MEDICINE, 1797. 87 unufually warm, and his pulfe did not exceed eighty-four ftrokes in the minute. He was frequently fick, and threw up a vifcid matter, of a bitterilh tafte, but with fome fweetnefs. After eating, he com-plained of a pain of his ftomach, which in general continued about half an hour. He complained of a conftant pain in the region of the kidneys, extending forwards, but more particularly in the right, in which there feemed to be a greater fulnefs and tendernefs to the touch. There was likewife a retraction of the tefticle, with a weak-nefs, fenfe of coldnefs, and at night an (Edematous fwelling of the leg on the fame lide. He. alfo complained of a pain and tendernefs of the great toe. He felt alfo a lingular fluttering fenfation in his belly, extending from the fituation of the kidneys.