetlyin' the general.management (Ph:, Horse,. price, 3s,—.A work tending to, p r event tiro" lul accidents, and other kvile Of the highest ance to the publicin genei,d. • .s 11l1' f ft 11 4 • • . toot.t., rr..a, 2;•' A fgt. Arr'pied—the Alfred, P.i..k, from Lisbon • Did' a n- i i to, j r ‘ ‘ Y V c li t l i l i3 v ia:m: d s ‘. (l v , Y i t r i o l a r l i d n:l: tSay4nn4l4;;OATlititl)t,ev;:,i.ils...)l)::tufi ‘,:t.r'ili-IcLru:c'ksic(o'r;::nidir:,ool2r,:lll.:lllol:l;:iir''. Sailed ,the Piedenc, Storey, Wr .Sunderland ; and it'v )l Fall; 10...Swan:to% . , . ex AVI.SZND, TES 27 He n r i es,, PlSSett by —the Ioulatl; Walket.: ,itoln Otlbliii,; ,7 •. , r 4 ) 1 : 411 i. -, trqin Oporto;, hliocrva, I loabuo, Jila r.td,se. l'uole, 'iron; Citar;nte. ~ ,iik:l-.-tho, A 14,01, Boy.l, for fatnai;;; ; ~ ' t •___,.., fa I Ilitchinb, fur if,iion ; not f ic.o;licV.lll - "Pru .,l3, Ernbarn. --L-----•:^:"-------. ---- - MARR /AV. • a sei On Monday last, •itfritorld Luscornbe,'Eci. of S ta.- , i tic u a d Devon, Contratior fur Swett's:it Stores to iliC KOPP h - 01, yards, to ,Miss C::c. , 14w.,,Le, ci cice, secorvi liatolls.rP;.t'.7;' . Wei: Charles Le Grice; of Bnry St; gdiminds. r 01 The latter end 6r-Deterriller, Samilel - •nr eur Y l ' 34. /O ld ' Artillery ()trice, •to Miss Mary Anne Stewart, ot `, , street. - 11 01° On Montlay.l4l, at, Little 13tio&d, Essex, 'IPA y Williams, Of cannun-stteet, 'to Ali' s. Ftittl2J . : "'"" ------ .4 • Ofitt.) ~ LAY ° • List Week, at: her douse in/Dublin; Mau(`} iYkoicstY3 the Right Hon. Thomas Kelly, late IWO bs ..- ~r Court otComtuon Pleas in tretanil. , „ v, ON On the 4.5 th ult. Mss.' Wugdon, Wife 01 '''l l ' ftl- t. . tht Cottage,_ BUtitin;torci, Herts. . , ball ' 116, r Lateir. of a wounctite received from a Cannon ' /il • film a French Prize out of harbour in Oa Lail 11 1(11 ' , o t. Z.l3etty, sort to the lite Mr: Z. Bell)', SP° ll ' cc .r. Y ;o t it c e llio.t•l ' to His ilijestv's Forces in 'the West - liid,l;'" -' Mf• H. w • W't”'. father to the Young Itos`. PAiCE.OF •• 'yairrai Bank stdck, 179 3 rSo 779 • Nuvy pet CeitteB9i,9* 85,4 5. per Leta. r797,-. I;iish 5 Iter Certt. Sai. S, 4 per . Cept. 76 4i 3' per Ct. Red. ghat ' pit Ct. Cott..sS ,58 Oink L. Ann. 17 9-16 tits b Ditto Sheri Ann. 2.4 SI UCA , S, ROAY. !Mil Stela, ti 4 .SOUtit Seo St Oaf , 011111itiln, 4 pr.,.„,, t . 59 1 ' imperial 3 kW Ditto Atm. • Cori. tor lo A Pril•ro 'OOl4 5 ln er Apri Cci l, 10 . 11447• 3 , ---. • ' '*- '*-' . °' " twie..,...:.l;oithitvehyeeraNsr,uor.c:lotteslV:rtta)l,ll,l.lcySlblaaar:;iudit•HtlYmPeted)tiCs,ovirdlittie/IrN:ooll;lo:lcAlyienirci'o6o,;tir::: by I Ifoll t 4 gt ill n it ERTAIN it , i s, that whet, confidenc4liiiiii, the disease, laced the b 'l'.,: f ed a y n i d s'a 4; p ilin pl P. le l d ct a c ; lt t ss t ul w °i c ifierel°tir:Plidg'e. ' :'"llit C p . t p t ij o . o h i c i p d 4 . a i r:: i,, : i t i l , v‘ r , l : l l l ; c 's ip a a iiii;:p o s i t v . the hi , I l l i a a t t ie t tt li t e 's ji r A ecra r o Y ip si l l ii , :oti has attainett bitch universal - celebrity. " der 2 f 1 0 iju of all A. B. the Patient opens-the seeret reeesses ° ,s o lettw i ' t ; to his Physician, wiidn he lays liii case tatrotc' Pl ' tto i' d ; of Liverpool ; by this means the Dottor i* citable4y‘qrao and apply withjildlcicrus acumen his retnctlies t abl es 050; 9 o r f h t e h r d h c i o c m cit p c lah::. Such cases have .corne cndO' . L'.istre, to fl_ f , 9i ticfri n:ot g s e l l : 7' . 1 cti ca 1 anti h al y : :: Ale o lli c tir3 ll ; l :r n?c t l ° tdaliatete of dtowsiness; , many have beep A: 4610 i it ty,,,o t , !others' je u ra:ire b esa in itilr i cac t ov t s e erto t i t il , iei t ir O 4tt: r ilel tj it e :c ar y:idc o avo t i . :l :,.: i 6 c l i t ' ecr l: i:l o,l loitii) oi re t r ,?. :: :, come with suen incidents as ileCollll.l3lly t h4fie griC, f. ,;nlP 4 ti der*, as sighing, mita; plttprtatiOrtS of the he:.rt, A 1 '7, 4 0% 1 , 1 0 swia!le 124111 a caleareogi saliva; and coutrii, s. l "' y . oft""0 4';'plibuiriptions,ilav4becii the cn...;olitant syint',iollll,lEl•o Whn•are ttoW restored by th''. , ; io.c.,,tivatihi,:. Lislin o f 35 l i it*ly:cLescribig in_ tioy,y,,,- i t ; ~,,, .. t. ..... uo; . 1 , ;o l'' .l, 00 11. ," grearest LiCiftii4l.4ll4 Cl.aol ilia tQ.I of tly,i nervzs, I t !: viol t ' e o i pl - ans t •tVirt tias.btell - held in the hisillest , repot.' 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