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I . - . . . 4%. ,: - : Ai t ,- • , ... , .. . . . .• - , ,,t,,,...„ t0 . • . . , .. . . ..--. i! 1 '-. '4 . - • . 4 . I. . t . - N.• •' 7, - 1 :, , 5., , • # 4 ), 8 . Ib ' • ', A A pr . _...... I s i • .4 THURSDAY,. OCTOBER 19, 1809 ~.. t - )1 nEn 70531 - T , - . ARMY: 'WNt—to Mess the ir,Nceis n( kegtrw..ir the Line of Niiitia, i man sin d bit vrii, .0* s r professes Cook Gatiii refermiees Will be gioenfolan Oak they last serverl.--Lcitria (pot-paid) addresmild M A O. • Mr. Riebu's Library, No: 2, alandfOrti-street, 1412121622112P ac0ire. / SOCIETY FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ARTS, MANUFACTURES, AND COMMERCE. .• Adelphi, October 18, 1899. NOTICE is hereby given, that the First Wcekly Meeting of this Society, for the ensuing Season, vdll be held at their House in the Adelphi, on Wednesday, November at Seven o'Cloek in the Evening. By Order, C. TAYLOR, M. D. Secret*. *.• The Fourth Wednesday in the present Month (the regu lar day according to the Rules and Orders of the Society, for the First Meeting after the Recess), falling on the '2 t h of Ocr,obir, the day fixed on for the celebration of the Fiftieth Year, his Majesty's Reign, the Meetiag of the Society ety is in co nce postponed as above. Intern" This day were published, In Two Volumes, 12nso. price Bs. boards,. TALES of OTHER REALMS: collecteaduting a Tour through Europe.—By A TRAVELLER. Qai mores hominum multorum vidit, et urbeq. HORACt. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Tun PRESENT EVENING, OCTBBER 19, will be acted a Comedy, called THE MERCHANT OF VENICE. D.-„Aario, Mr. C. KEMBLE ; Antonio , Mr. MURRAY ; Gratiaao, Mr.FARLEY; Lorena., Mr. TAYLOR ; Shvlock, Mr. COOKE ; G,bbo, Mr. EMERY ; Lnc aueist, Mr. MUNDEN ; Portia, Miss NORTON, Neill!sa, Miss LOGAN ; Jessica, Miss BOLTON. 'lO which will be added the Musical Farce of WHO WINS ? lambic Extempore, Mr. FAWaTT C:per, Mr. LISTON; Friendly, Mr. CHAPMAN; Widow Bellaire, Miss BOLTON. Lisetta, Mrs. RIDGWAY. To eDavinuena ; with All the World's a Stage. s ,,„d a y--Othello hls he Prince Wes, ^, s. Second Price 9s. 6d. Pit, 4s. Second Price 9.5. Gallery 2s. Second Price is. Upper Gallery is. Doors open at half-past 5, and the Play begins at half-past 6. THE HOUSE THAT JACK BUILT. Just, published, a new edhition, with appronr4t?lnirodttetions. The Music entirely new. This is the one whieteltes bees so ge- Deri pi enquired for, as the produition of a celebrated eminent Composer. Sold for the Author, at C. Mi•chell's Musical Library and Tftstriunent Ware-rooms, 51, Southampton-row, Russell-square. Price ls.C.d. • ''' • TWELVE O'CLOCK. • DISH informs the Public, tkat 'rickets arid T Shires may lie bad till Twelve &Clock Tomorrow, at both of hi. Old Established Offlees, 4, CORNHILL., and 9, CHARING .CROSS, Where the Two list Prizes of £30,000, the last Prize of £25,000, azdthe labt Capital Prize ever dralivn, were all sold in Shares. • THE STATE LOTTERY will BEGIN and FINISH DRAWING TO-MORROW. Tickets and Shares continue on Sale at the Old (Aces, corner of ILA Badding', Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Di ems , Charing-Cross, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. TO-MORROW THE. LOTTERY WILL BEGIN AND FINISH ! QWIFT and Co. beg Wave to remind their Friends 1 .; sod the Public, that the Drawing of the present STATE orrny will Begin and Finish To-morrow, and that all Pur lenses must be made this Day. Ticarrs and Stts a as are selling at their Offices, No. 11, POULTRY, No. 12, CIiARING CRGSS, 1 , 70. 31 A tOOATL MGR STRUT. TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST-INDIA STOCK. Lams AND G7NTLEMEN, I CANIsTO'r refrain from the satisfaction of a ssuring you, that since I first took the liberty of addressing you, and of declaring my intention of becoming a Candidate for the East-India Direction, upon the next vacancy, the success which I have met whit has been far greater than I could have presumed to expect; and indeed, that success has been accompanied with so many ex prtAinns of favourable opinion, 411 d of kindness towards me, that I should ill deserve the honour which I solicit if I did not.firmly rely opon your powerful and oftwt slat support, vhenevcr a vacancy may occur. I can assure you, that it shall then he my anxious endeavour to make the best return in my power for such support, by strictly discharging my duty, and by promoting, as far as I maybe able to do so, the welfare of the Company. