Star. — London, England, 1816-09-03 00:00:00

- .- . 3 _ . .. ,ICE. .--Since the Ihi MANSION HOUSE.—THE CONSPIRACY. , eppreltension df Brock, Pelham. and the two Burrs every exertion has been made by the LORD MAYOR, COI telly _in employing officers in all directions to secure Michael Power, charged by the persons already mentioned as the great actor in their iniquitous pro ceedings, but by offering a reward for his apprehenWas - ran. in the conrse of last week, information seceived that Power was in the neighbourhood of Bow's Farm, near Edm..nton ; in consequence of which Mr. Burgess, who has already taken so ac tive a part wr trie developement of the consp:in that racies, ' accompanied by White the officer, pinceeded direction. Here they 'learned that lie had been at woi k six days, but had slept there for one night only. From thence they traced him to Windill m" Hill, where he stopped t wo or three slays ; but learning. that - he was pursued, he made his way to town, and then' towards Padding ton. His hiding F lace here was also discovered, and he fled in the direction of Tanner's-end ; but being again trac e d, he once more set forward for London, and endeavoured to .conceal himself by assuming the garb of a labourer. Infor mation, however, of his retreat being received by Harrison and Leadhetter, the. officers, on Saturday night, these two persons repaired to a public house,. called the Rising Sun, about ten o'clock on Sunday morning, when they found the conspirator, and se cured him. Being brought before the LORD MAYOR 'yesterday for examination, the two Barry: (who have been admitted as evidence for the Crown) appeared against him. Mrs. Purkiss also, the woman, who in the former examinations, deposed to the purehase of a hammer, files, &c. found in the room when the three poor Irishmen were; detected at work, atten ded ; but although she stated that one of the parties : who had obtained these instruments was an elderly . perr.n. she could not swear to the identity of Power. The evidence, as given by the Barrys, on the several former examinations, was then gone into, and briefly recapitulated by the elder Barry. He said he had known Power for the last eighteen years, and could not, of course, be mistaken as to his person. He was the man who, on the day when Quin, Reardon, and Connel, were employed to coin the money, had gone with himself, Pelham, and others, for that purpose, to the Market (as it is called) for Irish labourers ; had thence accompanied all the parties from house to house, arranging their plans, and to one in parti cular. the French Barbican, where Power him self, having first sworn an oath, tendered the same to the three Irishmen, enjoining them to secrecy.— This dreadtul part of the " Blood System" was foun ded upon ati appeal to the Virgin Mary, and was sealed by signing themselves with a token of the Cross; an obligation the most imperative upon the uninformed and superstitions minds of his wretched victim , . Barry also described him as being one of the party who took the room for the execution of their purpose, as having produced the hammers, files, liquid composition, Soc. and with having not only set to work the Irishmen, bet having actively joined in it himself, and finished some of the money. The two Barrys had escaped from the room before the arrival of Brock and Pelham (two of the conspirators al ready committed). who had obtained the assistance of an officer, under the direction of Power, to look fir a table ; and the prisoner himself escaped upon the pretence of going to procure sonic dinner for the men. Being asked by the Lotto MAYOR what he had to say why he should not be committed for trials the prisoner denied ever having gone to the market place in search of t:se Irishmen, but said he had met the party in Beech-stteet, Barbican. He admitted, however, that he was with the three Irishmen, the Barrys, Brock, Pelham, Ike. on the day the former were apprehended, but declared he had neither pur-, 'chased nor procured the hammers, files, or intruments used in coining. Barry, senior, he dinged with ad -ministering the " oath of secrecy" alluded to, mid not himself ; and he also accused him of having brought two persons from Margate, whom he was about to employ in a certain project 'like that now under consideration, but that be (Power) dissuaded him from it. 