The Sun. — London, England, 1804-09-21 00:00:00

pow. CQApikIArION OF T,IIE EMPiR,OR OF (7-ri:R.!MNY.: prepnrittions which are tn:dcing for inflation' of. the Emperor i alreacly call the of the public . to that : great sol(4niniiy, Avhic% rounces to the Frendt a 'spitildia and interesting Speelacle, and wil+ form a metnorahl , ..• epoch in. their history. This con.ideration inkhiers us, to think that the folito,ing details tvil; be IL;und intr. resiing, OF THE CORON,ATWN ()T , MITIE EMVEROR 0:; MAN `t* Though the Ern;.xri , r's Coronationsonier Upon him n o new right, vet it is a cetemoolt yk HO), ten— dets hi , e.leCtion sok tnn and It is perform- - 1., .in the loflowing..manner : A , ,•cr;teling to. the' G+}lden Bull, the Corornol ,lion;t1 take place ati A..x la ChapePe,_ hut Ow is not alwayslhe Whey . : the tic& and place 'it . the are fixed,: the EleCior of 'Mentz iiSoirns the Magistrates of N,trettiO !I L who the Jorl;Trial regalia confided to their care ; 'ly, I Nni,mlierg the g Adel crown of Char.. lemagbt, t!:e rlnz, the sceptre, the gibe, the: shoes, An d arc apt is Sqiii to 'IIAVe presented to ti.at in..imrch, a long su,f, ,a sfole, or prie ,, ea; habit, a, hood and girdle. Th:se,.of pClie send a shrine covered 'with diamoiidg, in which are 'kept 'some of the blood of St. St: l d-ern, the sword (eilmonly used by Charlemagne (w hieh i s now at - Vienn..) . , with its brit, and th e T e ,; (a . mint, gold lettgls. made use of by tha't toeperor. 64; the day appointed for the cOronarion, the E!relors, tvith the Bishops and . other cede.. fficep, reptir in the morning to the sviiere the deputies of Mx and Nnrcrri-, btt.tg'tliitiver the lirirerial regalia into their hands, while the Secular Eienors, Or their aniliasivadors„ habits*of ceremony, accompany the Emperor' from the. tow.n.house to the church. The Elector of Bavaria carries the globe, haying, on his right, the • 'tram. Of Branderiburgh, bearing t'i'e sceptre, and, on his left, the EleoOr Palatine, is ith th;e crown. I3e_ bird them, and immediately preceding the Empe. rot, walks the Elector of Saxony, carrying the imperial sword. When the hitter is present i i per. son at the. ceremony, he carries the: s'w'ord naked, and his hereditary marshal carries the sheath,bcfore hint ; %,c hen in his :ihiience, .his marshal carries the sword sheathed. " A mintsent before the Emperor arrives at the church, 1 1, e ErclesiastiCal Ele6tors leave the sacs isty, a d bef..re him in procession, with the Bishops,. anal other & Tlesiastic.:, to the door of the church. The pavement of the streets' through which the Emperor walks is covered with green cl:)th. • He has scarcely pasted, when the people cut it to pieces, and divide it among them - almost under his Ma,. lesty'sfeet. The Elector is to perfsrm the natii,n is dressed in his pontifi.7.ll habits ! • with ;the mitre on his head, and the crozier in his hand; the two Other Eledors wearing only their electoral aka,, scion as th. EMperor oOrres in ti , the Eleethr lieglOg to sing Adiiitth racer flout irPt in nmint ; and after repeating the pra}cr Cimir:rens simptterne Deus, he returns towards the attar, and. the iwo other Ele6lors t .plac. frig ihrmselves on each side of the Emperor, coo:. d