"nlent expectoration not been a philanthropist, would probably have been a maniac. when the origin to evo disin attention as, which, and self-conto monopolise us to lose a sense s and concerns in eral sympathy with Howard, had he ale sermon of the late Dr. On the duty of not living to if the principles of it were pro use. A case of hypochondriasis has likewise occurred lately within the practice of the Reporter, which approached in its symp toms to that of melancholy, above referred to, but which originated from, and has been perpetuated by, a very different The former arising from circumes, acting immediately upon the the other, upon the mind, through m of the body. The depresregularity of the spirits, in nce, seemed to be in a not entirely produced, the principal organ mach appeared on ssert an ascendancy aculty. The connec nem, involves in fact, a pendance. "The mind e like a jerkin, and a jerg, rumple the one, and you he other." The operation of a er in the physical part of our frame, More frequently evident in inducing t a total obscuration, but a twilight of the intellect, an intermediate and equi vocal state between entire sanity, and decided derangement. A state in which a large proportion of hypochondriacal men, and of hysterical females, under the influence of the vapours, may be considered as nosologically placed. J. REID. Grenville-street, Brunswick-square, HABETICAL LIST of BANKRUPTCIES and DIVIDENDS, announced between the 20th of February and the 20th of March, extracted from the London Gazettes. BANKRUPTCIES. [This Month 197.] Motors' Names are between Parentheses.) and J. Ludlow, Walworth, oilmen. j's inn (Wat. R. Clayton in the Woods, Lancafter. co (Hurd, d. Lancafter, victualler, (Claughton Shoemaker. (Ellis, Chancery lane mouth (shaw, (Chiflet, (Stanlfreet and (Callaway, (Williams and Batty his other works, with a copious commentary, is preparing for the press. A new work is preparing by Mr. PETER NICHOLSON, on the Mechanical Exercises of Carpentry, Joinery, Bricklaying, Ma-. sonry, Turning, &c.; with plates of the various tools used in each branch of business. SIR GEORGE ALLEY, is preparing for the press, Reports of the Utility and Einployment of Mercury, in the treatment of inflammatory and other diseases, in which the exhibition of that remedy has been neglected and considered as inadmissible. A stereotype edition of the Bible in French, collated with the most approved foreign editions, is in considerable for wardness. The Hon. ANNABELLA HAWKE, has nearly ready for publication, Babylon, and other poems, in foolscap, octavo. A View of the present State of Sicily, its Rural Economy, Population, and Produce, from a late Survey of the Professor of Agriculture at Palermo, with Observations on its general character, commerce, revenues, &c. by a British officer, serving in the Mediterranean, will appear in a few days, in one quarto volume. A botanical work, entitled, Illustrationes Theophrasti in usum Botanicorum præcipue perigrinantium, in an octavo volume, is nearly ready for delivery. It contains a list of more than four hundred species which have been described by that celebrated ancient. It is arranged in three parts; the first containing an alphabetical list of the plants, with their notices and descriptions as they occur in the two great works of that author; a systematic table of the several species according to the Linnæan system; and a lexicon explaining all the technical terms made use of by Theophrastus. Mr. NICHOLAS CARLISLE has sent to press, his Topographical Researches in Wales, which he hopes to lay before the public in the beginning of May. Mr. J. CARTER has near completed a collection of drawings in illustration of. the Costume of England, from the remotest periods to the present day. The