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most leTectful and obedient Servant, Strrd, et . I 90809. ' RICHARD TWINING. 10 IHE YROPRIETORS OF EAST-itililit STOCK. LADIFA AAD PERMIT me to take the earliest Opportonity of offering my most grateful Thanks, for the honouraVe sup- Tort I received at the Election at the India Hous.: yeste4lay.— from the number of votes that I found during my late ctiovass ermed to the successful Candidate, 1 have seen, without ' prhe, the issue of the BAnt ; yet the kind support afforded me' by so mail , . valuable Fermis, and the high respectability of ti.eir cluracters, are a source of unfeigned satisfaction to me, and a very encour.gio,, ,, indicatiun of the more effectual support I may Lee to ttceive in future. These reflections, in addition to numerous promises from Pro priettits, before pre-engaged, induce r~e respectful", to Offer rlysalf to your notice for the next vacancy that may happen in t:le Direction, and to repeat my assurances that zeal and attention to your Interests shill he the ruling principles of my condi ct shcald you he pleased to confer upon me the honourable trust I uleau to solicit. I have the honour to remain, Ladit s and Gerulanen, Your obliged and faithful servant. JOHN BLADEN TAYLOR. 40, Devonshire Place, October )9, IRO9. CAI:, ASH, EI.M, BEECH. AND WALNIJ r-TREE, IN HANTS.—TO BE SOLD BY ArCTION, .y 10IIN AYRES, on Tuesday, the 24th day of October, at rwo for three precisely, at the Red Lion, We-stateon, in the c...,r.:ty of Hants, 1300 nAKS,.4I3 Beech, S 3 Elms, 117 Ash, and 7 Walnut Trees; standing in and about •Henwkod, ar.i.'Wek:littry, two front Wes:won, F 9 from r.tAttrt, 15 front Fartharse, 6 from Petersfield, 12 from Alton, ro London. viewed ten days prectqlirg the Sale, when men will f•rAl t 3 the timber, by snpl7ing to Mr. Sifton, at the Red 1:0:: - ..We•;:oe..a, where Catalogues may be had ; and at the Red : Fare! nr. ; India Arms, Gosport ; Swan, Alton: Bush, Earn. )11 ; King's Arms, Ba,-shot ; ViThite Lion, Hartford. Bridge ; !i!-.sit, Staines ; Griffin, Kingston; White Lion, Cobham ; White :art, 41; Kirg's Mira Goklalmine ; Anchor, I.iphoot ; Re.; Lion, Peters add ; the Crown and 33lue Post lens, Ports incuth ; and of Mr. Ayrt.s, Auctioneer, Timber Surveyor, and tletsurer, lioun.lstlitch. London. IJEWENY ESTATE, NORTH WALES. TO BE BY AUCTION, E; ViNSTANLEY and 30 , 211, early in next Spring, in several I.nt, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, in one or two I.ots, I'HE very extensive and valuable FREEHOLD 1 -"SIATES, comprising the noble msnsion of Llevreuy Hall, 'lid' contains ample accommodation for a family of the first • ctinction ; together with new erected and very commodious Ll , •arh.works, serer corn-mill, and iron forge, all well supplied with sr-ter, a public Douce, and s , Jveral•improveable farms; the whole containing near 40(10 acres, of extraordinary rich meadow, fzsture, arable, and wood land, in a high state of cultivation, and !yin nearly in a ring fence. The Estate is Intersected by the Aver Clwyd, most beautifully situate in the vale of Clwyd, in the eAntits of Denlfgh and Flint, North Wales; thine miles from Denbigh, six from St. Asaph, eight front Itnthin, 12 from Mur ray, and VA front Chester. Due notice of the days of side will Isr given in this and other papers ; in the inte4m the F:stares may be viewed, by applying to Mr. Huxford, at Llawcny-Ilall. Particulars, with plans annexed, will be ready in a few weeks, and may be then had of Mgssrs. Manley, and J. and W. Lowe, Solicitors, Temple, I.ondon ; of Winstanley and Son, Paterr.os ur-tow; of Mr. S. Lowe, Solicitor, Whitchurch ,Shropshire ; of Nit. Calveley, Surveyor, Stapkford, near Chester; of Mr. Tho r Winstanley, auctioneer, Liverpool; of Messrs. Kay and Ren f3Aw, Manchester; Mr. Wynne, Solicitor, Mold; Mr. Jolla Ruthin ; Mr. Hughes, DeobVa ; andel' Messrs. Copland .inkt Penberion, Sluevibburp Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees and °nu!, This day were published, in Bro. neatly printed and hot-press. d, Price tOs. 6d. boatd.., IMITATIONS arid TRANSLATIONS from the . Ancient and Modzra