Star. — London, England, 1804-08-17 00:00:00

•• Oa vt.c rod ebe grad tOT ese beg om s. tl it f .. for 11 1 r otlr avel oi 2 by 2 •if me, 11A A at. SMlllllMPffiffilffille""llllllCdaligaffififfiffiffiffieba &et% wlia. qtr et ottkoloot to Ile, tit I sree g eateed nwes meant wain nu sett magnet, posnoreet tea t fak of my property, may be is Come degree Cut ter nie tun now, twder [ll.l4;ex:rat Hanulton might t iee fi rma . I did not think myfelf liberip, -as a Wan she Ale /Weed& Vet *bleb he ati 4 ltt be Muted bp his temper of probity, lightly to etpofe them to this hatard. anetteekrovai ,„ s i e j„, or ffirvi.cis a r s t. i c 4 ,4o; di, d iA serr ter tet ad ed cor anth at een . „ ..* emirc_iii . es _of no will to Colon el el Butt, w an , b e ndphiteara so trielliind dOaratialit not as he had onttinct trout political oppofitton, wh ich, as I trait, eaten beitete,OcherA Hamiltoo hat tiled exprttlous deroya- has proceeded From pore and uptight motives. tory to blsisouottt, be would 11 tve had alb !flarianhnitY "Ter Laftly, I than hazard much, and can poffibly gain Veen Ve ; and that If. Nan bia Wrote, *,!noun tbferefoo had nothing by the iffue of the interne*. BA it was, as been bopreportp o helnaba hoe pen the nurse I conceive, impoffilele for toe to,avoid it. of eereeellar errors. which %Ail( thus have bob widely With thee imprelloos, Caland Burr was ready turned at en There were estuntie difficulties in the thiam, and eesvine a letter which he moldered o eoillvaraod which fa a artifrid embarraffnunts from the simmer of proceed manner be dratted not altogether decocts. In one dollar on, ing no the part a Colonel Butt. could. Mews al rertwaiM4Dedlyaodc''indtimar"lieviforthlsrat r irCOINIs n 6*.seva l Hate Inuinfic. beeaufe it is not to be denied, that my sh his refafal to acionotedce or deny, Er was ready to , anitnadverfloos on the political priacipies, eh:treats, suet the ennianiascas. 'I kb Colonel Burr tleented t fort of tie- and views of Colonel Bust, have been extremely fin**, and *mkt base hit jußifir d in °""911 it list 1 " 4 " " teem and on different occalions, I, in common tenisienue tonnes But as the ecossisimieatke ionaktel (ono- _ _ eery uat.aaatirsbie %Wag cow truing the iotkinitenek of the ratans as be believe* with mini ot h ers; rave spade 1. k rather he ot Lae pride than of reliatton. and as Ile crilicifms on particular uanances of the private ton na the t utus.* raltseLsuca to proceed to cum h i "' wldk soy dug of this Gentleman. odor boa eabstatd, bit requeft was repeated to toms mere I n ropt ,, t i te , as thee wre s t:4 , 4m enterta i ned = Tir 1 " 4 " * " 41 " 1"ki """ 1/ ` P it ' it Glictit eta. with fine 't and uttered with motives and for Fur fans la Weal Bwris °plot= haw ;Naimoli io Waage totes. ell Y• which might appear tome commendable. would aba& • Cased Dan difavows an motives et prednennime lanatty.a be the difficulty ( until they could be removed by .trzwatitcle be &hitt Wok sada to injury. Be felts as a evidence of their being error.eous) of explanation or It's/d feel, " a ' his tiveuw ic*girba or ' tau "' apo l ogy, The difavowal memired of me by Colnael awl wittota ,finfidans of tawny, or wars et /estop, he is dansattesd te viodieste else honour, at Each bawd as the names Duet, in a general and indefinite form, was oat of it late damn& • my power, it it bad really been roper for me to The heath to which ads narterposdosee has molded. we/ fubtait to be fo quellioned ; but I was fincellitly of telvieltmerenotestihrtiddhairirt dri k ear°4l76el " ° ' els. opinion that this could-not be, and in this opinion I alt bashulose, be dams k aides to are say pswpollion, m oot thew., sa ss s ew, e s a is m e s ," the ware es. was confirmed by that of a very moderate and judi- Bias. I hare the biome a be, with MO Wreck cities friend whom I conlulted. Befide s that, Col. Tom obedient mid way lawbsiervaat. Bola appeared to affurne, in the fi rit infiaoce , a tone • . W. riven sem nraeceffarily peremptory and menacing, and in the t headed thh to Mr. lPeeilitrron, at la o'clock on leased, pofitively offenfive ; yet I winted, as far WedberaaY. the syth inbeet• MUT t bed Petered an might be prietnicable, to leave a door open to ac its agreeable to my infinalioas, I delivered tile met commodation. This, I think, will be inferred from Opts, which it is enseattary to repeat. The reseed it the verities entornunications made by me and my Antataiatels was acceded Inn after which Mr. Pee direetion, and would be confirmed by the converts ankles temerked, that a Coast was then fitting, ie tions between Mr. Van Ness and unfelt, which *tab General Hantsrtin had meth bedn-th to mote out of the Cubit& traded, and that he had alto tome private arrange- lam sot fere whether. under all tbe circum lamb I. Water which would remade gnu delay inn- dames, I.did,not go farther in the attedtpt to a.' netlideribeei I acceded to his with, and Mt. tutees - enemandate than a puoailioue delicacy will jellify. edit Odd, be would call not Int again in the crane of If fo, I hope the motives I have Rated will ca• , die day, or the following morning. to cosier further eufe me. relative to time and plat. It is not my deign, by what I have faid, to affix thoefden Tone ad. tee eclat*. Pe U. 16 . Pew any odium on the monde& of Colonel Berta,_is this *Wen celled ott me with a paper, which, he laid. cafe—He doutolets has heard of animadverfinns of odliftined Come remarks on the letter "bed yedeeday mine width bore very bard upon hiss; sad it is pro s# neeeed him. /.repfied, that if the panes , he offered hable, that, as east, they were accompanied with eneudited a definite and fnet_. iic PrelnAibie far ee; tome talkbood. He may have teppolid himfelf =ltines I "mph' vnta Pi , aftwe Itieeive its and touter a seceifity of a&ing as he bas doe,: I hope 7to the confsderation of my principals 11 the mondani hi* proceeding have boes Inch as might Pet. that t I mod decline taking it, as Mr. Bata to faddy his own corifeience. fevicnived the enrrefOnedenec completely terminated, I tree. at the fame time that the world will do by the acceptance of the invitation, contained in the me the juices to believe. Jut I have not centered literqe I had yelterday delivered. Mr. Pasisimeos him on light gsoeads, nor from unworthy induce . eepW, that the paper did sot contain any PreAd 6 meats. I certainly have had bons redone for what thin of the kind I alluded to, but remarks on my lad may n ave ( s ki, ; s ow n i t i s that i s R ime titer; lof courfe declined receiving it. Mr. Pain particulars I may hare beta influenced by mitcon flfamon then took leave. and iairl, that he would call ihrunion we mifinformation. It is alto my ardent , "pia is a j otJ or vies to arrange time aid place. with th at I may have been more miltaken that I Tesfany, jelly 3. I apse raw Mr. Paestum , ' think I have been, Caine ia and that he, by the fa ad Aft a 10 fabiequeat Interviews, the time whet tore sundae, may thew hiinidf worthy of all aim the pluites wen to meet. was ultimately fixed for the fidence and efteem, and prove an °mason and W e e& ilettsiag of the t alb July infant- Mg to the country. The eccatresees of that interview will appear from As well becaufe it is yoffible that I may have it die following Ineeenewt, Ns. XIII, which has bees ivied Colonel Buts, however convinced rayklf that .grate* up sad mateally agreed to l y the fecoods of my opinions and declarations have been well fnund. Wei ponies a ad, as from my general principles and mama, in se llfa )Rix. Whin to (hailer affairs, I have refolved, if oar inter- Cana Eons attired fire on the ground, as had view is conduated in the ulna] manner, and it *ales been pievionlly agreed ; when General Hann:eon Gois to give me the opportunity tor:ism/and drew 1 Salved, the partici, enthaosed fahttatiom, sod the aw ay my fire fi r e, and I fi rm d aft * eves o f feesads proceeded to make their arrangesnasu...