subjects consist of statues from niches, tombs, basso-relievos; effigies from brasses; paintings on walls; illuminated missals; and authenticated public his torical paintings. The number of these representations already amounts to 350. Mr. ANTHONY TODD THOMPSON, has nearly ready for publication, The London Dispensatory; containing the Elements and Practice of Materia Medica and Pharmacy, with a translation of the Pharmacopoeias of London, the Edinburgh, and the Dublin, Colleges of Phy sicians; many useful tables; and cop per-plates of the Pharmaceutical Apparatus; the whole forming a Synopsis of of Materia Medica and Therapeutics. Pysche, or the Legend of Love, with. other poems, by the late Mr. HENRY TIGHE, will speedily issue from the press. An alteration has been made at Trinity College, Cambridge, in the form of admission; those who intend to become members being no longer admitted by proxy, but obliged to appear in person. The order of Fellow Commoner is also abolished in this society. The following are the subjects for Sir Wm. Browne's gold medals for this year: For the Greek Ode, In Obitum Illus-, trissima Principissa Amelia. For the Latin Ode, Prælium cum Gallis in Busaci Montibus commissum. For the Epigrams, Η σιγὴν καίριον ἡ λόγον ὠφέλιμον REPORT OF DISEASES, Under the Care of the late Senior Physician of the Finsbury Dispensary, from the 20th of February to the 20th of March. A GAINST consumption, "that vast pitfall situated in the high-road of life," the Reporter has been sufficiently earnest and reiterate in his warnings, more especially to those who, with a seeming security, approach to the edge of the precipice. But, although upon this subject the more frequent and more fatal fault, consists in the want of a well-founded fear, there are often at the same time mistaken apprehensions with regard to the actual existence of pthysis pulmonalis. Nearly all the symptoms of which may be exhibited by other diseases, which have no immediate or essential connection with the lungs. One instance, illustrative of this fact, has recently occurred under the notice of the Reporter, in which the patient displayed the countenance, and all the other in 1 dications, dications, except purulent expectoration of pre-advanced pthysis, when the origin of his complaint was detected to be merely worms in the intestinal canal. To discriminate between true consumption, and the deceitful resemblances of it, is a matter of extreme importance in the practice of medicine. Nervous atrophy affections, arising from some sanker upon the mind, is particularly apt to be mistaken for the effect of pulmonary disorganization. . The Reporter has recently met with a case, in which an unexpected mortification of overweening pride brought on a state of mental aberration, under the form of melancholy. It is remarkable, that the proud are, of all persons, the most liable to this humiliating affliction. Upon a similar principle, inordinate egotism will be found for the most part to be a prominent feature in the character of persons who are prone to insanity. Themselves are, in general, the favourite subjects of their conversation, and of course of their silent thoughts. Nothing can be so likely to endanger, in case of any adverse occurrence, the stability of reason, as this miserable absorption in self. He who suffers most for the misfortunes of others, will be best able to bear his own. A practical benevo lence, by habitually urging us to disinterested exertion, alienates the attention from any single train of ideas, which, if favoured by indolence and self-contemplation, might be apt to monopolise the mind, and occasion us to lose a sense of our private feelings and concerns in an enlarged and liberal sympathy with the general good.