u et hi m to hi s pew, where, having krieeled the jw:tEt is likewise taVe their places, still leaving the iinl slat ornaments in' the - custody of the herc. dieary officers. J. he officiating •Prelate begins the ceremony- with the I.rayer, famine sithumfae Rcept, ith the oiliest prayers ;' after which, Mass is ettebt'atith• He then•tniges off from the Emperor the Royal Mantle, 7 and ilie'two other Spiritual Elettors conduct him to the altar', where, kneeling down orrthei highest step, the Chaplains sing the 'Litanies of the Saints,•:to the verse; Ut esiarldite tiegneri.s. The afli fitting Bledor then continues his prayers for the Emperor, .which are answered by. thelhoir. After this, the • Emperor rises, and the ofeciating Elettor, with the mitre on his head, and the crozier in his hand, puts six Tiestinns to him, in Latin, to which rife 'tor stplies, " Yes, I will." Ile then kneels down again,and the Archbishop begins this prayer, " la; whit at all times governess all kingdoms," ,Sai% ; arid iikewi , e slit following, "Lord,cau-e the people to remain faithful to him.", After these prayers the B , ltfragans of the ofßciating Archbishop uncover the l mperor, to anuint - him, tnd• the Atchhishop takes the holy oil, saying, Pax iteturn-to which foiltivrs response, cam spirit,: tut,. As he anoints the Emperor, the two other•Eiettors dry 'op the tiU. with coitoo., ; , Tl!e two Eliftors Olen lead (he Emperor to a cba, by the side (..1 114 choir, Wifeit' are the an. tint Itnpetial:saments Imaight front. Nuremberg; a' e.;,,itht. ',auk,' sandals, &c. then ica-icilict hind back to pew, cultic w bar nearet the a!tar. , ,Upon this the two LI ! dips upon . rhe Altar the, sword'ot Charleirogne, hrvu hr tlctivAix,; , and, at the same moment th A t they } ,tit it,' drawn, into the litripernr', Offciating, Ptchile give , ' him his licrieoidion, Like that sword, hy viriut•ot.thi!, henediWon ; einploy it to; the deltnee of the Church of Goa, 6r which or. poke hit goodoeio.has ae.4tinett,it." Meanwhile the sword i 9 'pot, into- the stLath„ and' the Tett/mai F,ieeturs, has ill bird it . to the Tripe. tor's Aide. iirich!.ish.p then tittles chi ring, which is laid, tipOn the Atm - , and pots it un ger, with the. idViSICS, Then takj,,g f rom t h e altar the rceptre and globe . , he i iiko inns theta into hip hands, the sceptre in the tight, and the globe in the' left, priniuunc . irg the . beneilittion, the usual wishes. At the conciticion of this prayer, the. Etipernr returns the scerre zrral . ghThe to die Elec. . _ tur, whose odi,:e it is to corry- the r m, ' and the•Deru. ties oiNurtmherg throw over his shoulders the greet Ilope.rial matte like a cowl ; ;ion Which the three Spirii,ts,ll Hectors take the . crowli frurn.the altar, all tnaerher, put if tin the Em. head, the '011icia;;Ilg Ptetatc acconip3nying the ;idiot"' W 1 111•prayt.ro and wiblies ; "to-whsch.tht.' Choir repliea, The Spiritual Ocelots then condnet tEe, Emperor to the• attar, where reads the 11 , 61 Mail in the . _ German language i,al(et. which he is contlutteti hack I:l;ine,. by Oe. Eirdurs, Mass is conil. RDA V . . . . . . . BMA 1 , - . Atm. sh u t ' . Ditto Short Alin. sh u t old Ann. shut • - E Yam, liitis, ()mina; loiwri4. 