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nent ply sician,..' and produces an aninsl
heat 10 the body, which cannot be obtained
from flannel,'G'c Jc.-We should thiul.
this wonder wor king shirt ought TO alarm,
The faculty much more than did Perkins
famous Tractors They ought to declsir
war against this mischievous Iesther-dre,
ser at once, and punish the blabbing " EN-
merit physician by excommunicaiion. se7ls
100 bad, Doctor. p Uoreesser Sly.
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The Conn. Courant, among other evils,
mentions the consumption Of ardent spitits.
1t reckoRs the expence above 25 millions, OF
more than al the expeEces of Government,
including ever the interest Of the national
debt, Let every man begin to lessen tLt.e
expences.


Characterization before the usurpatioa
Of General Bonaparte, and whilst even H..
was an ardent professor Of republican Prize
pies, being a commissioner for negotiating tbs
treaty Of Campo Formia, together with Count
Meelleldt, on the part of Austria, the latter
ventured 10 propose 10 him a principally ii
Germany. Napolean expressed himself To BE-
obliged and hattered by the offer as it show
ed the opinion entertained Of his talents
and Importance, but said it would never
answer for him. He added, that ii was his
object 10 gel admission into the government Of
his own country and that, If he could once
set bis foot in the slirrup, he had no doubt be
should 60 a great way.


By the death Of the Princess Charlotte,
his Serene Highness the Prince Of SAKE
Cobourg, the melancholy su viver Of his
better hopes and brilliant prospects, will en-
Joy an annuity of ,oo0l year, in pursu-
ance of The marriage settlement.


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DeafA offhe nezv Deg Of .aigiers In one
Of our late London papers, we find an arti-
Gle under the Leghorn date Of Oct. s, sta
ting thar Sir Robern Gembin, Commander
of the English corvette Myrmidon, who
had arrived there from Mahon, had brought
the following news -" The English Con-
sui at Mahon had received from the Consul
of the same nation at Algiers, official news
Of the death of The Dey on the 18th Sep





tembtr. This event resulted from the en-
trance Of Hamburgh prize into the port
The English Consul demanded that it
should be restored, but the Dey having re-
fused, all the Consuls drew up an energetic
protest, threatening TO depart. This gave
rise TO popular commo ion. The Dey
reiired 10 the Palace, bat was attacked by
the people and strangled The new Dey
was formerly shoe maker. He shews
picifc disposition, and has already offered
to put the town Of Bony into the hands of
The English. 1t is not known whether this
offer will be accepted / he town is quiet,
and the Consuls are respected"


New Years Gif.-A Mrs. Potter, her
sister, and DR.. Scheneck, Jun. of N. York,
drew on The st instant. the prize of 100,
600 dollars in the Maryland Surgical Lot
terry pretty successful operation for
junior Doctor


Mr.. Estabrooks, of Lebanon, is sta
ted % be the person that drew the highest
prize in 4th class of Springfield Bridge
Lottery. This will enrich his farm equa.
% Plaster of Paris


CHINA.


Notwithstanding the treatment British En-
Voys, with rich presents, have received al the