The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-13 00:00:00

afILPM 42013 oicEkt vet u AVDEAT? 'LONDON% iiwE .1) NT S 11.4 Y, iIC 13; 1614. We have received ele ' rthan Papers, hut they cow 4 t11:11 110 news which may not be postponed till to MIA row, to make ,room for the more iinport4n Debates of Parliament; In the Piteits House, the Puke' of 1303V0X1)'S motion on the State of the N4tion (which appears to mean Irehtid) was negatived by 140 votes to 7i —tnkijority,GD. In the House of,Constriens some mare petitions filial certain per,•,oits of certain - places were present e i a pih s t ilte Property Tax, &i.` &c. &e,,,and designated as nsual the Petitions of these Places instead. of nnnor parties in them. Thus the P. iiion of 200 p 5..,„, in Chester, is called the Pe tition of Chester) a city with 15,000 inhabitants —.1600 names gives a similar document, the alai meter Of the Petition of Manchester . , with its po . pulation of 40,000—and to in all other cases ! till the magnified congregation of bubbles is styled tile SENSB c,F I`llo. COUNTRY. 1111 the presentation of these Petitions, the fa. , systens.of speechifying teas pnrstied, and the same thi:lgi were repeated verbatim for the tWentictli or thiltieth time, by the saute persons, to the great edification of the House and Public, and the furtherance of. the national builness..-- , The Irish Union was reprobated' ,by one wise 'and.,lnyal Member—the Civil. 'List was pemuturely canvassed by others. This ,course tuly indeed' keep ALL the - subjects of dis eduzeut kit, but we humbly question its ex-. p:•zi:ency as"tending to the distinct . consideration of advised decision of ONE question in which the i:Acrests of the lieopte areluvolved. Lord CASTLEIIII/0311 obtained permissiim last tu l in to ormg - the Bilk for the better security of IInot4APAIITE., &c. There was no opposition to this mcasnre, which array be viewed in the double form of an ftulemmity to Mimi rers for their pro+ eaedings in the case of that COluinal, and a declaration of the future conduct of the Allies in regaill : to him. Of course, we can hove nolhing to abject to wh it the world in its wisdonrhas determined : but our eld opinion was, t A shorter, a cheaper, a safer, and a peter acct) liav e taken to preven t the pcw-i -bility onitorther mischief from thiirsanguinary Cbarlatan—,-- We met a prison h accident the oth er ( Th y h i a`Lt ge coach, inveighing with alt 'night against the incowd Tax, unit vowing t h at l ic would oppose it to the utmost of his ability.— Prom a little conitetution . with one so communi. .It is asdroll contrast Just now, says a Corres pOndent, to ob*serve )2 millions levied on po verty, labour,lndostry, agricnltnr4 and manufere to.e in the :Holt Tax, and 6 millions, rtfitsed s by rill the riches,' property, and eit:iy ideal s(:), the country, though . it would' he hever and -- tasicy fur them to pay the %whole eighteens this way', Yesterday Major At..1.1i.;v arrived' at the . FOrei4n Office in Downino; 7 street, With dispatches front Genoa:: Mr. etoun, tile Ring's Me”enger, arr,ived yes ertlay morning in Dovoing 7 strect, frith dispatches ffoin Paris, 4 privAte letter(l : oln Paris states, that " LalY Wi1, , ,0z; left Pin-is nit the 7th, for the purpose of reit:wing; a representation to the R E . GENT upon the proevedings against Sir ItotKRT. WiLs_ost. Our Government, tt is added, have in. striteted our Ambassador to,abstain trom all offi cial int,:rftienee in the Proceedings of the French Tiihonal." It, is said, thtt nuaintlett will he ileciareil a frie town, and that, in coneeri the Court of j3a 7 den. a hrid;ie 'will 'We