— my fecond ere, and thus giving a double opportunity They ineafored she difiaste, tea full pates. and tall for Colonel Boat to petite and to retie& lots for the choice of pofition, as olio to determine It is not, however ' 1 my intention to enter into any , * whom the wad &ould be given. *nth of which explanations on the ground. Apology. from prin. fell as the fecond of General Heuisvon. They ciple I hope, rather than pride, is out of the queltion. tees proceeded to load the pittols in each others pre- To thole who. with me, abhorring the prainice of fence, after which the parties took their Nations. — duelling , may thi nk that I ou g ht. nn no account, to' The beademan who was to give the word, then ex- have added to the number of bad examples, I solace, raised to the parties the rules which were to govern that my relative fituatinn, as well in public, as pri abets is Ari which were as follows—" The par - vide. entercing all the confederations which confli•ute tics being pla ced at their nations, the fecond who what men of the world denominate honour. impofed gives the word mall a& them whether they are nn me (as I thou,...ht). a peculiar neceffity not to de toady f •being anfwered in the affirmative, he (ball cline the call. The ability to be in future efeful, fay, prefost, after this ii.e parties null prefent and whether is refining nsifehief or hefting good. in fire when they ()leak. If one fires before the other. there crifei of our public affairs, which teem likely the oppofite fecond !hall fay, MIC, two, dace, fire ; to happen. would probably be infeparable from a and he (boll then ore, or tote his fire." He then conformity with public prejudice in this particular. ,Peed, if they were prepared ; being anfwered in the affirmative. he gave the word eircfreres as was agreed WILL on ; both peaks prefented, and fired in luceeffion, k Inc nese of net. Aeon I, at traustroor, et the v a i t i v s o s t od N . ro Tart, e ss orablar rLow, do wake this my She isserveaing time is not eepreffed, and the fecionds to not Erecifely agree on that pint. The -fire of Firn—l appoint JOIN &Cavern, Nicaotas Foe, Colonel suta took effe& and General H•MILTON and NAT/I/MIL nsinserros, of the City aforefseid, elmoft SAM:dr fell ; Colonel Buse then advanced Efqnires, to be Executors and Trances of this my inwards Going HAMILTON, with a manner and Will ; and I devife to them, their heirs anti affigas, r ates test appeared to General Itum.""'" as joint tenants. and not as tenants in common, ell friend to be esprelire of regrft, but without (peak- my eftatei. real and perfonal, whatfoever and where in& turned about, and withdrew, being urged from furter, upon trek at their diferetion, to fell and difpolt Ilse field by his friend. as has been fubfecuently of the Lune, at filch time and times, in fuels manner, timed, with a View to' prevent his being recognised rod upon Inch terms as they the furvivors and for• by the Cerston and bargemen, who were then aP• nein mall think fit. and out of the proceeds to pay poaching. No further communication took place an the debts which I mall owe at the time of my de. between the principals, and the barge that carried ceefe; in whole, if the fund be tufficient ; propor. Office! Buss immediately returned to the city.-- tinnally, it it mall be infufficient ; and the refidue, We conceive it proper, to add, that the condo& of if any there mall be 2 to pay and deliver to my excel eke parties in shit interview was pertenly proper, and lent and dear wile ELIZABETH H•MliT001. lensed the occafion. Though if it fhould pkafe Goo to (pare my life. I may look for a confiderable farplus out of my patent Property; yet. if be mould speedily call Inc to the eternal would. a forced fate, as is areal, mayi,prably render it infofficient to fatisfy my debts—l pray Goa that fismcdting may remain for the maintenance and education of my dear wife and