3 - per Cent. 5: , 1 Cons, for z6l/1 Oct .57 i 1 Rank Stock, , shut Navy per 92i 9113 s , ter Len , • fi t tsht per Cent. shut 4.per, 'vit. shut • per,.Cent. lied. shut 3 Cent Con 57 A;k I • LONDUi.t.: %.cfri 4!tol-fAu K 1 :1, tin No, 4, Martret-c5Ol, r ; eur,h4iirii r,y \vit.% r .14 Alt MI atit Sew rrs, (ot South Moitnn,sir el . t . citotirenar•SqUlTO; At the .I)N.C-)VY IC . RT I EE. L orin . Membcr of the Rns.,ll Cui Nl l.ge est Surge"o . :it). 29i Tundei-st reer, 4 . 1.111(1 ' re.ir Tem ple-1)..r• • Tlie.t is kill addition.tren . t6ttct in IVatcr_'t~~`.~'_ . • r nced, and, at the ()Teri*, the Ernpel'or, ' the Sceptre and -globes in his l ands, makes an cif ing of a piece of gold. As.often as ctie Emperor g'nes to the altar, tlt • crown is, taken cif, and reilaced when he Coate; frion it. This office is pertorined by . the Eleetor PAlatiete ; the Spitifual Elelorigive him the Gospel it) ki?a, and present him ith ••holy water and in. cense'. The Hereditary 'Offir err of the Elbefors give to, and receive frt m, 'the Eriiperdr, the globe and The EMperor at this macs receives the siCtillntftlt, without crown, and still act:amp:it - tied hy the two 'Spirirual'Eledors. 'After the;ma•s, he is:condated by the t Iwo Spiritual Efeetors, I ii teed by all the. Bishops,' and preceded I)Yihe'Seehlar'Eletiori, to a rai,ed seat. There . heis placed in a chair, destined. • for that purpose, instead of Chirlemagnels, which, is at Aix, the officiating Prt:llit, 110110Wleint theta words " Take and keep posseSsintrollhe'plac,•," `7 &C. As Soon as*the 'prayer is finished, they begit , ' to chatint a Solenin ' Dram, deCOMpf flied V. 411 • drums, trumpets, .arid . ket de. d rums, and feint) by a discharge of artillery and musketry. .His Aerial Majesty, still 'rem tinbig - stated, then receives. the congratulations presented him by the Elector of Mentz, in the name al all the rest ;. upon which the .Ele;tois retite, and the officiating- Atchhislitop re.. _slimes his .cleft tali habits. • „ Meanwhile the Emperor, attended by the Secular Eleelors, Knights, some Counts, or N•bles t Ito Empire, wheat Ite•tesuches with the sw,,rd ,st mztgue. He then returns the sword to the Areb., marshal, descends ,trom his 'seat, returns to ht.s_ pew'. A Canon of the c dlegiate church Chapelle then.pre"intk tornsuti oufore the Emperor, and hiving repre?•ented ;that every Emperor is ceived a Cdnun'of that church, he humbly , reepists His Mjesty . to :take the oath,' which. the Emp etv ,, pronotreces an Latin.. :Inst.:tent of thelitt foetnerly made to,the church of, A)x, of part ut the turni,,,, e and ortsatrienes etnpi , led fir the cr , ronation, hemaiol it a present'of five or. abtylden florins, t w pipes the best ivine for the Church of out Lady, and one pipe for the- Abbey of. Sr., Adelbert. The Emperor and the Elect-rs give a written.dd. Clifileitf, purporting, that if the ,Co/onation 4akrs place in any whet town, that circumstance he in arty tespea injurious to the rights of Aix. la. Chapelle. The ceremony being conciteted, the COM.: party return to the town-house, where the:Elector4 before dinner, perl)rm the following eetemitny The Eletforot Saxony', descending from the town. house, mounts a horse, and rides Lull spreti