'Phis Barry denied to be true ; and as to the oath, he reminded Power that he had ever told him (Barry) that he had . himself been sworn to secrecy .by several persons of his gang, in the neigh bourhood of East Smithfield. Power then said— ,, emit, my Lord, Reardoo and Quin may be permitted to give evidence, should Ibe sent to trial ; for they will prove I was not 'the person who employed them." His Lordship said they have already proved that you were the person who swore them to secrecy, but. I have little doubt that you will have advantage of their evidence, if advantage you expect to derive from it, upon your trial, the unhappy men will be enabled to was by receiving a free pardon."—The prismuw then fully committed for trial." Yesterday, John Townsend was brought up and un derwent a final examination. charged with stealing a trunk, containing a quantity of valuable property, belonging to a Mrs. Roberts. The circumstance of the crank being found in the possession of ' the . visa ner was detailed in our paper of Saturday last, the publicity of which led to a discovery o'f the owner, and Mrs. Roberts now came forward to state the manner in which she had lost it. She deposed that. about half past nine o'clock on Thursday evening, slre was proceeding in a hackney coach to Islington, , when passing slowly through Moorfields (the longest' way the coachrtlan could have taken her) she sod.. denly-felt the coach give way, and the body at once. fell forward. An alarm was soon created, but she was speedily assisted out of the coach. At this mo ment the coachman was standing by the door. and elle immediately inquired for her trunk. This, how ever, upon esaminaticat, was not to be found, and the coachman professed his entire ignoraace of the affair. The witness observed that the spring leathers of the; coach had been cut, and much mangled with ap.' parently some blunt knife, and therewas no doubt of their being cut for the purpose of effecting the rob. beryl: Shepperd, the officer, deposed, that a few minutes before ten o'clock he observed the prisoner, come out of Old Bethlem, with a large trunk, and suspecting all was 'trot right, he watched him for some time; the prisoner at length Catching his eye; endeavoured to avoid him by taking his flight behind - a-range of hackney coaches, and escaping to Worm wood-meet. Bishopsgate. Here being closely pur sued by the witness, he threw dolls the trunk and fled. The witted, isovreveri, as quickly piokeikup, threw tt into it Instvlies iliop lot Pilaf, ina cane• nuing the Anna, overtook the prisoner, and secured .im. gaps searching his person, two knives, a large', and sinallione, were fount upon him. Through the exertions of Shepperd, the -coachman bas since been discovered, and yesterday he attended the examina tion, but professed his' innocence of any connection in the robbery, which was thin effected in so extraordi nary it manner, he was therefore admitted as an evi dence against the prison', and hound over to prose. cute. Mrs. Roberts fully identified the property, and 'the prisoner was committed for trial. MARLSOROLIGII-STREVr.—The public are already infinformed of the depredations com mitted b y a g an g ormed thieves, who have committed robberies tn a most 4normous amount, disguised'as mechanics of various descriptions, and pretending to have hoemess in Gen tlemen's houses. Four of these offenders were yes. terday brought before the Sitting Magistrate by the officers Plank and Jefferies, and it is hoped their ap prehension has broken up the gang. Their names are Barthitorartv, :Space', alias Gee, Jaws Pile, and Richard Davidge. The gang acted as plumbers,' equipped in form, and Davidge was the master, whose business was first to knack at the door, and by false representations, such as belonging to a Water works Company, or by any other nraive the journey men were ,ushered in to examine the pipes, but their object was to secure light movable% and many thou: s4nd pounds winch of plate, kc. has thus been stolen. Charges from Spring Gardens, Bolton-raw, Bruton saw, and fifty others were made. The robberies have extended to nearly every street at the west end of the town. The prisoners were remanded for ano ther examination, to give an opportunity for flutter identifying them. Union HALL.. —}Yesterday Mary Bradley was ex amined on suspicion of having wilfully stabbed a' person named Smith, with whom she cohabited. — Upon investigating the circumstances, it appeared that the parties were drinking till a late hour on Sa turday evening. They both got so intoxicated, tl.at the man would not swear that she wilfully inflicted the wound, which was a very deep one, in his °beck, nor indeed was he prepared