there iltrown over . the Rhine. Zhe Kentish at 'Maidstone of Messrs. PEN FOLD and Co. stopped paymelit on Thursday. LEWES lit.r.CTIoN, lllA:ted 12 --,The second day's .poll for this I.l,3rongli Was most severely contested.. Itecritnin.tthiti's between both parties wedgioually interrniited the progt.ess of tho 1)10- 4ss. At the c 1 0 ,. •, of the poll the Iltitpbers Werer—. For _Sir John For Mr. Scorteit .Sir JOHN is said to be the most confident of success. litse of the plan of the law on election', Rs adopted by the Chamber of Deputies. Every per son 23 -years of age, attic paying 50 francs (about two guinrsis) annually indirect taxed, has u vote irr thee-!College of Arrondissement which chooses the members of :the. Departmental Collegv, by vrbobi • the Deputies to the Chamber arc' elected. The members of the Departthentitl College lutist be 30 years' of age, anti pay at least 3'60 francs. (121. I Os.).in . yearly faxes; and . the Deputies m u st he years of atte if single, or 30 if married, auri.pay at least 1000 franca (4U. 13s. 4th) at annual impost'. ,The sham Crtpi. Wallace and his associate, Fred. Andrews, for the apprehemimi of %c hour warrants ate issued, for being. concerned in the conspiracy and defraud of die late Mr. C. BIiADRURNE. of the vim of 3001. which was the , canse.of the unfortn, nee net he committed upon himself, have, it is said, arrived at Paris. ZAIITHQ.IJAKII IN SPAIN.---A resel arrived yes , tertlay from-Seville, which left on the 13th of FebruaLy. .The Captain .reports, that a day or two before he sailed, a violent shock of an earth quake was felt at that place, - which lasted -be. hrepl 11 4 Ni-try! six minutes, attended a rumbling noise -resernbling thnutter. The - people were thrown into the -greatest consternation,' rtinniivg in every direction to avoid &stint:lion from the apprehended fait of the houses. how» ever, the datnagr ‘, as chiefly confined to the (teat Square.: Oi the fourteen gates, that of Ferdinand was ihrown tio-wm The Captain did not learn that Any lives Were, Inst. _ _ 'COHN EXCIIANCSE, INlAncit 13.—We had lint few fresh atTivals this morning, yet there was plenty left aver front last clay for the demand ; the sales in general being .very heavy, the few Sales effected' in fine articles were at Monday's prices, but there wits it() dinioind for interior sorts. . Fore:ga Wheat - 40.5. 50s. i Fine Grey Pease - 335. —3. Fine ditto - - - 655, —s. Tilt, 14,1115 - - - Q. 87s. Lif4fishiViwilt . -40 s, sOs. nld ditto - - - ifrs. 31s. Floe 'ditto - - - figs. •-s. Small. 'rich Beans 4 27,. 314.* 'Rye -.- • .. - 231. 30.. j 01,1 ditto -47 st 376. Fine ditto - - -3? s, —s. Feed Oats - -' a Ws. .16s. !Utley - • - - .2)s. 445. Fiar . ditto -` - -17 s. t,mi. Fine ditto -- - .2/Is. —s. Poland ditto - - f 7t. 19s. New ditto 4 .. .. .....1.-t. Fine ditto a - -19 s. 21s. Malt - - - • -60 s. 553. Putatne ditto - - Vfis. - -,. Fine ditto . - - - ifis. - ---`s. 'Rape-stet! 461. 271. per htiti WhittPease (be - Jun ) 31s. 3.15. Fine Flour - . 345. 04s. Vint ditto - - -17 s. —5l Seconds - . , gas. 504., Grey Peale - - • 27s Ms. IMP INYEI.LIGF.NCF".. SOUTIiWARIt - , MARCH 1 I.—lttere were a few Ilups surd luat week,' but we eitushier'ttle demand wa s oarti-R1 one, and almost tuo trifiiiig to notice. Such sides ai were made, %rethink were Miniver pries tbau at any time ttsii Bc4iett. 