The late Dr. Elliot had n...
The Times, 1824-10-23T00:00:00

'lihc latc Dr. Elliot ha(i never beemi a favou-ritc wIlte% George Uru, and When Lord G. Germain requested H1is ilajcst; confer the tile of Baronet on that rhysiisan, the Eir i fnanit,ted mucb unwiflintness, savingata length, "But if I do, he $ha1] not be my physician." " So, S!'" teplied hlis Lordship, "he bhaUl be yaoum Aj:ksrtyj baronet, and iuy phvsicltn." 'This excitde the !Ioyal Stii0e, and tlie title was c.nfe-red: AI.GERNON SYDNaY.-A man of great ure, gteat sense, and great parts, which he showed both It t trn -nd death for when hezarne on the scafiold, iustmdea , of s he-w tohcTh- onlv that he had made his peace with Gods d te cmne ;ot thither to talk, bit ts die put a paper iDto the shmrtd-sr ti a?ud napther into n friend's: said one prayer shore as a g,. hii da h nec_a and bid the executioner do his ofce.-vdy .M r' . As a proof of the fi.euess of Cretliton quinnin; it iLs re- lated thai one hllndred and forty threa4saf' woollen 1-am. that town, were drawt t4gether through the-eyv nf a tIt'lnrs which needle and threads svere t) be sRen niany vears ill Uatlan,4; street, London, in the shop ef one IYtns6orabe at the sign O1 Golden Bottle. The discoveries, however, ef Watt aad krkwngit bave enabled the nzanufact,UNere of the present dav far w excs: an- cient Crediton in the fineneassof spiuiiog-PIym kiod& jn L ,aturiay weck.-a female chti,' about a monuth eld, was left at the door Of (er Roman Catholic ebln pel of this town, IDa fortadio o of thv I w as im edel police, who on inquiry, had everyreaWo jett suspect that the mother of the chili had proceeded oa a: jeund ng. U towards Langford. blares lost Ito ts.inL losnh.rtd succeeded to his pursuit at otgtwortbstowi, where hearrestedi the;younnlsady. in coipany-with her brother, the Rev. lr. H. TLhe, parties flaving been taken bet fore Thotne S. Wntne3y, E'sq., the nex niagist]ie, the Rev. Gaen- tlciutin ackaw1edged the hIact, anti- Said, Ehat it was enitirely at his tesite and isjuncEiun that his sister-dyopped her child at tne place abovie-mentioned. Ha-,1ing proceede to this-town, the young wo- man was taken before'Jhh i4Lyons, Req., who, in humanity to thme unfiortunate girl, (who ato ably tilesiied to. hide th e disgraudul circumstance from her friends. a e 7 ear'st of oge and being under the direction of her Rv brothera ofered - bedt in the custody of Sergeant M-_eameundl a nurse could be ovided f'or thie child, anld'secitrity given' for its maintenance, an& stuse's t:UILE Or0n BLI87Wt!jfD FEET.--CaptaiU 1Coehraise, in his :mTivPlsIft.,uasia, savay" 01title last diivr'aunach, I fell. i-A with one.of N*olen-'s 6oldieai:. -Henvas zs lvely and even servicetibe eolupsAoin,-for upon h le i~omuncatd tme-s altOet;amde f- ure'whch.- ave-never fbund to' ftL&W sm1'tor etetrssne e,wt-p. tits mn-ged with talow-droped tiOrnkiighecnl1e. into thle palM of the iiand. 'On the following inorning-no:lItters wll e.xist; tht1e sipirit sems to Poessess the. heaUlIsg poiver, the'tilho, svterving onay. to :k~e,pthe skin toi*.,aud,pliant. Tte soles of tlisefee't, tile ancles, end ilnsteps,cslould be rubbed wells. and-even -where no bhister~scxint' the application snav-be UsKAYinU atle as -a pieiventive. - Salt anda wae i g ,dsubstitute; end, wfilceon ;this- henda 1t would re. cornmend,foott.oavellerg n-ever to wearzight -and left aboes: it is llbaa economy~, -and indeed-servjta-to crarn the feet.".