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G

E

R

Y.

reUored

tO it.

natural place, and Iheo properly bound up.

Oj'aLux AT 'O'

.I/he

FOOT olldANCLE .

T H

E

ancle may be

fometimcl

luxated eithcr in jumping,

runDing, or

walklng; and

lhfU in

all

[our

direftions , inward,

outward, packward, and forward. Wbich of

lhefe

ways

it

happens

10

be luxated, may be difcovered by lhe particular

pollure of ,he joinl.

The ancle is more or

I~rs

difficult to reduce in pro ..

pon ion to the

viol~nce

ef lhe

caufe

by

which

it

is JtJxa·

lro. BUl lhe moU r<ady way ofreducing a IUXAlion of ,he

ancle is ca place lile patient upon

el

bed,

(eat,

or tahle, let–

ting Ihe leg ', od fool be eXlended in oppofite direélions by

t'ellOaffiflaRtS,

w~ile

lhe

Curgeon Orives

(O

reduce the

ancle

with his bands and finge" .' Vlben ' Ihe fool is by Ihi.

meaDS once

replaced. it

is proper to

bind

it

up

carcfully,

ar·

ter

it

has beco well bathrd with

oXJcra/~

and Cal· . advifing

the patienl

10

keep

10

his bed a good whille, lilt lbe difor–

der .od its fymptoms quile leave him.

s

U S

SURIANA, io bOlany, a genus of Ihe decandria peolagy_

Di. clars . T he c.lix confiOs of 6" leaves, and Ihe eo_

rolla of 6ve pelals ; and Ihere are 6ve

rou~dilh fec~s.

Ttrere is h\lt one fpcties,

&

native of America.

URINAM, Ihe c.pital of lhe DUlCh feulemenll in

G uiana, in South America : W . lorig.

56°,

aod N. lal.

6

Q

30'.

SURMOUNTED, io heraldry, i. when one 6gure i. laid

over another. As the

pi

le

furmo\Jnted of a chevroD

iD

Plate CXLVn. 6g.

'7.

SURREPTITIOUS. S.. SUBUPTlTIOUS ._

SURRY,

a

couoly of E.ngland, bounded by Ihe river

Thame., which feparate. il Irom Middlefex,

on

Ihe

nonh; by Keol. on Ihe eaU ; by Sulfex.

0 0

Ihe foulh ;

and by Berklhire. on the w.n ;

beio~

Ihiny-four miles

long. aod lWenty-ooe broad.

SURROGATE, io law, denoles

a

p.,fon Ihat i. fubUi–

tured,

or

appointed in the

room

9f

Inolher

SURSOLl D, in arithme,ick and a1tebra. lhe 6fth power,

or fourtb maltiplicnion of any numbrr or qu.mtity con·

fide'ed a, aroot.

SeeAluTHM ETICK .

aodA LC¡BRA.

SURVEYING .. Ihe art

or .él

of meaf.fing

I.nd

; lh•.' is,

of ..king lhe dimenfioos of

~ny

lraél of gro¡;nd. layiog

down the fame in a map or

draughe.

and 60ding the

eanrent or area. thereof.

~See G~OMETRY .

p.699.

SURVEYOR, a perfon who

h.lh

lhe overfighl and care

of coofiderilble works, laads. or

lhe Jike.

Su

R

v

E

yo

R

likewife

deDOtes

a gauger. ;

2S

airo a

perron

who Curnys lands, and make:s maps of them.

SURYIVOR, in law, figni6e, ,he longeU liver of joinl'

ten~nts,

or of any

twO

perfoD3 -joiotly ¡'ntereCled

iD

a

Ihing.

SUS, in zoology, a genus of qo.druped, bdonging

10

,he

order of bellu.,. ,hey have fou r converging fore·tee,h

in the upper jaw, and fix prominent ones in

t ~e

under

jaw ; there are

t\Vo

fhort dog-teeth

iD

the upper

j.iW.

and

ene lenger and jutting out iDthe under jaw; lhe fnout

is truDcated.

promin~nt,

and moveable. There are (¡ve

fpecies. T he fus rerofa, or common fow, is a n;:nive of

Ihe foulhero par" of Europe.

lt

fced, co.rfdy . digs

Up roou ,

6,.

from the &rouod with iu [oout,

It

is a

VOL.lI1.