'lotto to St, trtra iefr)rting to Itila fes'iding etrtil►i# 1 if t hey tliniigitt limper ! Lori) ta5Ti.....v.ttr.4.6 .rcriiied„ that this atizasure ref,. I.; ed_ litin n i trate alone, and that Goyern o.ellt hod it ot .in contemplation , -extend it CO ilk' int lief ILli n cers. t- Last AN s g. , yen to Uring in the tltltl the ntl.er Mitt Also .pruposud by the Noble Lard. Mr. AMU' I iNOT bropglit up .an Account of the Ex tt ti of tl.e t, ozonsi , sarilt and Birrraa Departn;ekts, was orde.ved tp lir printed. r that an Ace - omit he Viitl before the t lr. 0.0 icular Salaries of those engaged in the Orcl kiaoee Depaititient.--.Qrdereil. Ntr.IS.I3IIOV4:ISE moved - for littv'e to bring in a Bill to re gulate 1'42 ditr Jim) of •Irish elections, which was oPPqsed by Sir V; edcriel, ben. N.t.vrriihkV then moved that the Rouse he counted, nod flit to nut ining 40 Nleuthers, the House adjourned. . _ _ )1' • MAILS. AgiuvED—l Hander,, g N \ DifE—l Lisbun, I Got tenbtirgh, I liamburgii. PRICE 0 STOCKS ; TIRS. DAY AT T !Tani: 9.3rrt C'en't 110. shut 3.}„r Cont. (ons. Gliii firer (Pit! shut I. tier l I, Navy Ann. 900 Inuit L. Min. ta:tit O . CLOCN. India Bondi, .1%. Etcbelt. 11111., :is. tfit. par. )mnittio, Ditto for Vayment, 17 Guns. fur Ao:otit, 1 .. . C01.711.5F, OF EXCIIANGE, l'utsnAv, 11Anr...11 12. A iwitaiatm -• :sa• a n. i Us. Late, at Sigiat, " 33 2 Amsterdam Ditto, at Night Rotterdain i 1 17 2 17s. Antwerp itinihtir , ll AnOna. 'Vermeil.» • • ••;'•,,b- ----. 0 Paris, 1 Da's 1../iitt: . 25 10 Us. • i'itto i - 2a 30 2 1.4. , Noinricanx,( l ltto- • • 26 30 Franl.fort on the M. . '' 1,14 f Ex .Mistisy Madrid Cadiz . . 34 Etitct ire itarcelonl liiltroa - , , 36 St. Sylv } .istiAn's .'f'evilie 3l tlitrialtiit .. ' ' gCahill • ,i •)17....—Ve I i ire 'Atrilta.. ralvi•mo, , Riskin:... Oport o Rio .forieir 0 • 4 4 . .., Iliiptin .. .... 151---L-•-C0rk..... 14 per Cent. - Atzio of the Ranh on 1 foltand.... .2 - • . ' Pori Ogai• Gold, in Coin • • - ii . 1',.4 4' 0 per Oz. Fpreii - o Ci,lll. in Bare , 4 2 0 New DoolAouos ..... .... 3 17 'ci• Dtli:cll Sliver, in liars, Standout 0 5 4 WATEIt AT I. 4 ONfoN itrui.)GE To-mow:ow. Noilliw4", 3t Ittintirt's anti' 2. I :34 milititts alter 5., ' fl 1 1 4"1 .4 SUN. • 'tztivt tre ioTnt tbat ke w s not v Iris ii•lSr to sign the Petition against it for theCotinty at Surrey, having already signed, at least once, tht foklow;pg Petitions A/Petition from the Ward of Ql:r2enhithe . :. Ditto from the Parish of Limehouse. .• Ditto from the Itlhrthitanti of Cheap. Ditto from the Minters, &c. of London. Ditto Common Hail tiitto. Ditto City of Westminster. Ditto County of Middlesex. Ditto County of Essex. and ditto, ditto, ditto, ditto,. in sundry Vestries, Companies, Parishes, &c. &c. tit. the names of which we have not cored in our memory. here was a fellow now who spoke his share of the Sense of the Cannily I There is not an instance of a Petition against . , the•l"roperty Tax originating in any other way than throtieli the retinisition of Oppo-Ation Mem .bers of Parliament or their known adherents. This is an ancient trick of those who &sire to embarrass the Covet nment (and with the Govern ment the Country) in,order to obtain power and place for themselves and their ravenous dependatsts, who have so long fai&shed on, expectation. The Cirt)verillneni ot the Canrnn of Tgenfclrocl has just taken a resolution relative to the indi • viduals belonging to that Canton, AVlio being in 4 • _ the service of France, continued during- the crisis to:serve the Usarper. It' has ordered ;hat the Officers W.ho forgot trick duty ,shall be arrested and rut to their trial. On the other bantt,: it his ordered marks of its satisfaction to be given to those who preserved an honourable conduct on thia occasion.