* Howard, had he An admirable sermon of the late Dr. Priestley's,On the duty of not living to ⚫urselves;" if the principles of it were pro not been a philanthropist, would probably have been a maniac. occurred lately within the practice of the A case of hypochondriasis has likewise Reporter, which approached in its symp toms to that of melancholy, above re ferred to, but which originated from, and has been perpetuated by, a very different stances, acting immediately upon the cause. The former arising from circummind; the other, upon the mind, through sion, and irregularity of the spirits, in the medium of the body. The depresthe latter instance, seemed to be in a by a want of tone in the principal organ great measure, if not entirely produced, of digestion. The stomach appeared on this occasion, to assert an ascendancy tion between them, involves in fact, a over the mental faculty. The connecreciprocal dependance. and body are like a jerkin, and a jer "The mind kin's lining, rumple the one, and you rumple the other." The operation of a disorder in the physical part of our frame, is more frequently evident in inducing not a total obscuration, but a twilight of the intellect, an intermediate and equi vocal state between entire sanity, and decided derangement. A state in which a large proportion of hypochondriacal men, and of hysterical females, under the influence of the vapours, may be considered as nosologically placed. J. REID. Grenville-street, Brunswick-square, perly digested and assimilated into the habit, would prove a better preservative against the malady of mental derangement, than any precepts of moral, or the prescriptions of me prophylactic that is to be found amidst the dical, science. + Sterne. ALPHABETICAL LIST of BANKRUPTCIES and DIVIDENDS, announced between the 20th of February and the 20th of March, extracted from the London Gazettes. BANKRUPTCIES. [This Month 197.] (The Solicitors' Names are between Parentheses.) ADAMS J. and J. Ludlow, Walworth, oilmen. Clifford's inn (Wat. Alafkow M. and R. Clayton in the Woods, Lancafter. co Alcock W. Heywood. Lancafter, victualler. (Murd, (Claughton and Fitchett, Warrington, and Santon, Chancery Anderson W. Hull, foemaker, sed Golland, Hu (Ellis, Chancery lane mouth Batty inn Bradly B. Farnham. Brewer. (Rollet, Farnham, and Dynes, Lincoln's inn fields Brownbill T. Leeds, fiverimith. (Lee and Raynar, Leeds, and Rattye, Chancery lane Bruiner J. Rochdale, Lancatter, dealer. (Birkett, Bond court, Walbrock, and Sraith, Birmingham. Burton J. Liverpool, merchant. (Clements, Liverpool, and Blackstock, Temple Byfeld J. Duval's lane, Iflington, dealer. (shearman, Hart freet, Bloomibury Cameron W. Liverpool, liquor merchants (Shephard and Adlington, Bedford row, and Dawfon, Liverpoot Carter W. jun. Liverpool, merchant. (Chambre. Chapel @reet, Bedford row, and Statham and Hughes, Livet. puel Cafwell N. L. Chelmsford, Innkeeper. (Brook ahd and Bridges, Red Lion square, and Tindal and Perkins, Chelmsford Charlton M. Argyle freet, victualler. (Whitton, Great James Atreet, Bedford row Cleland A. Chorles treet, Mary-le-honne, upholßerer. (Saunders, Charlotte ftreet, Fitzroy square Clofe V. Handley, Stafford, potter. (Vernon, Stone, Stafford, and Dawes, Angel court, Throgmorton freet Coldman T. Ockley, Surry; shopkeeper. (Empfon, Turner and Pike, Bloomsbury fquare, and Guardner, Redditch, Worcester Cooper J. Chetter, woollen draper. (Faulkner, Chefter Cooper T. Higham, Kent, butcher. (Chippendall, Great Queau freet, Lincoln's in fields Crofland S. Liverpool, ship chandler. (Windle, John #treet, Bedford row, and Stanistreet and Eden, Liverpool Denton J. Burnham, Effex, feed.fiman. lane, Cornhill (Fowell, Finch Dingle. Plymouth Dock, cabinet maker. (Williama and Darke, Prince's greet, Bedford row, and Rosea, Plymouth Dixon