to g large heap of oats on the .6r, rind. H. his a large silver measure; he gives is to the Count .at •heim, and returns ;milder the ,sound' of drums and kettle.drums ; the 'remaio 'er of the unto being 'left at the disposal of the-p , ,pulace. • Th e E: e ,A OF a E n a y ar i a then comes on horseback, and proceed to the place where an itx i t twiste d -whole: Hr takes a piece, prepared tor the Empe, ror, carries it into the great hall; amidst the' sound of drums and kettle-a:0103, and presents it MajestY. The ox is disrsed of in the same Wan. ner as the oats. The Eltltor of. Brandenburgh then rides , rou n d the lame, holding a silver e I.er, and presents liis Dilajev With water to wait hands. , Tlic Eiettor Palatine, aftec•procee,dintabottt ten crtt twvlve paces otOtorsebark, throws pieces of gold and silver coin attiring the renple. 7fl:c Emperor aid the E•ctors. then seat them: selveq at rattle, in the toll.m - ing manner : In the near the window, is the It.'triperotl4 ciev,:llo three breo ; on tlierigli t. are the tour tAkAre fat the•Eicttot of Mentz, the .I(t.lg lite Eitlto; of Bavaria, and • ale :Elector of .13t,Oten. borkft ;,orPl on ,the left are those the Ere4l,,r , Cologne,. the &taut- of •Soc,ny, athi the Etectur P4l.ltit,e. Another 19 piderif in die centre u 1 :!)e 11411, oiliobite the EfT;pert4, fir the Elcct:44 of Trevcs. 01, WeLlnesday an OfEcer's tent belonging (utile Derby at Culiercmits"Camp, was, , lundered of forty guinein, a 1), , ,N1 vv:a telt, afo a' qualuiry of linen ; ..)”..Trid.). a SerjeAnt licinnstngr to the St;rlF,rd' IVltlitra, at the ,atne phee,h4d eight pound& . and' sundry oth.-r articles 'at len from him. The offh,dri , was tikot)Vereti-iht smile day. _ On Thuisday (twining I,sar, ark infant kin4le child War*, lOWA (le cl go the river sick...at Siluth Shields.-; A Coiooel's: jun , s:it on the"l34cll'., who recOrtied a Verdi& of —ifilfut•ithatter" come person or perms unknown. Last (light a . Corbneer Dloesr wait held at the Ipswich Aims puniie.houie, it Thames street, be lore ToomA,, SU L LTON, Esti: on the body o f MN!. tiara Cotner, a S bekaging to the t,t went of Guards. A man of the thittle of Pettit, Petty Officer to the Cmtorns,Cleposed; thitcon W(cL tweday ~= .' T .ht at twelve6'c'uck'he went on duty at Young's Quay, and ttiAt after-that time he ttle deceitsed laying groaning-very muol, niii t i i ; ug ht he waR dying he• then sent - for the Night Olikers of Si..Dunstari in the East, who ittimeni_ ately attended, and, ' with the assistance- of the de. Ponent, plhced the unfortunate man in the best situation they could : that they then left hirn, and thought hint much netter. Pettit frequently went ter look at him, and in abOtrt- an hour slier, be thought he was getting' much worse ; and Averit the pilic'ers 'd• second time. They then renitived to the 40tkhOuse; and sent for a surseoit,4heri rvezy possible means were -used, but without etreet. The witneig understood 'he had drank to excess of whiskey. Verdki—Diedfrom'excesr of eitinkiag. Thomas and William - 71 w, the two boys who were comtnitted to Ilirche'ste.r gahl a few days' ago, charged with attempting to the Schonner : •liet. .tej, off the . bland ofToriland, winch design; it is battl, they did not attempt - to'deny'before the'Ma. gistraaei, but in the mostilfardened manner regret., teillhat the Ship did not sink4sc'fore the Ma x ster had time to run her on•shot ; e, a're, one of cheat 18 . yeors of itge, the othcr 4iniy rO. 