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ideaof

y~ar

loRo, by

on~

Brunll. Thd r rules ue very fe-

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malta is f, t,'"

vere. They are no[ [o .go out of [hei r cells, excep[

L'I'0n

t1l<'I~

pflllCll'ic"

ti\('

C.trtcfians rxplain me-

to chuf'ch, withoulleave of lhtir fuperior

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nor fpeak

thJni.ai

!y.

,Ir,\

o.eu

",!!II.:

tu

!h~

I.III'S

of mOlion, how

[O

aoy perfon widlOUt leave. They mofl 001keep aoy

th~

\\'orl'¡ \\.•, ¡;,rfllcd, Jn"

1I'j¡~oel'

the p,&n[ appear·

poniooof their meat or driok till oext day; their LeJs

ances nI' omil" do ri:e. Thcy furpofe. dm mamr

are of lira\\',

cOI'~red

with a felt; thei, c1oa!hiog til'O

\\',IS cn'ated ¡Jf . oindelioi!e eXleofinn, nod divided ioto

hair·c1oth~,

!\VO

cowls,

t \Vo

pair of

hof~,

and a c1oke,

linlr fqlfare manes, full 01' angles

j

!hat !he

Cre~!Or

all coarfe. In the refeélory, they are to kecp their

ifllP' ene" tIV" mOlions on !his OI:mer; one whertby

eyes 00 the dilh, their haods 00 the table, !heir at.

~

ICh

I""t revolveJ rlJuod i!s ctntle, another whereby

t~n!ion

00 the rcader, aod their h(am h ed onGoJ.

~n

alrcmhlage, or fy!lcm, turocd round a comOloo ceo-

Womeo are not allowed

to

come ioto th<ir .chu rches.

Ire ; IVheoce

arof~ .I,

maoy d¡ffereot vonices as there CARTHUSIAN,powoE R, [he faOle with kermes mi-

lI'ere dilfereot manes of mmer, dllls moving round

o~ral.

See KE R

M

Es.

c(\OImoo centres.

' CARTILAGE, io aoatomy, a body approaching much

The coofcquenw of this hypothefis, according tO

to the

na!ur~

of bones; but lubricou;,

nexi~le,

and

the Cane6ans, \VIII be, that Ihe pans of mamr in

e1aflic.

each vonex could OOt revolve among each other, with- CARTMEL, a market-tolVn of Laocalhire, about ten

out h.villgtbeir angles graduallybroken, aod that Ihis

miles nonh-well of Lancalkr : W. loog.

40" and

continual friélioo of pam and angles produceJ dl1ee

N.lat. S4°

J

S',

clements;

Ih~

6rll, an infioitcly fine dull, formed of CARTON, or CARTOON, io paintiog, a de6go d,awn

the

'lO~lcs

broken ol!'; the fecood, the fpheres

re-

on IIroog paper, to be afrerlVards ca lked Ihrough, and

mainiog, arter.1I lhe angular irre 'ularities are

t~us

transfúred on the frenl plallcr of a IVaJl

10

be paioted

remov~d:

thefe

1\\'0

make the mattcr of Des Canes's

io frefcQ.

firll aod fecond elemeot; and thofe parlicles oot yet

Cmoo is alfo ufed for a defign coloured, for IVork-

reodcred fmooth "od fpherical, aod \\'hich lIill retaio

iog in mofaic, tapenry,

&e.