to state how he received it. The woman, on being questioned, admitted that she had been transported to Botany Bay ; she Mievid for housebreaking ; that she had served out the term of her punishment (seven years) and returned to her native soil cn the 18th of November, 1810, since which she had lived with various persons; that she married on her return, but her husband, she believe:, is dead. On leaving Botany Bay, she brought with her 4177'2, her own property, £sooof which had beat given her by a Gentleman in the Island, with whom she cohabited, and by. whom she had a son, now on the Wand, but that all her property was gone, and she wished she was transported again. The man, on being questioned, admitted that lie bad lived with her one year, and that when he took up with her site bad £lOO. In gratitude for past favours, he did not wish to hurt her. The Magistrate, under these circum stances, there being no actual proof of her having stabbed him, though evident marks appeared of a dreadful wound inflicted by some person, was obliged to discharge her. An action was tried last week at the Cork Assizes, brought by the Rev. FRFEMAN CROFTS, a clergyman of the Established Church, against the Rev. Mr. ENGLAND, a Roman Catholic Cternyman, proprietor of The Cori Mercantile Chronicle, for a libel contaiwol in that Paper, of the Ist of April last. The Jury, after a short consultation, returned a verdict of 0200 damages and costs. The damages were laid at £looo.—Margaret Murphy, a vagrant, was found guilty of decoying and carrying away a fine bay, about four years of age, the child of a silversmith in Patrick-street. The psisoner was apprehended with the child in her possession, at Glanmire. Ordered to be transported for seven years. Messrs. FRANCIS and JEREMIAH JOWL, printers of the Cartirk Journal, were found guilty at the Cum herland Assizes of two libels, one reflecting on Dr. HEYSHAM, a Magistrate, in the execution of his duty; the other, on the Clerk of the Peace. Judge BAYLEY, in charging the Jury, said, a production tired not affect character to be a libel ; it was sufficient if it tended to draw on a man derision and contempt. At the Carlisle Assizes, last week, john Donald, John Pe/lett, and Sarah Donald, alias Armstrong, were found guilty of burglariuusly entering the house of Mrs. Hudson, of Lowes Water, at midnight, on the Bth of April last; and stealing therefrom about kW in bank notes and specie. The burglary was effected with the greatest audacity : the whole of the family being tied hand and foot previous to the robbery.— Donald was lift for execution, but Pellets, and the fe male, who lived with Donaldashis wife, were respited. Monday se'nnight, two men named Gilmore, father and son, were committed to Carlisle gaol, having robbed the house of a person called Watson, at Hes ket, where they lodged, of thirteen guineas, and four one pound bank notes. They are plasterers, and na tives of Ireland. Two prisoners were left for mention at Glouces ter, viz. John Williams, for robbing a house in the Forest of Dean, and Dinah Ridditord, for a similar offence. The former, on receitring sentence, said al My Lord, I confess myself guilty of the crimes laid to my charge, and many more. I was led into them by bad company ; and I hope 1 :hall k !unwed, as a warning to others !" Wednesday se'nnight. while the Judge was sitting, Wi//l.a Harper was taken into custody, in the Crown Court at Durham, in the act of picking a pecket.-:- Upwards of 50 handkerchiefs, and other articles which be had purloined, were found at his lodgings. Fitame•Banansa.---Saturday night last, a party of armed men, to the number of about 20, entered the house of Mr. SHEPHERD, in the parish of Staple ford, and demolished four frames for the making of cutup work, for stockings; and not contented with this attacks, they carried off a flitch of bacon, and stole and took away the childrens' clothes, two pair of shoes, and other articles. In their anxiety after plunder, it would appear, they laid down a pistol, with the name of 4. Nicholson, London," engraved mom it, which they emitted to take away with them, sad wbich was afterwards found to be loaded with itall..—.Nosisighast Paper. Accmaer—Xesteeday morning a man of the name of Mon k pollinitz the party wall of an old boom in the Bong it fell on him, and he was bmied under rabbials. He was got out, but with little signs of life, and taken to as tiospital. ,Moevi,ol‘t kAsitioSs •Pok *sEPeIEMB Wioakitio IVettino DR 211.