'The water had irictrased to ejx feet deep in the hold before the sinking •statr of the vessel was discoverd; nn her reaci.ing the slnire, the ttvti boys made' their escape, whi c iol e d to suspicion, and they, were shortly . after apprehended, one at P9' aod the other at Iltimdftirti, ponuncArtays tbc CO AST of K 1 Nr. • UNDtt the.Srithh ForeNMI, at . St. Margarite's Bay, there is ic Battery, with a party of Troops stationed. For three miles Westward, the Cliffs • ate inaccessible ;' then'comes Dover Castle', with' a very formidable array of Artillery, - commattding the shore, the Castle- itself having been very strongly fortified on the land side. In the Cliffs 'of the Castle and on the . Beach are 11 itteries ; 'there is a Battery at the North Pi;4, arid a'Battery at the South Pier, toge.rher with a s:rong aatterYlarill Fort •westward of the town. 1;'or tywards of twenty .years it has been recommended to fortify the West., cm Heights ;bore Dover; and that, plan' is now carrying into execution.' There is a long eicended line, it 'is true, but that, though very str'Ong, is merely,an our-work. The main defence, the str-erg. .11 7 !d, the . Citadel, if we may so call. it, , ioat the s tatmit ' of this • line on the bighr.t .grontal near Dover ;.aiid it it he crirrhitanded, 'which we doubr,: by an -oppeite range, at'least, it Must he'alloNetti ro be the hel;t situation tht could het-mod, as it is the highest ground in , the neighhourhoOd. It has I ,ng. .been theopinion of -military men, that ai this li . eiet commands Diver C.tstle, : and much of the o r/ bu i ld. i g Country, unless it were well fortified, Do'er , c,o'd not be secure. Tins important work is w cin g intci..efra with the utmost rapidity. F urn Dever westward to Filkstone, the Cliffs are, -,#.10',641 inaccessible. Ar Fokstone there i s ifyi /vet miles further is Srndgare where there are•some - Attillrry .; and half a mile tort rer is a 'strung B.tttery urider Shorncliffe, the guns of which are nearly level with the sea , and initm.diately across the high road; so that'it is imrssible ro pass without seeing, without almost' running fold of them. Two miles further, :It Hythe, there ore Bo reties, 'mid also at . Dangene,3. in the fi;teen miles from SiintlcFutelanci to-Hythe, ureAnd )111 nine Batteries, extliisitielyzi,f Darer and the'fort tfied Heights to the "Vest ward Of Dover. Along the Cria t of Icent , and St . issex, there icnot-a holir,w for a landingopLice, 'WI there is a -Battery ; there is not-a height, inic , rhere is a SignaLPost,— Yethapi it .would be:desirable to have.more• Ivry arid Artillerymen ; andwe make no &min the It).•fence of Out Coints by lotteries migitt he greatly unproved; but' no 'one. impnrtant • roint semi to have been. wholly overlooked. The Boteries un the .F reach Cgast.S are certainly tar superior Co our awn; hut the service is very different. They Wish to reach, tar to sea, to proted their Cruizers ; do not wish to fight, frotiland, ships at a distance on the sea ; we wish to protret the beach against a landing. In a few hours, so,oab men, nt.tst of them. Rugulars, the rest Militia, Con be brotight to any part of the Coast of, icent ind in 24 hours, two number can be doubled, eiclusively Volun..' CerS. am....,......