—(Jaurnat de Praithfort,, March 4.) , RIGI'TAL PO IRY. J -14 R S, . , J 37 the real Poet SiitSnTONE, %Mae)" Eigitik Yeah ago, in unticipatiowofMr. itEiTti',Vrecent able Pamphlet. " The happieNt they, wF.o parts I.clieve," • . Whase virtues in . oUr cultrircit vales appear; • For whose sad fate 3 thousand " Farmers" grieve, And fading fields approve ti,i; sinc-cre. T.HE PRINTER. 'Who is it, " Gentle Reader," who, 'Tat labours hard in plew.ing you, By telling all that's strange anti new The Printer‘ Who is it brings you from afar," Intelligence of bloody vrar, Or loots of some immortal tar? The Printer. Who tells you of th' affairs of Slate, , • i Ist. Legiskatol s legislate, And are engaged in 'Natal debate? The Printer. iVilt) is it, that with iticA Ana ~rrte, Cli:isti4es well the. knave aneroul,' And isesps in aH u the. patty-taut?- The Printer. Ey wholn'it it that lelrling's got, lnd ginius to ii,rt v ci ion biousitt-- 0 ! lixader, say--sq, out ThePrioter • Say, ye who always wish to know 1-low the tonccrsli-ot ti2ti<llll White du you fur 11A;At. kiluwictigie ow ? • ' Viintcr. Ye puliticiani, wlio, (can tell), Who you untlerstawl so wi.:l 'Tie attars on icineli pal 1.()%e 'll.e Printer. Then ill no case, should 1 0 (Tlltiagli twiny thi, from duft ,, 11,iy) With putictuithty to pa y-- Vritltcr. • TY VOG R.AI'IIICUS. THE THEATRE', . . COVENT-GAROEN.---Last night N "Nlissicel .founded on the admit- Ode Novel of Guy .11uttnering, by Air. Ttotnv, was prodoccd at Tiwatre, uti. der the title of " Guy Maniteriug or, the Gipiey's Prophecy." It may be , anticipated,tliat,tic drama tl;eats the return of Henry lieqrain to gowan, and his rest oriiti(t to hit f.nuily fortunes ; the story, %%limey it is very closely copied, i too getteral;y kno‘...iti to ; render any tsecount .of the fable necessary. . The only difference we observed was, that colonel illarinering (Mr. Az- is madh a young rtcan,and the lover, inktead of all 01i1 .1113 l) and the protector of Lucy BeriNh4 Srhento49). , AtiaptPttion to the stage of that has excited great interest.in the closet, is a 0010111 Ithit thin • • • hiu gerous unr.ertiv&trig. After till the sv.tigising„ sew pawing, rejecting, and adopting, which the tub- Ject dettraildt, it is'wondeiful to finJ how. flat t h e comic o f unrratOott Outy appeor i,t .action how tame the tti l wroatinal ; anti how doil Cut ,141- moutons. :-+o abortive, iIItICCd, ttIC these in general, ..the cOnehtsion is toretßl upon us, hit dramatiek writing is more unlike ',Any otta.T species ctt literature,, anti requires a more o,stiact of 'drawing : characters, than it commonly Ima gined, 'fi l t,s we bud Sasupsou LtsTor4)., a favourite 50 prodigious in,t4e TioVd, . a v er y in- lid , " person im the stage.; Daiidie mont 01r. lis,mtotli), far It . 'ts vigorous atid.eittcr. ; even Di: k. ilutietaic,"‘ . 4,,;,r.T0ic *my), tsiicl AL;,;;.. errilies rs. though highly dramatic, so ciirtailod tlo'irtoll..tuni proportions as to be met ely instead of wrought and finished. portraits. I:li ee ciges are ititormountable, fur they arise' oat of the nu essity Mr.ThlititY has certainly acquitted himself ably, but not s;') as to be innoxious to eriticisns..„ his pf4y is too .ninth divided ; the dramatis personce of the first Half, give place to entirety ,atiotlier,Ft rinring the last : are too ibany'etprziCtels, illuchleihrirt's for example, 'which (10es 'not. harmonize with tae:-rest, awl may he beneficially left out ; ' and the piece is too long ; : thyre is not , one part that Might 001 be curtailed. to the genet - 41 improyetnept, except ,the Lipsey, of whom there is httle,cuoligh, tr out the Smuggler, of rhon, :here it too little. Of some of the Performers our opinton.may be ea. thered from what we have already,stated incident tally. Mrs'. EGERTON'i 