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By J. CALLOW, Medical Bookseller, Crown-coutt, IMMO-
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ASTATEMENT of the early SYMPTOMS
which lead to the DISEASE termed WATER in the
BRAIN, with Obstrvations on the Necessity of a watchful At-
tention to (hem, and the fatal Consequences of their Neglect, in
a Letter to MALT ix WALL, M. n.

By G. D. YEA M. D.
0/Trinity College, Ogford, of the Royal College of Physicians,
London ; late PnFsfriati to the It: firm try and Lunatic Aqyltim
(tithe county; and Physician to his Grace the Duke of Bedford.

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OBSERVATIONS On the principal DISEASES
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the Fistula in elno.
By THOMAS COPELAND,
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Dactmaite 24,1814.
.'AT 2 numerous and respectable Meettng of the
inhabitants 'of this Ward, assembles this day at Salter 's
Hall, JOHN ATKINS, EA. M.P. Alderman of the Ward, in
the Chair:
1. Resolved unanimously, That the Tax upon Income, com •
nionly called the Property Tax, imposed by Acts of the 43d and
4iitti of the Wing, in order to meet the exigencies of the War in
which this Couniry was then engaged, will by law expire on the
Bth day of April next.
2. Resolved snanimously, That the People of this Kingdom,
who have so cheerfully endured the pres+ure, and willingly sub-
mitted to the privations and sacrifices, of a war unparalleled to
history, may now, after the sine has Lime so gloriously tenni-
. siseab—sesttir and-wielt eonfitleviee swiss

exertions In the diminution of the burthen of relation.
S. Resolved unanimously, It.at the Tax on Income is not
only highly objectionable in it' principle, Involving as It does an
exposure of the private affairs of individuals, but is also in its
operation oppressive and vexatious, being a tax on industry, and
osentially detrimental to the Trade and Manufactures of this
Kingdom.
4. Resolved unanimously, That as the faith of Parliament is j
pledged to the cessation of the Income Tax on the 6th day of
April next, this Meeting, in common with the rest of their Fe:-
low-citizens and the Country at large, confidently look forward
tO tha: period as the termination 01 one of the htaviest bur, hens
of the late war; and most deeply and solemuly4eprecate tne re-
sews' of this 'lax, so oppressive and injurious to the Commu-
thty, end co revolting to the feelings of Eitglithturn.
it etiolved unanimously, That a Petition, founded on the
fbregoing Resolutions, be presented to the Honourable the
House of Commons, prayir g that they will he pleased to reject
any propodtion that may be made for the renewal of the said

Fat.
O. Resolved unanimously, That a Committee he appointed to
prepare. the said Petition; and that the said Committee do con-
sist of the Deputy alai Conimon Council, and at thz following
Gentlemen, inhabitants' of this Ward, v.z. Messrs. Tuavaas,
RA Pr;MUNN, TWIIMLOW, SHARP, and blowup.
1. Resolved unanimously, lint the Draft el the Petition now
real be approved; and t hat a iair copy thereof do heat the %4 ar•!
Cie, k'. Office for the•aiZ•.at.tre of the Inhabitants; and that Mr.
Ald, imaa Ai it IN s lye r, guested to pre'rnt the same to the Ho.
nourat.le the House of Commons. •
8. Resolved unauiantusiy, That the Thanks of this Ward
Meeting be given to N ATKIN s, Esq M.P. and Alderman
•ol this Ward, for the 'waive's with witch he complteJ w:tit
Regioisitinn for calling this Ward Meeting, and fur his impartial
conduct in the Chair.
9. Wu:dyed unanimously, That the 'Thanks of this Ward
Meeting be.give,i to Mr. Deputy WILLIA:.IS, Mr. Paiute E, Mr.
BELL. Mr. RYDCR, Mr. Koss, Mr. HALLS, Mr. Woonwisan,
and Mr. ficZwoun, our Representatives w the Court of Corn-
auto Council, for the able and judicious manner in which they
have brought forward the important buantras of this day before
the Ward Meeting. •
10 Resolved unanimously, That the foregoing Resolution*
be inserted in the usnal Morning and Evening Papers.
Signed by the Ward Clerk,
MOT THOMAS, Ward Clerk.
19. Walbrook, Dee. g 4, 1814.

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