Classics, together with Qriginal Poems never before published. Collected by J. C. HOISHO USE, B. A. of '1 rinity College, Cambridge. " N 64 have novisnus ease nikil." Printed for Longman. Hurst,Rees, and Orrne, Paternoster-row. This day was pteilisheil, price Is. 6d. AMAIN STATEMENT, intended for the in form:nil:l Of the Public, c the cowl:a:wive Advantages of the COW PDX and SMALL PDX INOCULATIONS; with l an Abstract of the Report of the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons of London, Editibergh, and Dublin. and the nyri ohms and testimonials of many of the principal Physicians and Surgeons on the Cow Poz. By T. smiTH, M. D. Late Physician to the Nottingham General Hospital, Fellow of the Royal Medical Society, Edinburgh, ttc. London: Printed for J. Mawman, 2.1, Poultry ; and may be had of the Booksellers at Hertford. A NEW SCHOOL-BOOK, i.)y J. CAREY, 11.1). Private Teacher, Author of "I.Atin Pros.xly," &c &c. This day was published, by T. GI Lt. rr, Crown-court, Fleet-street, and Sherwoad. Nerly and Junes, Paternoster-row. - - PRACTICAL ENGLISH PROSODY andVE R. SIFICATION, containing Descriptions of the different spe cies of English Verse, with Exercises in Scanning and Versifica tion gradually accommodated to the varialts Capacities of Youth at different Ages, and interspersed with Remarks on Syntax, Etymology, and Pronunciation, price bound 4s. A KEY is added and bound sepirate, price 2s. 61 SA equal Wove in the press, viz. roetie Reading made Easy. lids day was published, in ;to sewed, price ss. THE ELEMENTS of the TRUE ARITHME TIC of INFINITES, In which all the Propositions in the Arithmetic of Infinires, invented by Dr. tVallis, relative to the Summation of Infinite Series, and also, thi: Principles of the Doe trine of Floxions, are demonstrated to Le false; and the Nature of Itifinitet:rnals is unfolded. By 'l fIONIAS TAYLOR. rulti parra ruta, Pare.: ron nolidaz dedit, et malign= Spzrnere vulgus. Horst. Printed for the Author, and to be had only at his house, N 0.9, Manor place, Walworth. N. B. Ihe sixth volume of a translation of all the works of Aristotle, by the lime Author, will shortly be published. Ile whole of :he First Edition of the following Work having been sold in two months, is the strongest proof of its utility and of 'be public appreoe-on. 'ibis day was publ'shed, Price 2s. 6d. on fine, and 2.5. on common paper, MYLIUS's SCHOOL DICTIONARY of the BNGLISH LANGLY.A GE, intended for those ley whom a dictionary is used as a series of daily lessotta: in which such words as are pedantical, vulzar, singular, and obsolete, are omitted:and such only are preserved as awe purely and siniply English, or are of necessary use and universal application The Second Edition. To which is prefixed a New Guide to the English Tongue. By EDWARD BALDWIN, E:q. Printed for M. J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, No. 41, Skinner-street. 11 .* Be careful to ask for 1 1 / 4 1 Tylius's School Dictionary ; another book with th- same tstie having appeared since. EI.EGANT EXTRACTS. This day were published, a New Edition, elegantly printed in 1 one verylarge Volume, Royal svo. price ?us. in boards, ELEGANT EXTRACTS; or, Useful and En. tertaining Pieces of Poetry, selected for the Improvement of Young Persons; being similar in design to Elegant Extracts in Prase Printed for I. Johnson, R. Baldwin, F. and C. Rivington, R. Faulder, W. Clarke and Sons, Cuthzll and Martin, J. White, W. Lowndes, Wilkie and Robinson, J. Walker, Cadet! and Davies, , Scatcherd and Letterman, Veruor, Hoc): and Sharp, J. Nunn, G. Robinson, Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Mathews and Lackington, Allen, and Co. Pate and Williams, T. Boosey, F. Wingrave, W. Miller, C. Law, B..Cresby and Co. I. and A. j Arch, D. Walker, J. Richardson, J. M. Richardson, S. Gagster, J. Booker, J. Hatchard, J. Harding, W. Stewart, J. Mawnnn, 1 R. Dutton, J. Booth, J. Asperse, J. Harris, J. Mackinlay, G. 1 Kearsley, S. Tipper, A. Newman and Co. It. Scholey, W. Grace, 11. 