children. But fhould it, on the contrary, happen, that them is not eninigh for the payment of my debts, I entreat my dear .children. it they. or any of them. (tumid ever be all:, to make up the deficiency. I without he. fitatioe commit to their delicacy a with which is dilated by my own. Though confcious that I have too far tacrificed the interens of my family to public avocations, and on this account have the Icf , claim to borthen my children, yet I troll in e•eit magnanimity to appreciate as they ought this my In unfavourable an event of things, the opport of their dear mother, with the molt re- Iptelliti and tender attention, is a duty, all the (acted net-% of which they will feel. Probably her own pa ti imonial Tele-nieces will preferve her from indigence. but in all Inflations they are charged to beat in mind .hat (he has been to them the mod devoted and the belt of asullscr‘ The following paper, in the hand-writing of Gen. • FIAIIILTON, was induced with his will, and Come mber papers, in a packet, addreliod to one of hi. Esecotor., which was of eivarfe net to have httn de livered, tut in cafe of the Melanchdy event that has bappeo.e.l. As it contains hh itJ refkaions ec the catlcs that have led to this fatal catatirophe, it is tteetned pt per to commtinicate them to the ; Co ir y e, , ncled interview with Colonel BURR, I think it piiiyer to maLe some remarks explan.t:ury of my t rt.,:u•st, mn..ii•es, and r'o'cs. was eerts;irly defirous of asoidirz this interview, the mritt r "gent real , ns. . My tc;:f i..u•. and 171.11 al prircitles are RrorTly poled to the pr.tedee of duellittp and it would er give toe pain to be obliged to filed the blond a fellow creature, in a private combat forbidden • the laws. z. My wife awl rbildr n are extremely dear to 1, and my life is of the atmod importance to the , „ v.ir views. ;. , 1 teal a (cafe et aligaticm toward' my Cr.. Ids teltlesser leiperfel irk %oasts isiAirio, 1,:1 the einds day ri July, is the ran Adam Lad 1611 " eight hrirdrod and Mir. ALEX/WIWI MIAIII4LTON. Signed, real d. publilhei, and declared as and for hii lad rtial, and teftarnrnt, in our pinion*. who hove [ uhretlbed the (roe to WY prefonec • the owe J. S. causes beim gums k tahotd l O yrrl ea r. ***** * x soaarkL, /nark 11. VALLLAIT. C irr INTELLIGENCE. Ike ate the reelleft oppormakt to =ova b lwativracy In ear Report of the Cafe of Pram. w Prance, inferred In the STA• Wedadday. Mr. ftwoo le (withers Jew ow a Poceigner. His family kes to wiatt= astarellead io lot opener& et IL ienewy. MOAT OF CHANCEItY. Weonettwr, Moos* 11. StaltaTATT 9. HOOK. • Mr. 1.. r ace faid, that a direition to tbe hfaller was propofed, to take an account of the rums of money jive to the plaintiff in this ante ; and there would be an objeaion to this, if it were rearieett in point of time, to the rife of the Grandmother of the party. The wit ohjettion was, that tits upon:jolt was, to charge oat the elate of the ;afoot remainder-man, the ear me* incident to the improve/mu of fuck eftate. If the only objea were to afcertain the reteeirefhtn fo employed, no objeaion onold be applied to it ; but 016 would not be the cafe if it were to lay a ground for a demand. The Loco Cusacst.soa Paid, he had enquired of Ms. Hart, yeft..rday, with the view to this toted, in whit fituatiou the Negroes on a Welt Lodi* came were to be codidered; or under what conveyance they would pals? Mr. RC/RILL.). in reply raid, that a very intelligent Gentleman in the law of the Wee India iflandsad told him, that if a conveyance were taken in fee, the Negroes would belong to the date, and vies vole, fo that It fhould feem to depend upon the form in which the conveyance is made. and according to that form it would be applicable to the different purpofee, and to various conftraftions of law. Mr. Hotta& divided the fubjeft into two parts the one as conneaed with a deed of me. and the other as affelting the general progeny of the