À propos. Mr. St. Andre's case and depositions as publish'd in the London Gazette of February 23, 1724. and the Daily Post of March 4, 1725.

  • St. André, Nathanael, 1680-1776.
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[1725]
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Credit: À propos. Mr. St. Andre's case and depositions as publish'd in the London Gazette of February 23, 1724. and the Daily Post of March 4, 1725. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    [ ] it would be very impardonable in me, fhould I not in this Paper, with the ut- moft Duty and Veneration, exprefs my moh: humble and fubmifiive Thanks to his Majejty^ for the extraordinary Marks of Goodnefsand Favour, which he hath been gracloLifly plcafcd to fhew me under my Afflidion; and muft here alfo return my Thanks to His A/^yV/^’^Minifters, andali thofe of the Nobility and Gentry^ who have given me many Inflances of their Protection and Afliftance upon this Oc- cafion, for which I fiiaJl ever have the greateft Senfe of Gratitude^ the afFedio- nate Concern of my Friends for my Mis¬ fortune, and the Pains which they have been at to juftify me from the Afperfions of fuch unhappy Men, as may delight in the Aggravation of the Sufferings of the afflided, will never be erazed from my Memory : But I muft always, and in a par¬ ticular Manner acknowledge the Obligati¬ ons I have to Dr. Steigertahl^ Dr. Cock~ burn, Dr. Teifficr, Sir Hans Sloan and Richard Manningkam for the kind Afli¬ ftance I have received from them, and for' the Pains they have been at to extricate me from the greateft Torments and In¬ juries, that can perhaps be fuffered by' human Nature: And as I think thefe In¬ juries could be of little Service or Satis- fadion