J. and E. Liverpool, merchants. (Grenvis init Broome, Liverpool, and Gregson and Dixon, Angel court, Throgmorton ftreat Dowding T. Paternofter row, warehouseman, (Phipps Gutter inne Downey T. Wapping ftreet, glazier and painter. (Shaw, Ellam J. fen Wettleigh, Lancaster, butcher. (Werong Eveleigh, F. Launceston, Cornwall. brazier. (Egerton, Gray's Inn fquare, and Spurrier and Ingleby, Big mingham Fairclough G. jun. Chorley, Lancafter, grocer. (Chippendall, Great Queen Areet, Lincoln's in fields, and Hough and Parkinfan, Chorley wcett M. Liverpool. mufic feller. (Forfeßt, Liverpool, and Windle, John treet, Redford row Perris D. Ost fane, Blackwell Hall, factor. Sion College gardens, Aldermanbury (Stevens, Finlay fun W. and T. Deares, Liverpool, merchants. (Wilde and Knight. Cattle freet, Falcon fquare Flack R. Cattle Hedingham, Effex, butcher. (Sparling, Colcheter, and Cutting, Bartletts buildings, Hol born Fletcher, M. Liverpool, earthen ware deater, (Forrett, Liverpool, and Windle, John ftreet, Bedford row Porbes W. and G. Lewis, Liverpool, merchants. (Windle, John Breet, Bedford row, and Staniftrect aud & den, Liverpool (Wibblewhite, RowL Goddard J. Kennet Wharf, faltor. land, and Rubiefon. Gray's inn place Gofing S., J., and A. Mark lane, wine merchants. (Palmer, Tomlinson, and Thomson, Coptball court Greenhalgh J. Elton, Bury, Lancater, Whitfter. (Wood cock. Rury, and Blake ock, and Makinson. Temple Greenhaigh J. Tottington, Lancatter, cotton spinner. (Uge win, Manchester, and Milne and Parry, Temple Greening J. Crooked lane, London, orange merchant, (Pitches and sampfun, swithin's lane Gregory G. jun. Liverpool druggift. (Atkinn, Wilde, and Mackarell. Chancery lane, and Lace, Liverpool Griffiths 6. Old Bofwell court, Carey Rreet, tailor. (Budd and Hayes. Bedford row Hammond S. Levenholme, Manchester, filk and cortes manufacturer. (Edge, Temple, and Murrow, Liverpool Harper W. Friday freet, filk weaver. Harris W. Cholatry, Hereford, miller. [Shelton, Sefions (Coleman, Leo. Harry W. Wefton. Hereford, dealer in cattle. (Meredith, Kobbbins, and Tomkyns, Lincoln's inh, and Harvey and Cooke, Rofs, Hereford Hart A. and P. Simons, Portsea, navy agents. (Templer, Burr Areet, Eat Smithheld Hartley J. Manchester, manufacturer. fane, and Cardwell, Minchefter, (Ellis, Chancery Haltings T. and R. Southwark, Silversmiths. (Tarng Warnford court Hennel R. Bernard Street, Ruffel square, coal merchants (Auneley, Temple Higgins T. Mere, Wilts, victualler. (Seymour, Mere, and Bleafdale, Alexander, and Holme, New inn Higginson J. Manchester, manufacturer? (Williams Manchefer. and Hurd, Temple Hipwell J. Hardman's Fuld. Lancashire, calich printer. (Hewitt and Kirk. Manchester, and Ellis, Chancery jane Hooke W. Beccies, Suffolk, grocer. (Debary, Derby, and Scudamore, Temple, and Bohun, Beccles Hopper C. Tynemouth, inn keeper. (Barker, North Horsfall R. and S. Stanton, Coventry, ribbon manufakturera, Kinderley. Long, and Ince, Gray's inn, and fraught tou and Lea, Coventry Hughes R. Poultry, goldsmith. (Chetham, Falcon quare, and Dongilon, Coleman street build DES Hurrell T. York treet, St. James's tailor. Feathertone buildings. Holborn Shields, and Setree, St. Mary Are King R. Duke freet. Lincoln's inn fields, tailor. Lea W. Deptford, Ironmonger. (Blakelock and Makinfubj Ben J., J. S. Martineau, and J. Wilkinfong Bread Brest, factors (Meyrick and Broderip, Red Cion Square Leigh R. and D. Armarong, Liverpool, merchants. (Lowe, Temple, and Leip8, Liverpool Lewis J. Abergavenny, Moninouth, cabinet maker (James, Gray's in fquare, and Cornim, Bristol Longiden J. Stockport, Cheiter, timber merchant. (Edge, Tempie, and Harrop, Stockport Longidon M. and P. Manchester, and G. Willion, ironman ger lane, merchants. (Hewitt and Kirk, Manchener, and Ellis, Chancery lane Lumley T. Great Grimsby, Lincoln, grocer. (Nicholson Louth, and Leigh and Mafon, Bridge Street, Blacklars Macheall J. Prefton, Lancafter, linen draper. (BlakeJock and Makinfon, Temple, and Pilkington, Preca Maddock J. Liverpool, foap boiler. (Atkinfon, Wilde. and Mackarail, Chancery lane, and Haffal, Liverpool Maiman W. old Gravel lane, butcher. (Davies, Lothbury Marden W. and H. Manchefer, cotton manufacturers. 