The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-18 00:00:00

The ceremony of sowing hempseed on Hallow.
e'en is known to most of our .readers.. A young
girl of the name of Isabel Car, servant to Mr..
'Mathewson, Type-founder, would needs, keep her.
Hallow e'en on Monday week ; and notwithstand-
ing the earnest remonstrances of her master, who
represented, the impropriety and absurdity of prying
into the secrets of futurity, she would not be dissuaded
from sowing her hempseed on that night-. About ten
o'clock she accordingly went into the" foundery
alone, with a light in her hand, which site placed on
one of the tables while slid perforMed her incanta-
tions. .She walked through the shop several times
pronouncing aloud_, the words used on such occa.
sions—and so anxious was she to see something, as
she termed it, that-(having seen nothing) she-ga-
thered up the seed to sow it a second time. In the
course of this second sowing, according to her own
account, a tall meagre figure presenred itself to her
imagination! She shrieked aloud, and ran imme-
diately into the house, all the doors being open.
After relating what she had seen, she went to bed,
placing the Bible under her head ! She rose oraues-
day, and went through the labours'of the day in
apparent good health, but in the evening seemed
somewhat timid : she, however, had her supper,
as usual, and went to bed without any symptoms of
fear. Next morning she was called, but did not
answer ; again she was called, but still no answer.

He was ordered to be committed and to be
brought up to receive the Judgment of the Court
next Saturday.

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WHEN Professional Men of' Education and
Responsibility deviate from the general SYstellion•te
the selection ofa peculiar branch, the samttlon of long
tinned success is the best criterion of superiority. 11151/e
Eight years•have I devoted my. practice to the, esi; of
treatment of Three Disorders and the successful res",'
tny plan gives me additional ardor' to oppose, as tar as 1. ost
able, the ravages of those Complaints which ate the
important in the Catalogue of }lonian IlltirlilitieS. reoo.
After initiation into every- Branch, as an Army Sur),
I formed a wish at an early period of Icractiee to rOCticoG
clividuals frcnii the' ignorance of unecio eated melt, °r
equally dangerous precipitancy of general l'raditiorters• deo
The Three Disorders; to the Cure of which I iiiiveet:'
voted my •-attention, comprise every species of Vb.-0-
RE AL ,INFECTION, whether of a recent or. Iro
ration: zdly, All kinds of debility, whether arising 004
the habits of -school •b;-)vs, or the intiltigenc.-es •1:11 vve
age: And, lastly, t.iat derangement of the syste.to
teen which is called 13A RRENNESS, or ST E Rll.ll Jost°
• Numerous Diseases are the result of ignorance, or
in the treatment of a' simple Gotiorrhcea; and it °fee. "
frequently -happens . that the ,seeds of Life are polverr .114:4
the indiscretion of an unguarded .hour.,---By suPer'wlic-,
thqd such Complaints are easily cured ; and, evel' der "
others- have laded, I trust that I may presirrne
td
or
radical te,establishnient. .iress f;
. Few, however, are the cases of complicated do • i;
this disorder, compared with the calamitous• situatielr tbea
Men, .who, from an indulgence in a solitary. ,-ice•a 51311,i
prevalent gaieties of a fashionable lite, acquire th f stic
of Debility, which is the-unavoidable consequence °
pernicious habits. be
Where the Unhappy sufferer broods over his
carefully' cone eals tits Misfortune, it may be s"":_ceieel °)
lation tel to know, that although it be an 'ris.7o::•
doubt or uncertainty with other Frac:nt }taw
of these. DetiCiencies by the -gradual progress 0!
tion, is the. acquirement of gay Experience. V,.',"„ou‘f
Of liacchus or Venus ha(te began to reduce Alacn.11):01,0C;
much anxiety will he prevented by ail call`' 110 heel
tion of this•-aanguid State ; and in these eiises,
oiNV micro this ty will occur. , a prOti„
11 t;D nc. eficiev hastier years exist' c
perseverance v
indispensably -equisite to reiv."'tt''
o
ering Sparks of bite, and to re-animate the Coti f
N.l A R EDWi.) EN, fro have long been "' rfot
in their expectations of a Family, may be 35si,r;cai ski
mosttnstanceS, deeds are co rable by me%dcor.%';,;,
secresy which is so essential to rnY.o` sore, t„.,co
and the qualitications'yhich I have presumed t a
witi,
red
the basis of my. preteitsions, and ,in. 430115 t 'lO
this intimation is giver, that Mr. Free n".Y, Note), •3 Fa
personally, or by Letters. (inclosing a sataii
tr
house, No. en, Arundel strcet, •Strand, near % "'rot:esti
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bNerarent the el.isioitki
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