1% , Merraies deserve ' s hiote marked attent iou, It is it fine performance, and esta blishes her higher then %be has hitherto stood in her profession. W ithout that deep 'and sonorous voice Which might have better suited the choracter, and, perhaps, wanting. that wild grandetir which we can Imagine its attribute, she managed the physi cal qualities which she does possess so well as to give striking effect to the most difficitlipart in the DCRUIR. We would hint at a tinge of brown fur the gipsey countenance. Tottr,LY was so clever in the lawless rulli.tn flaiteraitle, that we should be glad to see the part expanded. AsuoT as LHUCht as colonel Maiinering could do , ; ' and SINCLAIR fail ing to represent the athletic Berifum to the eye, gave something more of hint to the ear than in the novel. ii.tantiv's Dairdielwas, .'could be help it i" A YOrltshire Tyke, end not a Cumber. l a nd •Bog:V u armer :it a% nevertheless good.-.... LZSTON'S thphitlie, either from, 'not suiting the Stage, or hot suiting the peculiar powers of the Actor, WRS nothing. BLANCHARD jiras respect able in Giussin, and Stmmolis out of proper com panionshiplii the Baillie. Oar notice of the musical Ladles must neces• sarily be short, as it is tardy. piss STEPH ENS WKS tweet (,i llRRiStMling as t 13031. Miss MATHEWS With not great deal to du, playful and pretty._ The Music generally was agreeable, but without decided characters.—The Sceuery appropriate ftl beilutifol, particularly one excittisite seette of a L.- brary, the vieW' of a Lake in utotAt-tight. Several of the ails were cnectrucl; The, ti;iale parody - on the ballad of '' N;te t tie house" is an exceedingly happy thought, - anti ob taine4 much oh the applause with . .which the phty was titmottneed f or repetition. :The "house . .wat litecally - cianutted, awFweliave no doubt-I)4n The e r ipsitis Prorliecy will aitratt niany'st vltrow teat: uutlitucv*i ;'~~s t .back liy-eotitre4ll`4lll„, • t ti e= tie Briton, - VPIA - rn. -- fqr New York, t. . t rit untins is the Downs :ivit / 11 ships lietore.—Wind. S.W. M.fstourtr', IlArtet4 I s i Aiiil:6l l 'seVer l l of Vesiets (ow Lontlon, all out Woril-6und , au # l . remain. Also arrived his Majettf-i shi r rs Nbgil eientie end Viriinia from Portsmouth, and ids Al' 4 jesfy's shin Mnstinito from a cruise, His Mijesty ; 4 slis)7l Wasp,- Captaitl Wor- 81G11 ' on her passage to Gibraltar, fell in with a r.oita guese ski) of 300 tons, laden ivith,eotton and rice , from the Brazils, totally diiniaited . and abandon ed by the crew. Although blowing a. ga l c , Cm P take IV. succeeded in gettitig , a ; cable on board bcr ' ad tofvta her s,sfeiv into Gibfal"r• CHELSEA PENSIONGItS,.., • • . Cirri-t Q" Et 4-5 -QuArt.E.—Yest.rrilay . e.(inveruor of cheisea 11 , 4pitsi, arte"'4'd J hit th it! Office, in rouaequence of an infortivifion itvci against John ,hackle and Arthcr:Boswi:ll, Chelsea pensioners, for batrking WilhOilt A li,;ence: s at Tile niet the deivoull'' , CliglScit, the 6.h j ostwrit Nfirkit..cr,is sel"ol^'Et. will , trlntle, and ii.misv."l- ti set!ititt • 1 1 11 '.. „ .tor siteir licences. 13(11.wel! protincecl 61 , 1% ! lint it +.4,0 oldat e • id -. mu he is .euunst +Kieft c. • niClll proilticed art Act .of rte' 3 "". , t -t v.rtiv; til hid). tit.tiltht; „i ri d Oar get! 