Star.
London, England, 1806-04-16 00:00:00

OLD arlitEr.

This morning the Seffii•ns fir London and Middle-
fez commenced, before the Right Hon. Lord ELL,
aciaouots, Sir GILES ROOKS, and the Hon. Bar
Toromasor, and the ufual City Officers:
Kennovin, jobs Gabel, and 7ofeifrb Peeler,
three boys, the oldea of whom was not more than
ten years of age. were charged with burglariouflv
breaking open and entering the limp of Richard Molt
a holier, in Shoreditch, and sealing therefrom feat.
ral pairs of flockings, on the night of the ass'
ultimo. It appeared that a pane of glafs in
profecutor's (hop window had been taken out,
putty having been removed all round the glafs
a knife, or other !harp inftrument. The three pit,
ners were leen (landing a long time round the win-
dow by the patroles, about eight o'clock in the
evenings and upon accomplifbing their purpofe,
they were making off with their booty. when they
were feized by the officers. One pair of ftockinr
only, was wood upon them,' and a fourth boy, set
was in companl. efcapcd.
The Jury, After a (port deliberation, found Kenna
yin and Gabel guilty of larceny, and they acquitted
Parker. Kennovin was ten, and Gabel only eight
years of age.

Died lift night, in the 7 tli year of his age,
MR Tom, many years one of his Majefty's Phyfici

On Monday an Officer of rank in the army
charged before the Sitting Alderman at Gull&
w•i+it riotous behaviour, at the White Honk
Fctieriane. It appeared, the Defendant had alai
ed the houfe in the night, by beating his wife,
tb,eatetting to murder the chambermaid, who
to the lady's Alliance, The Alderman, after rt
minding the Defendant for his behaviour, orde
him to make the Proprietor of the Inn fatisfadi
tor the treuhle he had occalioned, which he did,
Wet's ditchatged.

In every parfait of pr -fi:ahle adventure,
points of it amid be well attended tn, which pi
I a material interelt. Every one, thcrcfore. who
poles to have a flake in the prefent Lottery sale,
that is indifpotably the molt advantageous Wined
many years, lbauld rase, that at the very emote,
ment of the Drawing, which is fit near at hand at
lath of neat month, the five firfi drawn numbers
be entitled to toool. each. This alone is an inter
of real eonfequence, and will doahtlefs tend to indt
an early potrafflon of chances in a Scheme of fad%
common etc: ad ions

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i'res the LOND')N GAZE rr Apa S.

MILITARY PROMOTIONS.