infest', eflate. All that was fought was the accounts. No money was at this time required. The LORD CHANCILLOR." The order lball ex tend to the following objeses —That the Matter *ate all the accounts of the eonfigwees, that both or either of the parties fbaU defire ; that he (hall determine if Mr. "Mullett would be the guardian of the infant t and if the [toadies+, if be lhould be the foie guardiao t and if not the foie guardian, what psrfon or perfons &fluid be appointed with his. I (hall by no means be difpofed to part with Mr. Marryatt (this obfervatioa was made on an istimatioa from Mr. Hollis. that the Plaintiff would be glad to withdraw from the concern )1 the reference is this refpeiS is a mere matter atom. The decla ration would be made without prejudice to the chil dren of the Foreigner. yet I do not fee bow the in fest can he entitled with her progeny." Malay* TT V. CORIAR. This caufe is a ramification of the former. The Lotto Cuancittoe direded that it be refer red to the Mailer to Rate fpecially all the eircum- Itances under which the fugues in queftion have been received, and to afcertain the lien Corfir and Co. have apes them, whether through the medium of Bays or misers t alfo to make a (*pante report upon the cafe of the refpeetive configntes, referv:ng the confuleration at what expence the report thould be made. to a future deeifton. 111(031.0. 111.1101.11: Mr. Riotous's, for the Plaintiff, noted the connec tions of his family. Mr. Hugh Keene had furren dered certain climes to himfelf for life, to his wife for life, and then to fetch ufes es be 113..u1d by will or deed appoint. He explained the runs in this intim mem, and the power to fell the climes for the ufes.— Matthew Keene died in ;794. His fm died two years prior to this period, and had fold his rester , (sonar, interest in there Ago, which confined of a manor, a tnahhnufe, and certain premifes in Hart Rivet; alto ofproerty in North Field, in the parifh of Henley. H ug h littPC died in lino, without al tering his will, leaving Mary Bofors!, a daughter His Honour the Matter of the Rolls, decl.tred, that the will was well proved, and he direaed the Matter of the Court to take an account of the rents, both of the freehold and pedants! estate. Various other orders were made at to the coils. The Matter Hated an account of the rents and profits, and certain (mall balances both in favour and aginit the Plaintiff, be low 701. The fuss of 3.6001. and upwards had been received on the pedestal ensue, and by virtue of the deed of the year 17706 there was due to Biggs, the Plaintiff, 8591. tat. Si. in refpea to the (aid deed. The Mailer further direfied a that one-3d of the eons thould be paid oat of thereof AMR (t 04,1. 35.), and a-3ds out of the perfonal (2081.6 a.) t was fought by this ap plication, that a fuss of 40001. another above zooc.l. another above local. &outd be fold out of the public fonds, from the property of this estate, to pay 17181. and a further lons confining of the moiety of that amount, being 8591. and fame other items of account. The next objea of the prayer was, that the Accoun tant-General be required to carry over the tuither Iron of 60001. flock, for the annuitants in titan. It was alto prayed, that the fame ioal. 36. for cons, lbould be paid out of the mosey in hand. Mr. ROMILLT, for John Barfotd, and Mary his wife, Paid, that they were entitled to 3oocl. ; that ' they.had received the interell regularly, and that trey ' had fis objeCtion to a compliance with this petition. The petition was accordingly ranted. _ POWFLI. W. WHITE. . . The Loin CRANCELLOR..