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THE Directors have great satisfaction m announ cing the accomplishment of such arrangemeats as have enabled them to appoint the day of January next, for the com mencement of business at this Institution. Auctioneers anti Commercial Brokers who feel a disposition to promote the undertaking, are respectfully idorrsed the Secretary will receil e their instructions without prA - erencc er partiality, and immediately the workmen have quitted :it building, the accom modations will be opened for the it inspection. The detailed Prospectus, with appropriate explanations, is like wise in a forward state of prepat ation, to be delivered as early as the nature of circumstances will admit, which they cenfelently trust will convey such a lorfect idea of the Enahlishment, as to secure a degree of patronage that will confirm the sanguine ex pectations formed in .the public mind of Its utility and conve nience.—By Order of the Board, JOHN GREENWOOD, Sec. Auction Mart °lce, Sept. e. 5, 1809. BILIQUS ANL) NERVOUS HEAD-ACHES, INDIGES TION, &c. Copy of a Letter from R. Lucas, Esq. t• Mr Dixon, Apothecary SIR —In consequence of several voyages to the East Indies, I had contracted a Bilious Duni , laiiit, to such an alarming extent, as to be scarcely able, at times, to pay attention to the duties of my ship. Through the recommendation of a friend, I was led to make trial of your (DIXON'S) A N I'IBILI. OUS PILLS,by the use of which, fur a short time, I was, to my astonishment, immediately relieved ; and have been for a long while, totally free from any return of nausea, yelimvness of the ' skin, nervous and sick head-aches, heart•burps, giddiness, and other correspondin;.! Symptoms of the c.bove complairn. The success of your remedy etas induced me to recommend it gene rally, mid my brother in particular, third (Nicer of the Duke of Montrost-Indiaman, who laboured under a worse affliction, it possible, than myself, ha s been in like manner completely cured. the Gravesend, R OBERT LUCAS, Chief Officer of Hen.l ju a le ms 2 S 4 ir, your obedien t burnish. servant, East India Company's Ship, Union. Sold wholesile and resit at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, corner of Paternoster-row; and retail by must Country Medicine Venders, in every Town, in boxes at Cs. and 2s. 9d. each, and stni,ly boxes at 223. each. knowledge, opt ppiness, rant*, poverty and misery of its dependents : ROYAL EDICT. " SEPTEMBER I, 1809. " Paulo Fernandez Vianna, Councillor of has Royal Highness, sce. and Intendant-General of the Police of the Court and States of Brazil, &c. makes known to all to whom these presents corn*, that it being of great importance to the public peace that aft.. vices and printetnotices which are exposed respecting books and foreign works should come to the knowledge of those authorities* to whom the Princes-Regent, our Lord, has confined the inspec tion of such works.-'--Be it therefore understood, that, from the present date, suck publications, without permission, are not al lowed to be made, and that all those who desire to give notice of wales and foreign writings printed or not printed, are first to bring the advice, or advertisement, thereof, to the Secretary of the Intendant-Generai of the Police, that the matter may be seen and examined, and that the licence, indispensably necessary, bi granted for the publication. Wh oever shall dare to disobey, and give notice of such writing, native or foreign, without leave, shall be sent to the public gaol, and shall pay a penalty of two thousamirials, and a farther sum shall be paid by such who are by these means instrumental in breaking the public peace. For this purpose an open Court Fhall be held, where the transgressors shall be tried, but secret denunciations shall be allowed against tke offenders in certaid eases." (Signed) ac PAULO BERNANDEI VIANNA. to On this singular Document the Learned Native Jurist makes the following observations : " Among other glaring inconsistencies in this Edict there are two which are extremely obvious The one is, that an Intendant of Police elevates him self to the rank of a Legislator, and 'flans fines under his sole authority ; the other is, dia t contrary to the principles both of our own laws and of univer sal justice, he directs secret denunciations. We shall say something upon each of these, and then examine into e. , 0 pat;cal tendency of such measures. " It is an incontestible principle of right, that to tiltinmtish what shall constitute crime, and what shall be the punishment of crime, is the exclusive province of the Legislator, and the Ma;!i-itrate who arrogates to himself' such a power is guilty of the hei nous offence of high treason. Further, the Agents VAIO assist in the execution of such illegal acts, pre mote a spirit of disorganization, dangerous to the ex. istence of the legitimate authorities of the State. 