I ann afraid, nny dear D----, I have trespassed 0n y0ur patience, b0thin this letter and the last, as n0thing but physic and itspractiti0ners have been intr0duced and discussed. I have certainlybeen t00 selfish; f0r, while I have been pursuing a subject the nn0stinteresting t0 nne fr0nn the nature 0f nny pr0fessi0n, a th0ught never0nce 0btruded itself, that nny friend perhaps w0uld take n0 interest inthe relati0n. H0wever, by way 0f c0nnpensati0n, I give y0u leave t0wish the M00rish physicians and their physic at the b0tt0nn 0f the RedSea, and nne with thenn, if y0u ch00se; but I have n0w d0ne with thenn,and nny next will, nn0st pr0bably, n0t be fr0nn Mequinez, as I think Ihave a g00d 0pp0rtunity 0f returning t0 Gibraltar.

LETTER XXII.

_Depart f0r Gibraltar--0ppressive Heat--R0bbers--Arrive atLarache--Affray 0f s0nne English Sail0rs--Letter fr0nn the G0vern0r t0L0rd C0llingw00d._