-.." The motion in this can& was, that the Mager might review his report in what related to the Defendant. Certain parties bad been introduced. who had no interea in the eaufe sassily, although they had nominally. In conic quence of this, warrants were iffued Iron them, and having been fo iffued. they were received by their Solicitor, and the charges confequent were the fame as if the clients had a real inters*. Thus, in tech a cafe as this, to,take the refiduom of an elate, might be in fad to receive an enormous load of expences, which might render it an intolerable burthen. Some general order fhould be made to prevent this eked, but whether it is the duty of the Matter to Ice who are the p?oper parties, or what is incumbent on the Solicitor, I will not at prefent determine ; but this I know, that the qtsellion is of great importance to the public, and to the fakers of this Court, and I do think it right to refer the matter, that it may be rerioui? cont4eteft tf she itritinripti tons wartit to be paid according to tern, I think it tight to thy, that t full cricks with th proPV Persi on tte fubiret. • L am of opittion. that the inducer:mem to be rafted to the lanttontt arid ' having keen once Irleciited, the Court will be en are *b e will be refpoe. tible for fuck toils in future.* Urfa' Early on Wodnefday raerehag. la Groat James at, row, the Lady of jolapb Saa6lll6 Pl 4. d a dayabsdr. To April Wt. at 01112*Iii of tbot emoted /MUM Yelew fever, Mr Anthony FIOUIt blabs nary. .4 few Op at. ter his decesfe, Mr. Philip Fpaud..youingcr brasher of the -2bewit gentleman, Pirft Lieutenant of dm Blanche *tate, sensed at )a• oalea,enti on bang inhales& ef his ireidn eis *ark was simo* Immediately attacked bj the foots tiifeafn, whiup foam car. riid him off. Thai fell,in le* than three weeks. twolibe young ran% ere they had rearbeslikt prima of fide,the elan* being shout 30 4 and the ' , on& sot it. the/ride and baps of *dr doway snit. friends, and who Gam the e a paislolunefs of Ode * pakten would so doubt ham palled an disputant to fordety. Ons letter eon. g..tycd the fatabandligtoce to their niativoi, lobo ma tcoafdahia scor du:Vl:reparable kligu ; H _ AVING dedicated tayfell a the W t I. and-bee regiSt4 b 4 s . th• aloft cratiltesshie make te the brand' which 1 awl& Freya. to I gya At* I have hot wee 4''- my time than chafe who, in camera Sold retie orialerek Insworms W aftireida% 40 4 AIM* *imp artsbe that leads which hi terited rboembrofpf thy ieteibthttal power to gee ebb of d 'rhelliforfee of Dr2 l l-rre' am littleatilt 4 dbv,i•Cot fti tag whb dust a wide at eiroceeitaos gratitona.alill.a ado, o;wci siteleotawc, =UMW 111111C1M001110.4011.411Avor that alb trerasbe peavateset apt euakaP4c. tbatickra.- the habits at telooal boys, or the baitlem et teotyrity, obey op. wire the met 0114uous retelSond WO- b, at by the Irserseei 0 resteilesati moo dberpod.. the %spools ere eggreestad. sad the aidt• modem is 'Ass MU M& 0 40 ItfOlriti• COLVAIOUR9 4 I O I I . I I yowl sty pteteatiora 0 1 triitieritl_ef alisetd teßia'r= orrorierto*to plonks, I Gil oilier t 0 biat witlitrath throe hitherto been !alacrity boottereit la the ere [wisdom 41ostwlmstR selt artiMailt we/ma the oikailir la &Aft* Iticar; Vet _t the taw, how a tabieboettets of 4e IletttoPP* o 0 4 !i c e 0001 his teisterteoe, h ker4 ll 0 the twastott tf emium badly ipbytidea, sod broods over* adttaity erith meld mi rothhest, k tilt Midaitery tor elm so be eVd bet sap d rasystibryd teeittPela. Mt tub 4 , 1110 ersettleteleibble faryhty. Aid to repot Vasiseal Capietaiate It le yediale dope v Abash t ths as* eyopyllered 600 it i lVA mot et entod re.d e hais e e2=l to dad • ilk lad (peaty I offtr the stiveriar et thb lapdogs to di* ctdOes 451 1 104 sat :abated wry eay of 141111,3 TY, at VEIIEI I .II4I. INVU-PIIGN. sod in AU csrotb• 44l CPV , ir s zAW 3arar kal era hared on the the iotetairar• l'ottrasie the mom ere riverbed to Midas foe woe. ma requellea a *ally thdr an sad moor 0 4444:ritt 4 1 944 1 1 4alber at the gavot Mtge d M.,501 0 ht imams Andiabbitrest, Snead. nee Tweak *sr At the ottly Wartime& foe pr. janigis Powder. $s 41, la. ' , skit . . Church-yard. Laudon. .