4 4 The laws of Portugal are so strict in thii prin ciple that the Magistrate is not allowed thediscre tion of visiting similar offe.nces with similar punish ments. It is necessary that the identity of the crime and of the punishment be determined by established law. (Ord. Lv. ii. tit. IS. in fin pr.) The ground of this precision was, because the Magistrate being empowered to apply at the discretion of the criminal law, might establish penalties of his own authority, and thus infringe on the most sacred privilege of So vereignty. s , We shall not speak of the secret denunc;ations. We are astonished at the beginning of the 19th cen tut'', to observe this expedient resorted to, because, at the present day, no such forms of accusation ars practised in any criminal court whatever. The ten dency of such a step in our day is to break the spirit of the people, and to disturb the tranquillity of the Most virtuolis citizen. (Becc. torn. i. p. 28. ed. Vest. 081.) Who can enjoy peace of mind or repose the circle of his family, when it is in the power of any and of every malignant person secretly to denounce him to the officers of justice as a criminal, and the least of the evils the accused is on such occasions to suffer is to be arraigned before the Magistrate, to.be imprisoned in solitude, to undergo a system of inter rogation like a public offender, and to suffer a thou sand miseries in his own person and in his connec tions, before it will be possible for him to establish the purity of his own conduct. ~ How is any man competent to escape the gripe of a secret enemy protected by public authority? Our laws have been so humane on such subjects, that no testimony whatever was held to be valid not delivered in the presence of the person accused, that it , might be confirmed or contradicted. (Ord. liv. iii. tit. 62. § 1. and Ord. liv. iii. tit. 24. § 20, and by. iii. tit. 32, 1. ) A momentts attention will expose the political tendency of such measures. When Cayenne was taken by the Portuguese, there were two printing presses in that colony. On this conquest it became necessary us determine whether these should exist or be abo lished, such establishments being forbidden in the ad jacent territory of Brazil. 'They were continued, and the Brazilians veto have discontents excited amongst them, because an adopted and vassal colony has ob tained an unfortunate privilege they are not permitted to enjoy." After commenting further on the injurious effects, the writer subsequently enters into a comparative view of the state cr Portugal and her Western Colonies, in which be endeavours to shew the evil councils by which both have been guided, and the consequent adoption of a general system of oppression, of which this edict is a part; calculated to reduce the domi nions of the Prince Regent both in Europe and Ame rica, under the power of Napoleon and his missiona ries, who crawl like vermin every where. ilh,lritht interest ""- , v _ l _,, s . ~i . . TO EAST-INDIA CAVI'M/48 AND OTH E R • , ti amr s i o 1ij d.73 : . e .4. efit ":- - .X - T v _T T ANTS a Situation al CAPTAIN'S CLXier. 1 .. a young Man, about ili Years of Age, of rinuseeiellie id Holida.Y l ex . 41 41 'i:iends ; can write a good H.evt, and is well acquainted with cm Ten .'eleui in the Accosata..The Advertiser w.nlii Paw e no objection I-. any other , „„i i .,: ng 1 4 ,„;,4, , sheet ion+ lei CIA to go aktilki.—.ll espeet able ref.:mace will be yiviigrai:Chavieter.-44,idressed to H. N. at th e Pot ugace, end Bills are *siva 'lf - 41ppoo-Thattaget. Will be duly attended to. • esittnining the Niettehere ' • e..;!0 ,4 4 ..- =it ) • Ir_ :: - 1 / 2 • . • id Bias, anitscreatytt"! , ••• BRACII. PAPICRS. rersit,ta teluteen, sl,lt. ..........-..-6"...-.... ' 'are trep;Ativel:; dated,l 7 . 4 „„ t i e itimg ,'„ l . 7 .!. . !rib f l iow . iviocio - g... Q . 1,, witb which we e,4„ h2 ( 44 ,x,,,r54A,0 - :eats 8 . 6 f a Med in Me giazil`Tradi;" i .