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ORDWAsats•OhriCß. APRIL 15.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.
rand Li:uremia tairtildrimker to be Firfl lieutenant, vice
todber, deccafed. • arch 28, 1806.
riot tacwebatit jainks-Hit,tnett to he Second Captain. vice Clif•
too, raiglicel; Second Lieutenant Robert H. Ord to be ruil
Lietit.loon, 'let IL nimett. Dated April 7, tk6.
Commiffions figned by the Vire Lieutenant of the
County of Stafford.—Staffurtlfhire Yeomanry Ca-
valry.
T ajot ...Milan Keen to be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Sir John
Ede..fon Hearbente. refigned ; Captain Moreroo tValhoitfe to
be Major, vice Keen, promoted.. Dated Vebru3ry as, tBc6.
Lichfield Volunteer Infantry.
ieutempant Colonel Fa'rfaz Mor iby to be litutemirt-Colorel•
Commandant, salt.- Patten. retigned ; Lieutenant Henry Chinn
to be Captain, vice Simpfon, rckt.ed ; Ideutritant Thomas
'fltynne &Impel to Le Captain, vice Uill, reigned. Dated Ja.
unary alk 1806.
Lnngpnrt Volunteer Infantry.
human Fernyhoo:h. G,rt. to be Adjutant, wizb the Brevet rank
of Captain. Dated January tl.
Moorland V•ilunteer Infantry.
Thomas Beckett. Dent. to be EnSgn. Dared February 19, a!o6.
PARTNFASHIFS DISSOLVED.
Matthew Warren ad IMder Jenkhir, of Clement's lane, London,
flip and bifuraticci.rtdrer., April t t. 180 i.
amuel Ruth Meyrick and William Macgeorge, of Parliament-
ftreet, Waßmlniter, army agents, January 18, t goo.
Richard Corker, late of Weedier. Woreefterndre. 11.4 int:ph
Smith, of Stourport, Worceßerfhire, bari:c owners and carriers
ou the River Severn, March as. 1806.
'I Nunn Forty, fm. Thomas Forty, jun. and Arthur raw. Forty,
a Birmingham, IcatLer toy manatadturers, Peecniher it, tZos.
'moles Matthews. and W. J. Parker, of Eriflol, warehouferneu,
cg. Jane 24. 181/.
lfisei Brown, Macclesfitid, and Thome. llobiloron, of kainow,
both In CbcOlire. Iron founder.. March t, 1806.
William Gregory Woodman and Joreple hierars.of queeres.conrt,
Circus. Minority. wholefale glovers, April 9, amh.
Henry Silikets and John Sines', of Scot's yard, Bulh•lane, Lon-
don, merchants, April E. 1806.
Lamy Houghton and John Farmer, of Wapping, wine and brandy
merchants, December 31. I Rot.
BANKRUPTS.
Terreltrr C`arke, of Xing'. !treat, Covent Garden. Middlefea,
loecthao, desire and chapman, to furrender April rt. May 3,
at one, and May 17, rr twelve. at Guildhall. Anomie', Meths,
Kibblevrlslte ar..l Rowland, Gray a Inn place.
John Solomon. of Fell-ttrect, Wood-Brett, CheapVe, I.ondon,
dealer and ch2pmar, Ayrd 22. May 3, at one, and May ay, at
twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, fair Elias lilacs, Mitre-coon,
Aldgate.
Hathattiel Trewhitt. of Arleton•emem-Wirz, Yorlifldre, lintn•
marofiflurar, dealer and cliapnian, May 6. 7. and 27. at eleven,
at. the Golden I.ion.Nortballerton. Attu, Mem, Mr. Hiril. Nor.
thanertan ; or Meer'. Allen. ExLy, and Stocker, Fumivars.

