frequently brought up blood in considerable these were by and involuntary motions of all the limbs or of the whole by a of the by sudden affections of the the by a distraction and in the eyes by shrieks tears and r they were preceded or i by a state of languor nod reverie by a species of and k the lent starting and a � � a ed that th� changing key and the time in u r n the piano h an i upon no that motion agitated more and renewed the vivacity of nothing could bv than sight of m� one that had not them c have no idea of them and in beholding the whole the profound repose of one class of was not sinking than the violence with which another wa agitated the t part of tin work to which i have alluded by had for its object to show that the theory of instead of being a novelty in won an ancient which had been abandoned by the a before he demon in the moat manner by precise to the writing of van sir tent el ana that all the published by were positively laid down by one or other of these author in the � part prove by a tions and reasoning for and good sense thai all the ascribed by to the operation of a new species of were to be attributed to the ence of the on the that they admitted of the explanation as the of the two and and that to ti the of m which extend to species of or in other words to a universal medicine was an unworthy of an enlightened age work of s received from a committee of royal society of medicine to examine it that praise to which it was im entitled from the and the it displayed and it cannot be doubted that its influence would alone have been sufficient to have l the progress of the doctrine it even if had not been from its very nature destined ultimately to share the fate of every popular delusion fortunately however for science a operations were deemed worthy of the of government and on the of march a committee partly of and partly of members of the royal academy of was appointed by the king to examine thoroughly tha principles of the new system at the head of this committee was the celebrated dr and tlie united witli him in the were le d de and these o immediately entered on the of the which had been to them with all the judgment and which it was natural to expect from men so eminently for the refused to have any communication with committee hut m the most of his pupils consented to to them the whole principles and of r and to them in all tr invest i i the having � of ax it was by r each of them iu in public when d by submitted in be thi and others in a ul the final results of their inquiry to thi tint on of iu a th s drawn dr and which will be read will h s s the history of the human mind to the moral or the the animal pronounced to have existence and nation and were shown to tie the true f the attributed to it the curious and of m � ay the have i the that thi theory the operation i the lie animal proposed in the were the same with those revived in the nt the tn th n no more than old falsehood the theory is now presented a� waa necessary in a more enlightened with a degree of i but it is not on this account the thin waa translated into with l in and it is from this translation which is executed that the preceding detail has been extracted it is very important however to that in i n to this which wa t obviously meant for the public eye tlie deemed it their duty communicate a private report to the king in which with a solicitude for the moral of the sex they disclosed certain accompanying t c of in tjie ee to the of the and character which by individuals mi ht be rendered to purposes of most criminal this has since been made public an exposure so complete accomplished by men whose integrity and were over the whole of europe speedily produced the that were to have expected it in a few months and his animal r ihe overthrow of this the most remarkable popular di on which has prevailed the belief in tlie influence of tile of with how much talent this d� wan exposed by dr and his scientific friends is known to this most able and intelligent physician is indebted for a of displaying in � more striking perhaps than h id hitherto been done � f powerful emotions on the frame u i of d of plants vii � of the of from the french m c f tlie of be ar i u y wc m� in to it of seeds of the vegetable an event which m while it lo a close the yearly round of the h t m x of the individual the means of giving to race completed the organ of the plant in existence one year tend visibly to a state of and in that where this with the year to bein i there in fact the stage of dissolution we see the separate from the parent stem its begin to open the of the seed from the we are to place these appearances to the account of the of the vital principle hut on the contrary lo view them as the i indications of its having ceased in that portion of the where they occur fruit the destiny of the au and is reduced the control 