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In like manner, when the mind is call- 
ed upon to combat againft the apprehen- 
. fion of death, and the body againft the in- 
conveniences and fatigue of exertions to 
which, both in their degree and kind, we 
have not yet been accultomed; it is ob. 
vioufly not inexpedient or improper, to 
have recourfe to a proportional addition 
of cordials and invigorants. This re- 
mark is meant to apply exclufively to the 
moment before an actual confli&. ‘To 
volunteers, the greater part of whom, in 
all of their former life, havé been confined 
to comm rcial and pacific habits, the firft 
onfet of battle is moft likely to be the 
feafon of alarm » it muft appear, there- 
fore, a matter of effential importance, 
that the firength and {pirtts of the men 
fhould be railed, by artificial means if ne- 
ceflary, fuficiently nigh to make or to 
meet the firli attack ; and when once put 
properly into motion, the operation of 
the mind will fupertede the neceflity of 
any further ftimulus or excitement. 
Tentertain, Sir, the higheft opinion of, 
and feel the utmoft confidence in the loy- 
alty, the patriotifm, and the valour of 
the inhabitants of this ifland. But men, 
however laudable their principles, and 
however ardent may be their feelings, 
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when fummoned to aét in fcenes of danger, 
to which they hitherto have been pertect 
ftrangers, may, without any humiliation 
of their chara&ter, ftand in need, for a 
time, of extraordinary and mechanical 
fupport. \ 
Temperance is neceflary to health, and 
abftinence conducive to longevity; but 
circumftances, it muft be confeffed, fome- 
times occur, that produce exceptions to 
rules, which in general ought to be moft 
ferupuloufly and religioufly obferved. 
I have now, Sir, communicated to you 
the refult of my refleétions with regard to 
the fubje& upon which Ibegan to write. I 
cannot, however, conclude without con- 
gratulating you and mytelf on our hay- 
ing gentlemen of fo refpectable a charac- 
ter in the furgical department, who, Tam 
confident, will be ready and zealous, upon 
every occafion, to co operate with me, in 
promoting the health of the corps under 
your command, to which we have the ho- 
nour of being profeflionally attached. 
I am, Sir, 
With the higheft refpe&, 
Your moft obedient fervant, 
J. Rep. 
Southampton-row, Ruffel-fquare, 
Seprs 21, 1804, 
ALPHABETICAL List of Bankruptcies and DivipENDS announced between the 
2oth of September and the 20th of Oltober, extraGed from the London Gazettes. 
a 
BANKRUPTCIES, 
The Salicitors’ Names are between Parenthefes. 
BUTCHER, Robt. Pennial, Laurence Poutney lane, wine 
merchant. (Noy, Mincing lane 
Bennet, James and Sainuet Lovefey, High Holborn, pawn- 
brokers, Mining lane.( Punton, Hand court Fleet 
ftreet 7 
Baker, John, Peckham, carpenter. (Evans, Birching lane 
Baruh, Daniel, White chapel road, apothecary. (Keys, 
_ James's court, St. Mary axe 
Binns, Vhos. tromfgrove, nail factor, (Nald and Flad« 
gate, Norfolk ftreet, Strand 
Cole, William, Gofpurt, wine-merchant. (Williams and 
Brookes, Lincolns inn 
Clegg, James, Shadwell, mariner. (Leflie, Token houfe 
yard 
fafteil, Samuel, and Walrer Powell, Lombard ftreet, bank- 
ters. (Hanfon and Birch, Chancery lane 
Campbell, James, Covent garden, vintners 
Effex ftreet. Strand ; 
Cutter, John, Maidftune, linen draper. (Harman, Wine of- 
fice court 
Coates, Join, Hamilton ftreet, Piccadilly, taylor. (Cannon, 
Leicefter place 
Cunningham, John, Epfom, fhopkeeper. (Broad Union 
ftreet, Southwark 
5 oneal John, Epworth, mercer. (Allanand Enly, Fur- 
nivai sinn 
Dethick, John, Derby, grocer. (Kinderley, Long and Ince, 
Symonds inn 4 
Dodd, William, Oxford fireet, carver and gilder, (Wilfhen, 
Salisbury freer 
Dandy, Thoinas, Bermondfey wall, flopfeller. (Robinfon, 
Bermondfey 
Englih, Jchn, Wisbeach, wine merchant. 
Cowper, Lincoln's inn 
Faulkner, Thomas, Oxford ftreet, oil aud colour man. 
'Hutchinfon and Emmet, Aidermanbury ; 
Frailing, Elias, Brighthelinftone, grocer. (Mac Michael, 
Finch lane 
Fuller, Richard, plumer, Guildford, ironmonger. (Jenkins 
and James, New ina 
, 
(Clarkfon, 
(Watkins and 
Fither, Frederick Michael, Barbican, jeweller. (Ruthere 
ford, Bartholomew clcfe : 
Gott, John, Armley, clothier. (Sykes and Knowles, Bof- 
well court ( : 
Harding, Thomas, Ludlow, innkeeper. (Ruffel, Ludlow 
Hyman, Henry, Church ftreet, Minories, jeweller, (Kibe: 
blewhite, Gray’s inn place 
Hemming, John, Walfall, druggift. (Hunt, Surrey ftreet, 
Strand td 
Huggins, Richard, Briftol, cabinet maker. (Blandford and 
Sweet, Temple ‘ 
Hill, Stephen, weifhopfgate ftreet, oil and colour mane 
(Towutend, Staple inn ¥ 
Hill, John, Exeter, baker. 
coln’s inn , 
Jones, John, Newport, Salop, fadler. (Benbow, Lincoln’s 
nn ‘ : 
James, William, Red lion {quare, apothecary. (Morgan, 
Bedford row ; 
Keens, Jofeph, Bafingfioke, dealer. 
Jane 
Liewelin, William and Rowles Pattifon, Briftol, linen 
drapers. (Jenkins and James, New inn 
(Williams and Brokes, Lin- 
(Phipps, Philpote 
Ludlow, George, Angel court, Throgimorton ftreet, Part> _ 
ner 
Moore, Mary, Albemarle ftreet, Hanover fquare, fancy 
drefs maker. (Downes, Efiex court, Tempie 
‘Mayor, William, Prefton, Woollen draper. (Blacklock 
Temple : 
Main, Thomas, Brook ftreet, St. Pancras, ftone mafons 
(Latkow, Wardrobe place, Dottor’s commons 
Maé Corinack, Daniel, Marshall ftreet,Golden fquare, coach 
maker. (Becker, Broad ftreet, Golden fyuare 
Owen, Jofeph, Holborn, Watchmaker, (Taunton, Effex 
ftreet, Strand 
Parkinfon, Thomas and John Parkinfon, Coleman ftyeety 
Grugpilts. (Nettle fuld, Sind court, Fleet treet 
Pearce, William and John Peaice, Bafingnail Greet, cloe 
thiers, (Alderfon, North frect, City road , 
Pailthorpe, George, St. John’s ftreety oilman. (Rutherford, 
Bartholomew clote 
Pickman, William, Great Newport Rreet, watchmakers 
(Robinfon, Charterhoufe fquare 
Roberts. David, Chefter, ironmonges, (Smartand Thomas, 
sieple inn 
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