bin, London.
Slamuel Neak Bedrock. late of Exeter, furceon and apothecary,
April at, ast, anti May ay, at five, at the Globe Tavel tr„ Patter.
Atiornice, Mere' Short and Barnes, Lutes ; or Wits. Dime
and Lotham, New Inn, London.
William Joynfon and Richard Lewla, both now or late of Mar-
ebefter. cern and flour dealers, (Monsen. and copartners, May
7, IL and ay. at one, at the Gi-,.rte Inn. Dale greet, Liverpool.
Anomie,. Meth... 1.11C4 and HAIM Livernool.
William a'el..ll and John Welch. of Brook.ftr-et, i Tolborn, Mid-
disks, boot anti flow makers, deatent, charmer), and copartners,
April 10. as. and May ay. at ten, at Gnildhall 'Attorney, Mr.
Boskicky, No. 61, Leman ft reel, Goodman's Ileitis.
30. DI VIDP.NDS.
April Richard Harrifon, of !Jun tt ta-I ae-End, starlet of trmis,
Latteathire, innkeeper, dealer and chapatti), at two, at the Pack
Nodefon. Ohl Churchiard. Manche:ter.
I April to. James briar, of Higher lane, within Pilkington, Lan.
cafhire. nankeen mattelaclurer, fhoplt i epee, dealer and chaprnan,
1 at four. or the Royal Oak Inn. MAt,Cheati.
Apt ii w. Robert Joreih Boddicom. of Liverrool, merchant, (as
partner with Michael Callen and Robert Martin, late of Liver-
.,
'Nt pool. metehonta) at twelve, a. the Angel. Dale.ftreet, Liverpool
April *6. Thomas Sanders. of Tooting, Surrey, tallow-chandler,
at one, at Guildhall, London.
April a. Richard Walker. now or late of Leierßer, dealer and
ebaernan, at twelve, at the aloe Bell Inn, Leicelite.
April 34. Arthur Haan), late of Weft thonghron, Lancathire,
thepheeper. at ten, at the Volunteer in Bolton.
Apra 36. John Fr;onings, of Hoeft:roomiest, Rau, vietualler,
at eleven. at Guildhall. London.
April 26. James Etches, of Daventry, Northampton/tire, mercer
and draper, at twelve, at Guildhall. London.
A phi 14 William Put k ley ,of Vauxhall Road, Searcy, merchant,
at I. leven.at Guildhall.
;r April ao Benjamin Water., of Wormwood greet, London, and
1 of Coiney Hatch, Midditfex, broker, at ten, at Guildhall.
April 37. James BY, fitt. late of Mere, Wilt.. cheek fadior. &oer
and ehapman, at Otters. at the Greyhound Inn, \Vincanton.
April ay. 401)11 Park, of Aultin•Friars, London, merchant, at
eleven, ar Guildhall.
April 0. James Stevens, late of James.ftreet, o:cutlets-Rem,
Middlcfex, corn-dealer, at chum, at Guildhall.
April 30. Richard Henry Armiftead, now or lace of Bradford,
Yorlifhiro, grocer, drake and charnan, at twelve, at the Bull's-
Head Inn, Bradford.
April to. Peter Dubbeldemuta Van Dyck, Arnold John Green;
Leuven, etroWynand Adrisen Dc Crofter Vint, late of tkc Cir.
the, hi tie llehnories, London, merchants, dealers, chaptnen and
.copartners, at twelve, and at eleven, at Guildhall.
April p. John Middleton, of lanlton-le-Moore, Lancaltire, Inn- i
keeper, at eleven, at the Ship Inn, Bolton le-Moors.
April sp. George Elliot and George Pkkard, late of Wood (tree,
Cheepfsdp,liendon, velvet-ribbon and fancy triounieg menu-
faigarerp„ turd copartners, at one, at Guildhall.
`.. I.lay 3t. 'William Wilberforce Bird, of Coventry, Illk.manufac•
. Curer, at tin, at Guildhall, London.
.April A. •Thrauas Appleton, late of Wigan, Lancafliire, dyer, at ,
ten, at the Eagle and Child Inn, IVigan.
April ad. Jana Formby, late of Newburgh within Lathom, Lan-
cadre, bjackfiatitb, at four, at the Eagle and Child Inn, Wigan.
•
Trig Vot.varssas.—On l'i iday 1.01 a Committee, 1
confiltinr of the Officers and four Privates of the St.
Saviour's:Volunteer Infantry,were fumnioc.ert by their
'. 7Commaailant, Major P.aes 3, who informed them that
.Mr. Wi *OH& it, the Secretary at War, having brow; lit
in a Bill to regulate the Volunteer Syllem, and that,
(
err; underfianding the new rtsillutions, be thought it advife•.
able they fhould refign. (In this reprefentation the
t ornmktge came to feveral refollitions I the relish of
li
twohtichhatwpan'nrpothrlet hasthe becoerninfeihnnt utolittrherie Ps:rid aLdeuatlettentt
• L__ the County. This corm ennfilled of about too
^ boufekeepen of the parith of St. SA vinur, in the Bo-
rough a Onuthwai kg aimed, accontred, and clothed,
at their own espenee. Some member sof the corps.
we underdone!, do not approve of this proceeding of
Major Ports and the Commiltee.
, /'. If the ablate intelligence, which totcopy from ano
t they paper, be true, it would be furprifing if ally body
eonld approve the condnA of the Committee. To fay
the lead of it, the Rep is premature. It is very likely
r' that the Commander of a VNIIIIIIiett Corps may not
underhand Mr. WINDHAM% plan, hat why not wait
till at leafl the meafure Lad been dirtied into the
form of a Bill ?
We are glad to find, however, that the Comman-
i dens of other Volunteer Corps have not ben fopreci-
pitate. Colonel Accoca, commanding the Loyal
Soothwark Volunteers, has fent a Circular Letter to
his Corps, in which he cautions them aglainfl any
I,' 1 unfavourable impreffinns from the pro/I(4d Dr, ar.
1, 1 olangements, or from any corps irtromaiard.r apaaoppz
elver..
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SPORTING iwriLitancr.

CATTER lOC BRIDGE MEETING.
Uri DN !DAY.
Lord Strathmore' br. f. b Sir Pars, yR r
Mr T. Robinfoo's b. c. by cningbrougb, 811.
Mr Walker's ch. colt Baro et, by Stride, Btt lib 3
5 to 2 and 3 to t on Baronet.—A good race.

Ssreeydlak-%, of sgs. each for horfes,&c. not dm.
rouji bred, 'zit. Rode by Gentlemen—z mile
heats. Twelve Subicribers.