• ..,.....,,..• ••••.......... 10.............,. A yoting Lady' of respeftabiiity, and on oll.lce't wete or.e t vetting last week walking on the path. sv.iy near I) itkkwt , iy-stiti.ire,Z.V)r t h $ Wdl en A ei luriish fellow :attempt:li to' irtio rlieii.vassate . placing his staff before them. On being ask: ti it be Meant an affrcint by such ungentbniiin.bke c'ond,:at lie answered in the affirtriative, the Olficer roily seized hini by the tiirnm, and a cc,t i en sdeil. The nian hailiening to 1,:.t hi, stick I dl, si.izra it; 'anti with How laid •rtir (21101 spraWling Est her 11.1' ibrcatens tti prose.cute her for assault and Litter) , tti ntniust r g ur of the law, • - The present G, inkl Scheme is so well adapted to the very spirit of a, Lottery, that all descriptiops are anxiouh to secure their claim to the Capital Prizes by purchasing Tickets, and Shares before Monday next, on Iv hi c h D ay the f)rawing com: mences. There are only 25,000 TALketS, same of Which must gain Three Priz,,s of Twenty Thousand Pounds, Three Prizes of Tr:o Three Prizes of Five Thousand Pont Is, &c, besides several other Capiials, and nu Prize leii than zol. . . . Prizes une.qualled in the Annalsnf.L.)iteries. • 3 Prizei• 'of Z". io,ooo 3 of tr);000 3 • of .5 0 qa NEXT W)NDA Y. , The . Drawing, bTins., 40,0031. given to the Purchasers mire than in the last , :.l..ottery, . • TICX ET* and ?SHATI VS, Consequently One l'ouud 'fen Shillings cheaper, , • Are stilling. by, tiottilsry . and Cu. N,n. 26, Cornhill, alt . All prizes, whether of z•al, or zo,cnol. paid Qn D'.:anand. =BIRTHS. _ _„..... , . . . . On the' nth inst. at Ely-liousea .lictinburgit, theslady of Colonel - kobeta, Aabartattrar, of a laughter. ~. At his house fa t Pall-Ma lt, the Lady, of john erski ne , Es ..- cf. of a Daughter. • . AfeIRRIAD. Ar Pirnes's:.place, Edinburgh, Lieutenant fames Steel#,'of the Ouintries..shire Militia, to Miss Fanny Edgar, daughter of lolin Edgar, Esq. Ac::mintant of Excise. On 'Fuca:iy, lblr. Beckwith, Guif-Maker, or Sndwhal, to Miss Toinpsoni daughter , cr Mr. ToinpsOn,. Alai:stet, of Birmingham. Wednesday, at Lantilio, MninnouthOirr, Ifphre nary Eusahquer, Esq. of Forreic.iiimlst; Esse , ;to• Lewis, daughter of Richard Lewis Esq . - fdLautifio. On the sth.ot April l ast , at Mit i tl,4s, William Ord; Esq - ; to MiSs Goldfinch. DIED. On tho 6th of this month, - at Cmarvott, in the 57th . yeat of het age, Mrs. Lewis, wife of Thdinal' Lewis, ; Ell. of Mount .1-kriel, in the County of Carkiarvull, North Wales. • On the Ist inst. Dia mortification in her bowels, Chris. tiana'Arabelil Hunt, wile of 5. S.. Hunt, Esq. of court, prity's;•iiin. ?kit. b. 0/' visxa ~,, . :~fi'!' IV~~~. yrn a A it , zgister is kept of the Patients in the Hospital; and * 3 Lezttlre• is r....id ott them every Saturd.iy Morning, at Nine o'Clock. . , • • . Proposals tn 4 y be hail iii Leicester-swi3ie, and at S. Geotge% tiovital, , • i '-'! . I NEWANVENTED HATS. I N vincequince - itt the very -great 'cO i ttillinint df late, alita bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mt. ki 47...4 NCO, 7:t Strand, vilio.has Nsicted there these to years, to try the expeiWnz,t of r with lie 4-• yeti :and_ which he ha.s found to 3114‘Ver ar.l4;vt tatiohs; hot only tin theirdurabitity, ivhitit„ on trial, %yin be futiod to wear out tient t.vo such 'Las Usual way, the 'Mole Fur In.ikiti the much finer, •and a cloger texture , tbdit, the twin-es - to:as.: furs that are ' tpade.ijse; of in the Alanufactiiiiiig of i-Lits ; am), with Othq f . Ood the Fur will rot i..ind - otr, tivhi.n hats beet? IlialvvinnOlitinqi et 'ciliate. w..'11 i tt:Cif a TriO' t .bedutiful Back, which will ret:An tiwd. and.beiAt thc,Manufattuter of his oilat thzdi at tilclal v of It 3s. StFiips LiiclWise a variety of Army alicfNaVy Hats, FoldWintio,i Patenti Silk liars, - Livery Hats, and Ladies and CailOrtla' friais, .0w:10y „; 'Woithy the atielitiOri cif M7l'eliarits for E 4 1 -1I * . 41 Mole br.3llglit .11 atir quarit;ty• II 3 • • tr Letters" post-paid), r6spe.:.ling Melt: Skinsi Q -It Y reodozi • - ----- _ Too, 1).1y, w.tx vi:bo ------___ lisccl. & i3y g, Ti. Sy trioivis, l'attinosa:r-row, 1 AllithenTS, No. ia. Stealid, Lohnan, it n,l ...):rIM al: tto,,icsrellers in :Fowl) Atit o. l.:, ! ? t u lu t .i lt r r i y, j a 3 i 3 i e .t ;t g i e ro , L\ ii f t o v i a i t c ul i, l o ,? l,: i p e T t . v v c u d , i.j e n l e t ) t , l , ol , t v , , , i ) , i ., lsi , s ,: ti l i ce, ig "g4lit l'o(.ra;t OT tn." Author, pri,:e 33 ~,Ily, of oIIOMON', GUIDE Cu 1 - iE..k I.IIV ; ''r, Ati- I.) 'Vice to both Selves id a •variemc& Complaints. 'la /Which•is added, a litssartation on the [Le and Abuse of Cold and Sea Bathing. • • . Youth tv lira ,rave tmguliftWcily'riftinte•i theniselVes into li-' centious love, Jot' feel the dr,...14:u1 eirects 44unpurcernbr 3 ca tor what is. will .more droadtut, ituodicio,tts tic:ftilllellt Of 4 CoiripfaiitOklit,:ti has tot) ni.ihy illiteratd I' tsitentlers to utt;t:), vril, 'hod it faithful" C; unle ti, Health," and H.Appinesi tuoi • in the.perit:;:il of the Treseut l'ublicatiop, . , - 1 - 4,4 e tkir.) hit , c resided '0 h 4 . climates, inciale L-111:xat , lii. oriribotir 1:::+fe: a cinit;;tua - 1,":11. , . n of'•iintore. whereby to,nr boti4 str'engai is not only-exTratisted, but also *l4,;ir:Virta and v;vaepty f r r ipaired, Will iii: , :t. with it I fiLlttilY MOilita id thissnikit, rnou g o imporr:int Pribli,.;:ition. 'V °nog people! of either tit,x, Whn have utttiAtunatery givin way lit .i dein; l". si've, , See'ret, araitle•;i uziiie Vice, injur ed . their beall'i destr red tiwir wht•l atiiroal tualions, will nitet wit:4 :il orwe ki r :4 4nt ii i4 i n i c e, : y, t li C ilwl c s n e.. .. ,, l L l:! r i t o i..... ll; 6 l . iiitlel)he:htliiil.,,g t lit , n , tode 01 Clirc I ' l4 at r 1 : 14 1 : l io ° . _ 1 1 . 0 1 11 1 1 - n ie r;c o l it s'gsliiC:iii:!::ct.:l:o4l:lYitel:.iiiot:hky,Bl:l4ltnire.cciftli,ontb:erc:LLiigy' ° , .. f e . Actvdtunii.,.l",`.l , l'"' the v4ri,exctilegt ciiii, t,,r of aria Ijo,A, sce the ail Sun, Star. L. x t - 3:1 of Cat cha railer given Wft li. 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',....