'ALliettly's,,teevire,. Wert.l. ol "‘' t , !ri.t'et lip 4 , 1 y. ' , wellies's-. Trade,. c tlhog I ketICS it wit* itx e omett A lioce o f ; *dyke of tite Magi:grates - , that 'he (110.1,v, 1!) ":? , . I • ri JeSc.ed to renew : Unix nl,l iireh,e he prnfl , “" c :i6; further., h - heittg ninitrgi - fora ho o! io ! he' WAS curnnt :ACt'orilit••7 Ir, LI Ptilloifa Act. lie.thru two rrs;),:.!t.tii!e mai.ets, who pr uve l k eitti iii „t,:tuo. hats, they having . work frith him. ro • Mr. 11AlisET.T.for Mr. 1)01)iie, Nrir, iiiith,r 4 hlif the 1...):1', 1 -s IlAsckers anti Pedlars, twist ably argued c ; 1 7,4: .11e contended it wll as absolutely netessil' u ' defendant to prove, aceartling to the '52-il"Go'• :e4p, 21. that be. era* . the real maker atiil.lolit fsetiirer'.of 'The :. tints in- iptestiOn, wher cA rii s n mill only -proveil . he' cOuld make 'lints . .. be called two ‘vit who in the practice (it buying l ists t o ' Air,. 4m - her, where they pur,;:litistil'one irbicirre responded with the other hats' flaw prodr.r . "/ t he Mr. CoLccourwsz_ g ,tlty witnei n ses, convicted . the defendants it' the ,, Pe'l of 101 , each.. or delAiilt cif p;lVlnetit to "' . Co{ torlithoit for.six mouth,. a \le' Colonel Christie Sittai•.l,V leoilld chat 11 P I' sWh 'he. 'tape& to get signed Chief, to - he presenteii No.fic;;" ' 3( ` 1 8...1ard, in th e ir favour ; . th ey 111115 t o'4 result ►s' piisoiti, be be their bail until At' e known. T.: SCOTCH BANKIIIIPTS. , rs .t L'' i cb a. tithe 1 1.4 tn i ic n r ''' t, l .;E"'crv-I?..l:til:C:i:Crrtiarerte'irci n t l t ( T ) e N r i e l'l' , ( C:rf il'il i ' , 7";l4l. : ::;'' it • ir Ilar,:ta i nti.l..l* 16 / ,11. ? . . -trAllti ' !rte. • '' . Y. _a _4 _one, !, ki,, ), ,:,°., 1 .. - ..t.11 ~ . 3 ,1., • . ... i. n mx1.34 .r,l'it.kveru thk ' '"' ' ' 2Cith .‘1365' 1 .M-Ircii 4. 0 Lso rl i., t ,u . i •: ' ' '" I $ , tit--e ttd"l i; t :l rtl :_. r a r t c n r l l t : *t 1, . . ' 7,. . t r t .tt e ::: : IN T : in Il k ' . rlE;Fli i i t T c n t ;n i the: :n . e r 1 1 ' ]'rind. c : i t : . t v t o ; ;:lii‘;;;:suh:ltc:l3,ll;,°,ll,l' t (1 11: :' i v, : riltvt i n F4 ,,_ 4 ,.. , - , •e, TTICIT,C9I.it , k . ~10.1 b Aprili , March I. Arti; 1' at 1. ' - * • ,Irr' Cll. ji,,r. me, . .ur I.tritrifstonr, turret's:TA, ICIA4 111, t . rin ..th Print tri Waits tkiver , , Gl:lie!' Es 41,1 27th March, ut I. ' e , i• 0 Itard, .5 Junta . II ' I 1 Cr" it' m e et in th. ' „ ' , -4t.ier hatter, FAlialturp-..... ‘1.014., .. , tiLltr..4lts' B ait , . *1 a nd g 8 1" ' at it. , thin, 1.14 ) a oil. - : . 11 -" ci r u h t ri se . ssPliThave 1 4 iv ' ed rather piY , 3 „0 entering 'into conitlg.:ll *. 40( ,; I "I'4ll that. DOCtOr Cote' Mi l t 1; 08 1 n ro : pa i l i o l r s: l s c i lr at e e ; Airs arising Croats warm Cinnates, tt f lunt; o:p . er ki ie a u vc c .., e eiisit:ttriiscitiue t r i es; I ' ) . ': e : tie ile ., ar the k fr ia r iCilttriot a l:te - e r ; t el i l a ri t e) l llll ; sde lly itG° : es '} ' ) ll ( t', l lCll : ll'taLlii;')illl:l(eQe7l..ll:::l;' ctirel.l. l without salivati o n or con finemen t ' w bo 41 ical linard- claims the attelltiGin °f ttiuz IHtve attetoptctl'ihe or.wii'-o time con' i ' i l i d men ignorAnt at so important a ht Anvil °lliii; Pr,"'''sion, whose improper treatment lisc e 90 1. th.oniands. Blotches on .the head, face) or .. . thinly, eve , throat, mouth, and Do se * a 5 Of, ti noi3e the ears, deafneap, • 11 ' 1 "' . )e : t itlf sight. plans in . the head anti Unit's , qt' l4 :: l ;r esr, suistaketilor thectmati•nu • 'weakness bi th e nodes on the shin bon cicgi • Bones, g e eII ti al i R ill ate- .Iym m ptos r. .which' aPnear vears si o• tf bo nOtn embitter the matrinioui tl state.—;-;'tl,o CoorKil s4.l(t Cit. are consulted (tails , bye tilt of people, trout twelve till eight; Oi.by et te it ioX elnsing a fee (for'no others'are answered)';•'c-i i$ their ease, when Medicine and the best 0 01 , 0. sent to all pates of the kirizflOal. .' 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