Mr Dower's b. S. by Cavenditb, aged I 1 I
Mr Chaytnes b h. by Conftitution 1 1 3
Mr Bummned b. g. by Wind'alone, 5 yrs old (rode by
I.arerlles) 3 3 1

Mr. J. Motley's ch. c. by Apollo, Rotted, and
came in lira for the firll heat, but was not allowed to
(fort for the fecond heat, being difqoalified.
Even betting on Mr. llowyer's g. after the &II
hear, 2 to I he wan—after the fecond heat, 2 to I
on Mr. Chaytor's honk —A good race.
Fifty Pounds for all ages.—Two-mile heats.
Mr DenCa gr. colt Young Selim, by the Arabian Selim,
3 yrs old, •R (J 'Late) t
Mr Coates ch. C. by Bilboprick, 3 yrs old, 'ft - 3 2
Mr Morria's h. c. Still Dick, 3 yrs Lid, 7ft ' a 3
Five to 4 on Stiff Dick—after the heat 2 to t on
Selim.
THURSDAY.
The Gold Cup, value loop. and togs. in fpecie,
for all ages. Three miles.
Sir W. Gerard's br. h Young Chariot, by Chariot, 3 yrs old I
Duke of Deeds h. c. by Star, riling 4 yes old, Sft
Swcepfiaiceb of cogs. each, fnr fillies, VI.
One mile and a half. Sic Subfcribers.

Mr Peirfe's hr hhr Beningbrough, out of Rammed • I
Mr MeWei.. b. Streatham Lars,by Pipator • 2

yERsEr.

The following yartieolars of the efcape of a Prifoner from bltehe,
in France, in the month of October lag, having relation the
;anal fituation of the Eriglifla prifoners in that country, we
think it may be int, refli,l to our Reader'.
Francis Biffon, of this ifland, was taken prifoner
on the coal, of Brittany, on the ,Bth of May, 1803.
He was at firii condudled to Lamballe. and after-
wards to Fnuntainhleau, where he was allowed the
city, and three leagues round, for his prifon ; war
not being yet declared, he received no fubfiftence from
the Government. Having efcaped to Paris, he was
flopped by the police, and recondufted to nuntain-
bleau, where he was put so chile confinement ; from
thence he was brought to Epinal, where, in a fhort
time, there were 1200 Englilh mitoners. Here, he
was granted rather more liberty, and was pretty well
Instated, when he was coutirraed to Phalfburg, where
he procured the place of interpreter to an hot-pita!,
in which were ahnnt fifty Englifh prilnners c mfined,
and ye y badly treated. He remained here until the
It of April, 1804, and was afterwards takcn to Ver.
dun, at which place there were nearly eight hundred
prifoners, two thirds of whom are detained there
contrary to the law of nations, only being in France
at the moment of the declaration of war. However,
the latter are not clofcly confined, nor feverely treat-
ed ; they have the liberty cf walking a league from
the town, and are often allowed to go farther ;—but
' permiffion to gn to any great diftance, mug be ob-
i tained by favour or money. Thole who have for-
tunes, eafily find the means of procuring m,ney, and
ennfequently are well received by the inhabitants ;
' tome of the rich have there eflablithed apublic theatre,
a tennis court, horfe races, and billiard tables ;—hnt
M. &flop did not find his titillation agreeable at Ver-
dart ; he had but three fnus a day, and a pound and
A half of brown bread ; he efcaped a fecond time,
but was again taken and condulted to Bitche, where
many relpedlable Englifh are confined ; he fucceeded
again in 'reaping, and the following is his own ac-
count of it :
After twenty nine months imprifonment, fix teen of
which I palled at Bitche, I was put into a cell under
ground for having neglefted tr. attfaer to the call of
the 3oth of September Taft. I found means to ef
cape the fecond day, in this manner—ln the evening
the garder brought me water, but did nut bring his
lanthorn with him ; as it was very dark, I Hole out
foftly without being perceived, and he barred the
_door, thinking me (till in the dungeon ; hut though
I had fucceeded in deceiving the gaoler, it was hill
neceffary to avoid a centinel, and gain the court yard;
I (looped at low as I poffibly could, and perceiving
that, fortunately, the eentry box was empty, I made
ufe of it to climb on the rampart, and I endeavour.
ed to get to the ground by the help of the cavities in
the wall : but scarcely had I attempted it, when a
(lone rolling from under my foot, I fell from a height
of about fix, y feet ; although funned and broiled by
the fall, I bad, however, the good fortune not to have
any bone broken ; when a little recovered, I gained a
neighbouring Forel, from whence I hoped to efcape,
by the banks of the !Woe ; but I had been before fo
much exhaufled, that. overdrive with fatigue, and the
pain of my truifea, I lay on the grr and and fell
afleep. When I aw'ke, a man in rinitarn afked me
who I war, and where i was going ? I told him that
I was a.Ft dotty grenadier, enuring from the hapital,
and going to join my regiment on the other fide of
the Rhine. lie looked at nit with a very ineredu•
. Ides air, and alkyd m-, if I We! e not Francis Biffon,
who had pill efcaped from Bitche? I affeeted to
appear ftirprifed, and haughtily sliced hint to pet mit
me to contiose my route. He allied roe many more
quellions, which, by chance, I anfwered • ightly, and
after giving me bine refrefhmeni, he politely (hewed
wienhe &often way to reach the Rhine; I however
perceived that he ilrongly ftifpated me, hut that lie
was ton humane to emit me. 1 Aron arrived at the
Rhine, and in (peaking to a boatman. I was futprifed
to learn that he was informed of my flight; but for-
tunately he was In caielefs, that all the prifoners
mighi have efcaped without his paying any attenthm.
As I converted with him, I perceived two gem-
d'arrnes ; at that moment I conlidered myfelf 101 l ;
but.' by an unespelied good fortune. they puffed
without taking any notice of me. As loon as I was
at the other tided the Rhine. I proceeded to Ralladt,
and from thence to Franckfort, where I received the
greaiell hofpitality from two Germans, and from two
of my countrymen. whom I there found. I think ii
necedtry alto to mention the civility of Mr. Brooke
Taylor, our Envoy, who gave me a papnrt for
Embden ; but being inbrmed that the French had.
in put, evacuated Hanover. I proceeded to Ham.
burgh, where the Engli(M Conful retired my pair
port, and from dunes I embarked for England.

