House; but on the 4th of _July_, the Day before she was to have been discharged as cured, she was attacked with a sharp Pain in her Hip and Loins, and about the _os coccygis_; which increased till the 9th, and extended itself all along the Outside of the right Thigh; it was most acute about the _os coccygis_; but on examining, nothing was to be observed externally: This Pain continued more or less all that Month, and till the End of the next, and so obstinate as not to be altered by bleeding, and the Use of Liniments, Blisters, cooling Medicines, Opiates, warm Baths, and other Remedies. On the 20th of _August_, a strengthening Plaister was applied to her Back, which gave immediate Relief, and she was discharged cured the 29th. She continued well till _October_, when she was attacked with a violent Fever at _Hounslow_, and was brought to the Hospital on the 24th of that Month, and the tenth Day of the Fever. She died the 3d of _November_. During the Course of the Fever, she only complained once of a Difficulty of making Water.--After Death I had her Body opened, when the only Thing particular which we could observe, was the urinary Bladder about four times the natural Size; it seemed to be flaccid, and in a State of Relaxation; the Kidneys were sound, and no Signs of any Distemper could be observed about the Uterus or Rectum, or near the _os coccygis_.--When she was first in the Hospital, I desired her always to examine her Urine; but she never observed that she passed any Sand, Gravel, or any thing of that kind.