„ i aat .. o .,, hte r . , isill sillii-he cnstiacted - policy of the new Court of vote Litt; and dal are Rio Janeiro, which would support itself , not by th e _ .. _. knowledge, opulence, and happiness, but by the igno- This day was published, tite tenth ellitiOn corretted, In 12mo. Price 4s. 6d. boards, THE SAINTS' EVERLASTING REST; or, a Treatise of the bles.ed state of the Saints in their ei;joy ment of Goo in Heaven. Written by ciao Reverend, Learned and Pious Mr. RICHARD BAXTER. Abridged by DeNi miN Ltwcrr - r, M.A. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme ; Vernal-, Hood, and Sharpe; Lackington, Allen, and Co.; J. and J. Richardson; and Mathews and l.eigh. MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL. This day were published, in Pour Volumes, mice 11. ls. THE ADVENTURES OF RALPH REI'. A- BRIDGE, containing SKETCHES of Monza:4 CHARACTERS, MANNZRS, and EDUCATION. By WILLLAIVI LINLEY. Esq. The ways of Heav'n are dark and intricate, Puzzled with mazes, and perplex'd with errors, Our undarstaiiding traces them in vain, Lost and bswilder'd in The frui , lesS search, Nor sees with how much art the windings run, Nor where the regular caidubion ends. AD nisoN. Prin•ed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Landon; and to be had of all Boo'iiellers. DR. FREEMAN'S ourrA LUTARIS. THE value of this Infallible Med i c ine has been so long proved, that nothing of the present day cat bear a competition with it in all the different stages of a certain Dis.e.se, which it effectually cures and eradicates from the I: ibit, without exciting the painful feelings and exposure that attends salivation, without debilitating the constitution in any tit grei , or even requi ring coifinement from business, or r‘strictisin in diet. The radical virtues of these isiestirnableDrops hr.ve proved their claim to public approbation for nt re than :;0 years. In all the debility of both sexes, they prove a never tailing restorative, whether the debility Is produced by too free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the ef fects of a warm climate to travellers, and those cuing abroad.— They cannot be recommended too strongly to the.ie who will re ceive a safe. speedy, and complete cure in all old scubli.,rn Gleets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By is efficacy many women have become mothers who for years had been deprived of that happiness. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside, cor ner of Paternoster-low, anti ctail by Belem, Nrtsmouth; Wes. tnn, Portsea ; INltbkind Rogers, Plymouth; Peck,l-1;111; Colwell, üblin; Macdonald, Glasgow • Smith End Mandertuti, Edin burgh, and by most Country Glasgow; Venders, in bottles at 2s. 9d. each, with ample directions. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. An Account of the Efficacy of that most excellent Medicine the CORDIAL BALM of GILF.AD, prepared by Dr. SOLO MON, Gilead House, near Liverpool, in Nervous and Con sumptive Complaints, loss of Appetite, Old Coughs, Lowness of Spirits, Ice. Cases of which are hereunto annexed for the in fornaa•ion of those afflicted with similar complaints, that no persons, however dangerous their situation may be, should de spair, but seek for advice and remedies, even though they should be bereft of every other hope of relief. Extract of a Letter from Mr. Joseph Morris, Chepstow, to Dr SOLOMON. Gilead Nouse, near Liverpool. Ste, Chepstow, October S, 180 S. (HAVE to inform you of the following case, cured by your Cordial Balm of Gilead: Mr. LewisVillliants, painter and glazier, of the town of Brecon, in the county of Brecon, was for a very long time labouring under an extreme lowness of spirits, so much so that he was obliged to neglect agreat part of usiness —he went to Swansea, thinking bathing would be of ►ervice to him—but to his great concern he found no relief. He afterwards came to Chepstow, his native place, where his mother and friends now live--he complained to me how ill he was, and appeared much dejected, saying, he thought he never should. be well any more. I advised him to take your Cordial Balm of Gilead ; he bought of me a 5!. case, and his brother assured me a few days age that he is now as well as ever he knew him, Mug fully sa tisned that it was the M. lm of Gilead only that had restored bin► to his usual health and spirits. I am, fir, your humhle servant, JOSEPH MORRIS.