THE VALE OF Pkiroaas.

By Mr .M al Batt.

Now Spring coed► her beauties around,
And the ►loßoms begin to appear;
The primrofes peep from the ground,
And whifper that Summer is near.
Tranfport me, 0 Fancy! dear maid,
To a fpot tht molt farm ever aimed;
And let me by Ddia be laid
On the beautiful banks of the Clwyd.
Though on the bleak mountain around,
Nor bloSbm mg verdure be Peen ;
Yct thou, lovely Valley, art crawled
With buds of perennial green :
Retreat of good humour and Joy,
Where troubles nor furrows Intrude;
Sweet pleafures which never can cloy
Reid. in the Valley of Lloyd.
To the wake. degreft Delia, away,
Why braid thy toed locks with filch care?
My maid will in fimpleß array
Surpafs ey'ry nymph that la there.
Hafle, Della, lees join In the throng,
The hamlet's already o'erßrew'd,
The harps have begun the blithe fong,
And Pleature Rips over the Cluyd.
Rut where glides my fancy along .?
Alas ! I mull alter my ilrain,
I than neer be thair paßimes among-•
Nor Otall ever fee Della again !
Farewell, deareß (caws of delight !
Farewell, eery (port I purfued !
Farewell, ev'ry pleaftre-crown'd tight!
Farewell—:ovely Valley of auyd !

BRIGHTON, APRIL 13.
Thnrfday—The IR Regiment of King's Dragoon
Guards were reviewed on Hollingbury Cattle Hill,
by the Prince of WALes this morning. His Royal
Highncfs was on the field about half pall eleven
o'clock, accompanied by his Royal brother the Duke
of SENISkr, Generals GREY and Staff, General
Marcia:As, Sec. The Prince was habited, as a
Field Mar fhal ; the Duke of SUSLES: was in colour.
ed cloaths, and both appeared in high health and
fpirirs. The proceedings of the day occupied a (pace
of fume hours. • His Royal Highnefs expreffed the
grearell faiisfargion. During the praelice, Captain
%%risme. in wheeling rapidly with his troop, in
half ilitladEolls, WAR dilmonnted, but happily received
no injury. Soon after three their Royal Highneffes
returned to the Pavillion, and at four, with Mrs.
FITZHEP.EF RT. tire I-inn. Milt SPIV MnUR, Cenci:4l
City, &c. lor fume little time before dinner paraded
the S.cyne.
_ _ _ _ _