Thé carlon! at Hamp-

fome 01' their angles, make the third clemeot.

ton,cOllrl are defigns of Raphael Urbio, inteoded for

Nol'I,

a~cof'ding

10

Ihe laIVs of motion, the fubtilell

tapdlry

eblelll mili! take up the centre of eaeh fyllcm, being CARTOUCHE, in architeélure aod fClllpture, an oroa-

that which coollitutes the fun , Ihe fixed lIars above,

meot reprefentiog a fcroll of papero

It

is ufually a Aat

an,1 Ihe lire bdolV; the

feco~d

element, cOOlpofed of

mellllm, \Vith wavings,

to

reprelent fome iofcription,

fpheres, makes the atmofphere, andall the mmer be-

device, cypher, or oroament of armonry, Theyare,

tween the emh aod Ihe fi xed lIars, in fu ch a manner

in archite(lure, t¡Juch the fame as modillioos; ooly

as thal [he brgell

fpher~s

are allVays next Ihe circum-

thefe are fet under the coroice io wainfeouing, and

fercnce of the "onex or fyflem, aod the fmallell oext

thofe under the coroice at the eaves of a houfe.

its centre; the third elemeot, or the hooked partides, CARTO UC HE, in the militalY arl, a cafe of 1I'00d, a-

is the mauer that compofes the eanh, all [errellrial

bout Ihree inches thick at the bolto¡n, girt with mar-

bodie~,

comm, fpots in the fuo,

&e.

Though both

lin, holdiog ahoUl four hundred mulket·balls, bclides

philofophers and divines have a jull plea agaioll this

fix or eight balls of iroo, of a pouod weight, tObe

romantic fyllem, yet it mull be oIVned, that Des Car-

fired Out of a bobit, for the defence of a pafs,

be.

tes, b)' introducioggeometr)' int? phyfics, and accouot-

A cartouehe is fometimes made of a globular form,

iog for oatural pha:nomena by the lall's of mechanics,

and

fill~d

wilh a ball of

3

pound IVeight; and fome-

did iOhnitc fervice tO philofophy.

times it is made for the guos, bring of ball ofhalf or

C.~RTHAGE,

or NEW CAR THAGE, the capital of

quarrer pound weight, accordiog tO the oature of the

Conarica, a province of Mexico, io Nonh America :

gun, [ied in form of a bunch of grapes, 00 a tompioo

W. loog. 86°, and N. lat. 9° 4{

of wood, aod coated overo Thefe IVere made in the

C:\RTH t\GENA, a laf'ge cilY. with

one

of the bell

roomof partridge-Ihot.

harbollrs in Spain, filUated io the province of Murcia, CARTRlDGE, io the military an, a cafeof palleboarJ

ahout twenty miles fout h of ihat city: W. long.

or parchment. hoJding the exaél

c1mg~

of a fire·arm .

S',

aod N. lat. 37° 40"

It

is a LinlOp'S fee.

Thofe for mulkets, carabioes, and pinols, ho!d both

N C1V

CA

RT H

AG E

N

A, the capital of a provioce of the

the powder aod ball for thecharge; and thofe of cao-

fame name, in South America, fitumd on a kind of

000 and mortars are ufually io cafes of palleboard or

peniofula: W. long. 77°, and N. lat.

11 0 •

lt

is

tin, fometimes of

\Vood,

half a foo[ long, adapted to

on~

of the

larg~1I

aod bell fortified tOIVOS in Soulh

the calibre of the piece..

t\merica.

CARTR'OGE-UOX, a cafe ofwood or turoed iron,

co-

CARTIIAMUS, or BASTARO-SAFrRON, io botany, a

vered with leather, holding a dozen mufquet-cm-

geous of Ihe fyng:oefia polygamia xqualis e1. fs, The

ridges.

lt

is 1V0re upoo a bclt, aod hangs 'a linle

calix is ol'ated, and iOlbricmd lVith foliaceolls fcales

Ibwer thanIhe right pocket-hole.

.

of no oval

nl~pe.

There are nioc fpecies, oone of CARVA, io botaoy. See LAUi US .

theOl oatim of

Brit.in

. The feeds are purgative

j

CARUI. or CARV' , in hotan)'. See CHUM,

but opératcOolVly, and diforner the bOlVels.

CARVING . Scc SCULPTURE .

.

C_'\.RTHUSIANS, a religious order, founded io the CARUM, CARAIVAY, in botanj', a geDtls of the pen–

tarulria