4Ellis, Chancery lane. and Cardwell Manchester Marsden W. and J. Houghton, Tower, Lancaster, cotton - manufacturers. (Biakelock and Makinfon, Tempis, and start fant, Preston Marion & Grage road, Bermondsey, baker. (Empfon, Charlotte Areet, Blackfriars road Martin 1. Cattle Greet, Finsbury fquare, builder. (Short. land, Old saily Maynard J. Wells, Somerset, cabinet maker. and Dyne, Lincoln's inn fields Exeter, and Abbott, Abchurch yard Scrivener 1. and J. Alcefter. Warwick, needle makers. (Turner and Pike, Bloomsbury square, and Guardnet, Redditch, Worcester Selway R. Bath, harness maker. (Highmoor and Young, Sheriff A. St. Mary Axe, merchant. (Mayhew, Symond's Sievers H. E. Hackney road, merchant. (Fisher, Nelfon Silcox's Beckington, Somerfet, clothier. [Timbrell jan. Trowbridge, and Debary, Derby, and Scudamore, Temple Smith H. and H. Chefmer. Great Winchefter ftreet, mer. chants. (Smith's, Balinghall freet Smith fon J. and J. B. Bihopwearmouth, coalfitters. [Biakifton, Symond's inn, and Law, Sunderland Banes R. Upper Eaft Smithfield, provifon merchant, (Tarn, Warnford court MONTHLY MAG. No. 211. Webb W. Mildenhall, Suffolk. money fcrivener. [Farlow, Houverie street, Fleet freet Webber M. and W. Ilchefter, Somerfet, dealers. [Mef fiter, Wincanton, and Dyne, Lincoln's in fields Wells R. Fareham, upholsterer. [leafdale, Alexander, and Homes, New inn, and Paddoms, Fareham Welsh R. and G. Liverpool, brukers. Atkinfon, Wilde, and Mackarai! London, and Lace, Liverpool Wet M. Colchester, merchant. [Sparling, Colchester, and Cutting. Bartlett's buildings Westbury J. R London terrace, Hackney road, cloth mer chant [James, Gray's inn fquare, and Davis, Glocefter. White Henry. Drury lane, apothecary. [Philipfon and Brewer, Staple's inn White J. L. Cannon ftreer, wine merchant. He th, Montague #reet, Ruffel fquare [Sloper and Whiteley W. and J. Leeds, dyers. [Granger, Leeds, and Lake, Dowgate hill. London Whittesbury E. ancheter, merchant. [Ellis, Chancery lane, and Higfon and Atkinson. Manchester Wibberley J and W. Pepper, Nottingh m. hofiers. [Jamon and Lees, Nottingham, and Steevenson, Liacoln's inn New fquare Williams J. Compton freer. St. Giles's, baker, [Price, Poland Areet Withey . Trowbridge, Wilts, glothier. [Timbrell, Trowbridge, and Debary, Derby, and Scudamore, 'Letaple Worms Henry, Wapping Dock Atreet upholsterer. [Howard and Abraham, Old Jewry Wright J. Lambeth, merchant. court, Gray's ian [Crofley, Holborn Wyatt J. F. Fleet treet, tallow chandler. [Sweet and Stokes, Temple DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED. Aldridge J. Nelfon fquare, furgeon, March 30 Austin J. E. Tower Royal, druggif, March 15 Ayre: J. Stretford, Edox, coal merchant, April 0 Bainford J. Soyland, Haifax, York,, fui ian manufacturer, April 10 Beck A. Oxford freet, fadler, March 16 Beet S. Buy tret, st. Mary Axe, jeweller, March 30 BJ. B. and J, de Camp. Catharine @reet, Strand, book. fellers, April 13 Bidwell H. Whitechapel, linen draper, April 9 Birch J and L. Leverion, Hoxton, colour manufacturert, April 9 Bird G. Edgware road, frone mafun, March 30 Bither R. Ray Street Clerkenwell. victualler, March 30 Bunn S. Great Charlotte treet, Blackfriars road, merchant, Burnett W. North Petherton, Somerset baker, April 8 Canniford W. George Breet, Oxford road, baker, March 16 Carter J. Sandwich, draper, April 20 2 M Caw |