N° 97.

2

Sometimes

it

happens, thAt ooly the

el ' /l/eh

or

ca!eafltWIl

is Juxated by fome external force, and

lh.t

either towardJ

the internal or external Cide of lhe foot . ,Vhichevcr way

it

happens, whc:n there is pain and inequaJity of

¡he ",cm–

ber,

¡hat is,

when

it

hilS

a

cavity in one

pan,

2nd

a

tumour

io another, lhere is Orongrea(on

10

fuppore a luxation :

aoJ

al

foon a, il is dircove red . the fallle method of cure is re.

quired " ilh thu befare recited, keeping the

Ji-mb

quiet

(ór

fome time aflerwards .

L aOJy, if any other bone in the foot, lhe

l t1r(UJ

or

1IJ~.

talar/Uf.

lhould h.ppen

10

be IUXoled by fome conliderable

external violeo,e, the ligaments ...ilh \he adj;H:cnt ncr\'es

and

tendon,

are generally fo ;ilffcéted as tOexcite nOl only

moa

acute pains, bUl violent inflammations and COo f u:(ions;

aod even-dealb itfel ( has becn obferved

tO

be tbe cODfe–

quence. unle:fs Ihe booeswere Cpeedily replaced :

it

is there·

fore the Cafea way to reduce lhe Iuxations in lhere bone:s

of Ihe foo" by lhe me,hod Vle before propofed for thof. of

Ihe hando, and Ibat with Ihe , reateU expeditioo.

S W A

fat, ' flccpy, Uupid, diny animal, wallowiog confl.ntly ia

Ihe mire. The fow briog. forth a great number of young

at a litter, and is lbere:fore conGderc;d as a profitable ani·

mal. The

fldh,

however, is DOt reckoned

tO

be: of the

mon ",holefome kind .

SUSDAL, a city of lhe province of Mofcow, in Rulli.,

one hu'ndred miles noqh-eafl of Mofcow.

SUSPENSION. or

P.in/f

O/S USPENSlON. io mechanies,

are thofe points in the axis or

be¡r.¡

of a balance, _\yherein

Ihe weights

are

appJied, or from whiclt ,bey are fu fpended.

See

MECHANIC '.

SU SP iH ' ION

Df

Arll/J,. in

war, a {bort truce agreed on by

both armies, in order to bury the dead, wait for freO ..

inan1(~tions,

or the likc..

SUSPEN S ION,

in

SCOlS

law. See L.A w,

T ic

xxxii. 4.

SUSSEX. a coun'1 of England, bocnded by Surrey and

Kent

00

lhe oortb ,

by

aoother part of Kent

00

(he e.act,

by lhe ·Enghrh chaond on ,be fouth, and by Hamprhire

on the

wdl:

be.ing fixty_6ve miles long, and l\veDty..

nioe broad.

SUTHERLAND, a Ihire of Scodand, bounded by C.ith–

ner, on lhe nonh, by the German rea

00

the e¡!t,

by

RufsChire:

00

the foulh. and by lhe C.dcdonian ocean on

the \Vell and nonh.wefl .

SUITON GOLEFIELD, a markel'lo"n !\Venly mil,s

nonh-wcíl or Warwlck.

SUTURE, io anatomy. S.. ANATO",Y.

p.

'52 .

SUTU

1\

E,

in furgery, amethod of uniting lhe Jips 01 wounds.

S.. SURGERY. p.

6so.

SWABI3ER, •• inferior ollicer on board Ihip' of \Var.

"hofe employmcDt

it

is to fee that (he decks are kept ceat

tl:nd clean.

SWAI3lA. a circle of lhe GerOlan empire. bouooed by

Franconia and lhe paIatinate of lhe Rhinc on the north ,

by Bayaria on ,he

e.lt

, by Switzcrl, nd ar.d Tyrol on ,he

fouth, and

by

the river Rhine, which fepara ,es it (rOIn

Alratia, on the \Vell; being one hundred aod tbirty miles

long, and one huodred and ten broad.

SWALE.• river of Yorklhire. which rifing on lhe COD–

fines of Wenm,orl,nd, runs fO<l,h'eafl lhro<lgh Yorklhire,

and fa ll, in,o lhe Oure.

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