Friday.—The Royal Brothers were on horfeback
this day ; the rides confegnently had a very hand-
rime difplay of the gem dr condition at prefent in this
neighbourhood. The weather, though /eh hazy than
yefterday. proved more damp and cold. Through
the medium of the Conftable of this town, his Royal
Higlinefi. the Prince of Watts has caofed it to he
fignified to the inhabitants generally, that he has nut
bellowed his faottion or patronage in favour of the
propofed baron nr harbour for this place ; nor in ha
does he polTefs any fuch intention.
Sunday.—The Prince and the Doke of Sussex
I were on the Steyne for a very Ihort time this mor-
ning. The fnow which fell yellerday has now &f-
-anfare& but the weather continues unplearantly
damp and cold. Lieutenant General Lammas, from
Gooiwnod, returned to this place yellerclay. The
Royal Brothers leave this place for London, it is Paid,
either on Tuefday or Wednefday next.

fin Monday, Martin Robert Blackall, fan of Captain Robert
Black.,ll, of RuQctl•fquare.
At ht. Lodginp, at Paddingtoo, Lieutenant Robert Dunham,
of the Royal Navy, aged yie
Thurf.lay 4it, at Deptiord, MI Sarah Milne, youngcft daugh-
ter of the itev. Dr. Milne, of that plate.

FREEHOLD AND OOPYHOLD LAND, AND BRICK

KILN. DUCK&

To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. MUNN.
At °areaway's, on Monday, April 18, at twelve o'clock, In
Twenty-one lots,
nNE Hundred and Fifty Acres of rich Arable and
Failure Land, with a Brick Kiln, fuitable Out•bultdings,
capital bed of excellent Brick Earth, and a fubltantial Owelliog
Houle. The whole of the Eflate is fituate bi the Immediate vid•
ulty of the capital Market and Borough Town of Aylefbury, a
right to vote for which, as well as the County, will be included in
the putchafe of each of the Freehold Lots.

Vrintcd particulars and Plana may be bad of Mr. Auhrry, So-
licitor. "fooke's.-Court, Chanmry-Lane ; at the Mee of Acton
Chaplin, Efq. and of Mr. Barker, Land Surveyor, Ayleftsury ; Mr.
Willis, Solicitor, Leighton Buzzard; Mr. Willis, Winflow ; Cots.
ham Arm.. Bueltiugham ; Red Lion, Wentlover ; Crown, Amer-
fham ; White Hoar, Uxbridge; ERcc Ann,. Watford; Bell,
Hanel Hanpittatl; King's /%IIMI, Berk hampftrad ; Rofe and
Crown, 'Fling; at Garrawa) a; and of Mr. Munn, Walbropk,
near the Royal Exchange.

HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Andy, and heal
gratified by the molt confiderable pradlce in that branch
which I thought proper to feted, I crud that I have not more ntlf-
employed my time than thrife who, in the attentive field of the
profellion, are nccaftmally immerfed In one rtalnty, and cannot
always attain that Nerds which is acquired by concentrating tie
intsllechal power to one clefs of diforders.
The difeaf. • of DEBILITY are pxcullarly diltreffing, for they
bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a do.
preflion of all vital energy, exiltence itfclfbecomes embitterat,••
Whether they arife front the prevalence of ill example, the &ante.
tive habits of fchoolboys, or the indulz,-nees of maturity, they rt
quire the moft affiduonsproftffional lkill ; hut by the Ignorance of
uneducated men, the fymptoms arc aggravated, and the conftito •
don is defrayed.
Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGF.ONS,
I Remind my prctenfions no regularity of education, and poir,Mog
every privilege to peas:lice, I feel myfeif entitled to that confidence
with which I have hitherto been fu liberally honoured.
In the firtt lenfatlons of local weaknefs, early application will
prevept the calamity of a debilitated frame ; hut where the (utterer,
from a confeiroifnefs of the wimattlincfs of the vice which csufed
his misfortune, is fearful of the ennti-nipt or ccaure of his tam di
phyfician, and broods over his infirmity with careful concealment,
it molt be Istisfaanry for him to he .liturral sot only of capabilhy
of treatment but alfo of the molt inviolable frcrecy.
And In r, c, ntYt aerial Conirlainrs it Is pntlihie to prevent pain,
danger or dials fa ; in the molt complleat:d c fee it is tt, aeriuire-
rocut of cscitsfive evreriente In tins fine to t&el a fate, certain,