-; , : 9 .1 I . ::;:l ' e .1- icitI';;:t:.'; '. r......,1ce to It t wrzith atr of Nrencregtl Cc inld,,,t.dt' f ti' Vz cure' or tlio.4.tterit. -, . , MCit 4 rei.,•ll WC Th-c:tUri:A.L.l "n , " u a xiestructreerhatort.- - ',, s I . I'll' undoubted <1;1-liCciticns which I let' rZ ci" ^ " 1 ' • "it . 3rs ' c ~,,-to: I tier oi•the'Royal (..7..+11....,,,;..4 ;.: ; . , ..5,ge. , .A.,3, totrntriy a -.41 , `„, / . 4 c the Army, and the ext.: !r. t. i Iry ex prriatieo.iii Ini.s Pe -- .;ti 'ling, coiistitute iny,clA:ti, :o that ttlialot;ty,..,Whicti 0-itr:'lo,, •be idtaincq'tiy theilliterate, or evert by the . twist tei'f r i terit...-kf Prachtitvier, whoiar mind is'ltaraz.setlOy atennon :.0 inititen,e varkty of pisortik!rs. • ;, 1 • • h •p s ., ...- Tile vt. ry.siegn tar edini) , liiints' of Disease 'Ail 1)- " 1 '', ll e,l, witch r t P."'ll evoy - part of the world' have-iie.fdi ~,,,,"'"ii,i,, must have-considerably crariduCeil To my pet t,.....l'coulP fc tiion at the rtiost cortipliLlt“l evses. ..I n 1 t Di•seaSes arise . tiont the tritscretion of 31t tinigi.n , “ -L, ill' , I .Tiit i mem, and it such Cagi of - distresst'ul do•arran4e". joitw il exist, 35 UMW WhiCh ale WC co.isequenees of it li' 0,41 vice, can any blareassupie a better title to tr,at 14*..1,,,,t; a tecular Surgeon, resigning all Other Praeti: t- , r , l c : bec ., i s ili t t o r ~. nient of thud, 'and - concern:Ai:lg liisiattctuiwi andvu a , this particular point ? . . • ' ild Oi l " • In recent Cases of Int . /titian,. all rain,' Mingert 0,. i pc al, - • , ..,,,i ot ~ tress may be avokled, and in tine first s:en)ei"'..,„ hy.sui;- , WeAriess, inuJi future misery may be pre'reinoi",,,:i f to ti , means of fe.iatii/IlatiOlk as Wili ro k ture health. kri4. 4ll `" , ' . the Con,tit Awn. .. Throngh inconsiderate ne s ileti'the slichtest ea> .rioK e ; e%r - .1 important, but it is the accuireinent of exclus.vc ,,,, 0.- ia this line to give a safe mid pernnuient sestoratio . whe The 14 "ins of remuneration aren other Praztiticiticrs have rated. .. t he 60! interview, but 110 letters arc answered tuiless a 1341i'' 1 inclosed, ' I,Nciwly inatcrt . o:; , N‘ii i, it ~ :'f • lrobLt.„ s Ler. Ig. : " • Arrival—Ott COO,I •lnant, fr m Wevrn9l.6 l'heas=', Florence, trani Reio aid Attive,- Spuirier, from Pdasidmt h ; t Min - ielav , is. anti I•Ann,- froin,loutha npran3 and •Carter, front a Cruise- Sailed --tht; Eltqnor,' . anilYehr.te ,S;ters. Maas sfone, fo , Su, did Thrmilsjor'Newtountil 3 M; • ;sazii scrr . i , - al vo Dove, , for L7 l - (lon. i c'Av t i alserl 4 'bythe 'Ber - veick, Maufe, frOrn 'Peter frederiztk; from Brerthni ; Flnra, IrOm il;:atzic ; Young Anna, I,:tpsaii, •rrortt Jarvis, frorn Pc•ppenburklt ; Young Cathanna, ‘viLl l 9 GU:A.IB'J, Billie, ail& from F.mrd.in. Sailed—the Miry, Dyer, foi Cork ; !Anna Eliz•ibeili, ' - for Norway; and :trier tialin, for f2oßcidtagen, al I UIZSIMY, MOnCAL, aid Ciik.v/ICAL,LlieltltE , . 0 N of . 1. E tt; RES oo IQ :P C I:N I:I° Si t C 3E ' I; C: N 9 1 with re-comatznee at the labaratory, cVliitconta.4treet, cciec,sr,cr;tsa Qj quare t at r t l le r, u ,r 4 e u it kl ig tt h lo t. 'ilittg I lo r uis, t!ie GtORG E PEARSON, N1.,1). k. R. S, Scntot Pii)li c,an to St. Geo:grfs hospital, of tile College at rhysiciaLlo &C. lice. . . ,