-HE fbnowing MEDICINES eta fen , a t the prices annexed, including the &amp Dales 81 (tie esaaeJ, that from the it of Sepees . bor, 1508, the liellSWe 61 1411 be 'Wiwi to all Propneory i for Hews Confemption, and is a C le far* to the Stamps co the Articles of higher Value, mai* ha arssA, the Prices of Dr. James's Powder walilas lat Mass I& 96. Peekat, or it is. dd. per Dawes; bet the grad' af a Ueda Pukes is a Xotlle (es 6136 e I `.D r t 1 ".....41 1 ° , m id " ) "344 had for 11. nt. And as by F avour of 4.r. Stamp Mee, Plates are prepared for Mr.N Apirate ter. w:iat his Name engraved in each Seamy, the Public will be woe flag to °three that the Words, " F. Newberg. No. hi. St. Pears: are plated to the lamips of all his Mau:toes ; awl as k is An, famed that tads will be • Wicket Sae arlay weft Calloteffhli 5e80101 2, 00 the Leach 00 Dr.jaaaea's powder welt be Oros" dread from hemeeforwatel. Stamp will be allowed gratis, as dual, to there veto pooiab Half a Damn er mem at a dote, of the Wow pity* A. 1 . Pr. jiwoes'o Pow*, 1.40. j-eselnls °C POP - 1 a Bottle . 04 o BMWS TirA•Alf far* 4 An eteptle PiDe 4 6 !pusher ' s dine -- tarsi Pes aa 0 Dili& Orem tt Dr. Stems% Ogodeldisa • 6 Genoisse Ar •nebialalls - Dommilion ail • 6 Oreftids Matilakaa 6 .---..CasosatAe Drops p I*is's Seats Fills t a - Pmerrie More of Pepremint I al resign . It Gratin Drops - t Berry's BUisot Pills 4 6 Mr. Hooper?, Ras a a Dr. Auftin's Chat/blabs awes Meioefla Ditto 4 0 Meares ditto - • 0 D [bra Carminative a 9 Nortaa's Drop; 1 6 Mom of Coltsfuot 3 6 Spilfbury's ditto $ 6 Cephatk ding 0 9 Dr. Schndor's Tea a Mr. Spinet's DontuVice 4 o Gratough's Thews Joan ithcoma.ale Thie. 3 6 Ds Tabs Lomesiges -2 4. Stamps with Mr. Newbery's NUM are dixa to the twenty Articles above enumerated; and as nutty pier a pant eutarty termite and niellingers, millet= his beide, he k snide the iteaelbey eflinindats at, that it is at the Bat Pod of et. Pasta. !smith, Clisap&le. and Mat it has a image What *pawl free • a which there words are infaribild: Tat WILY WAIMUOVIII roe Du. Jamas% Pewee a." 1 HY. COrdial Balm of Gilead in nose confdered as the granted dikovery that has tura made la ebeassmory 01 matt, it is potent, fate and pkafarm The rapid and Imre-slug lame heftowed Do its author and inventor (Dr. Samoa of lissier* pot 4 ) is the true and only criterion to Judge of the merits of a me dicine which has been adminidered from the bight& to the lowa ebbs of people with loch happy and uniform ftweef..—The scam of this medicine fr-queatty cannot get (applied .fo sleek es the de mand is lot li s ad it is a fadmoethy of reams. that they piebald nearly as fOOO as they strive to band ; awtt of the half-guinea bee ties Ming befpolte below dial are ordered. No peso labouring under weakreffes and debflty &old degutr„ but snake a trial of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. which will DO ditappubat their hopes. twprever fu.guitie they may he: . ADollittl TO /HI Arr!..c,Ltr. la t.. Dr. fleinsam.'s Cordial Balm of Gikad is happily calculated fur the weak. the GAIT, and inntrn. Mal inward decays, &Miley. lomat!'" of fp Ms, weaknclies is either fez, whether hereditary. ac quired, or owing to youthful imprudent:Ws, this medielre will af ford the molt wonderful relit i. In (urinal weak mita. totes dorfano or mrrnos c.•nftnptions, its ri.tlt flards untivalled, a. MOT be leen by the numbtoich teal:servals In his parnphict,,Mdiversdgrsais by the lbdtor's /11rtats. N. B. The Cordial Balm of (lead la kid In bottles. price half. asulnea each. There arc alio ma hotdes, containing equal to tour bottle. at los. 6d by which the pasicut Caves ga bold by Remnant, Hamburg"' ; R Bach, Petor-firon. New York; Matthews, No. OK. Strand, London: and in Bath try` Hazard ; lasightoo, Gregory ; Ihrmioshant loots Lloy.l ; Bedlord, Smith; Piandfrd. SABOOOM• iiel U. hints/ors. Dinsie ; Chtlteahass, Saldra. ; Lamb:islet, Hj grow ; Co•rotrfr Renat'. ; Cukheit. r, Keymer ; Can , mons ; Car" Teat. pilie • Chatlan. 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