340 Mr. White on the Regeneration, &c. 
vinced, that thcfe admirable fabrics cannot have 
proceeded from chance, but muft have been 
the work of an Omnipotent Creator, who has 
formed them with the mod perfect wifdom, and 
attention to their feveral intereds and fituations; 
“ And fpite of pride, in erring reafon’s fpite, 
“ One truth is clear. Whatever is, is right.” 
Pope’s ElTay on Man. 
P. S. Mr. Parke, of Liverpool, in a Pamphlet 
he has lately publifhed, intitled, “An account 
of a new Method of treating Difeafes of the 
Joints of the Knee and Elbow,” has given us 
a cafe, which fell under the care of Mr. Wain- 
man, of Skipton in Craven ; and, as it is perhaps 
the fulled: confirmation, that can pofiibly happen, 
of the regeneration, of not only the head of a bone, 
but of the capfular ligtiment, and fynovial glands, 
and even every appendage of a joint, it may, per¬ 
haps, be thought to be a proper fupplement to 
this paper. 1 fhall therefore give the cafe in 
Mr. Wainman’s own words. He defcribes it, 
as “ a violent luxation of the cubitus, occafioned 
by a fall from a horfe in full fpeed, which forced 
the os humeri, through the common integuments, 
a confiderable length into the ground, and the 
bone was quite denudated.” He adds, “There 
was not a pofllbility of reducing it, and I 
thought it mod eligible to take off the limb, 
which 