--Round dress of lend worn 'over either a white or peach coloured slip ; the dress flounced with the same, with a ribband of peach colour placed above the Sounce. L o ose sleeves, a-la-Caroline' confined by bands 'oC poach oiloured rlbbend. British l.ady's bonnet, the texture black, over peach colour. The hair parted on the forehead. Half-boots, and stoves of peach coloured kid. Daass or ewe COURT or FRA scr.—.Petticost and train of white ratio, superbly °maim sited round the border and sides with flowers and coloured foil. Body of white patio or silver tinier. Short full sleeves of white satin, richly ornamented with point lace, and surmounted by imperial wings formed of a triple row of the stunt material. Togo* of white satin, encircled round the forehead by a bandeau of pearls or diamonds. The hair in awls, a 14-Ninon ; superb plume of full white ostrich feathers, and court lappets of fine lace. Earrings and necklace of dia monds. White kid shoei with very small rosettes; white kid glow, ornani-nted at the top with a narrow fluted gaining of blood. —La Bills Auer:Me. AGRICULTURAL REPORT fir SEPTEMBER. The Wheat Harvest has commenced pretty gene. rally upon light lands in all but the northern distzicts, where the corn is still in a backward state. Through the Isle of Thanet, and the eastern pans of Kent and Essex, a considerable breadth of wheat i 5 cut .11ready, and is expected to rise well. The pulse crops are unequal in most countries, both in peas and beans ; the drilled ones far exceed those sown broad-cast, the latter, from the continued rains, having run too --inch to haulm to set well from the bloom. The baileys may be reckoned a full average crop. The principal turnip countries never exhibited more regular and healthy plants ; and the young cic.vers are equally promising. The latter crops of hay, which were heavy, have been well got up ; but old hay is getting scarce, and therefore daily advancing in price. Po tatoes are every where abundant. The lamb and sheep fairs recently held have been largely supplied, and the former sold at about last year's prices, but wetber sheep, that was fresh, fetched more money. Considerable droves of Scots and Irish beasts are up in the .hires; but little business is doing at present in lean stock, the drovers, from the plenty of feed, not feeling disposed to submit to the reduction of prices, which the graziers generally look for. Hogs, and other articles of the pig kind, are lower. Mitch stock, of the cow kind, are better. Draught horses are scarcely saleable on any terms. The meat mar kets for prime beet and mutton arz on the advance.' The principal wool fairs have passed without any business being done, there being little or no demand either for long or silent fleeces. Devises Market was on Thursday but thinly at tended, notwithstanding which, an abundant supply! of wheat pitched for sale. Tnere was a- decline i prices of toll Pis. per quarter ; and some escelleut wheat was sold at the close of the market for 325. per sack. The wheat harvest became general in the past week round reunion. The disease called the canker. is found not to have made those ravages which had been anticipated frum.the previous rains. The har vest has also commenced in Huntingdon, Cambridge, Bedford, and Hertfordshire; and for oats and barley is some parts of Lincolnshire. At Rooney Fair, on Monday se'nnight, there was a tolerable chew of horses, but hardly any buyers..,-., Pigs had a dull sale, at reduced prices. Cheese was 6s. dearer than at Magdalen Hill Fair. Best red So „sneiset sold from 70s. to 765. Half Coward 401. to 48s.—Skim 18s. to 26s.—About forty tons remained unsold. --- --- WAKEFIELD Ana, SO.—We have received little tra i n up the Rivet' this week, but have had a tolerable supply by nut farmers. Owing to the favourable state of the weather, Wheat has been dull sale at a decline of full Ss. per quarter. CORNWALL—The continuarce of the fine hat vest weather has already caused a great reduction in the price of corn, and the markets are plentifully supplied. At Hasten. wheat fell from 4cs. to Sas. per bushel (three Winchester bushels,) and a great deal was left unsold. At Camelford, the supply was greater than ewer witnessed: not one halt of the wheat brought into market was disposed of. At Liskeard the quantity of grain was abundant, and a great decline in price was experiences]. •CosEtroto.—We hada larger supply of Wheat than we ever witnessed at one time before at our market. Not one bail of it war sold. About three weeks since, a peck of wheat could hardly be obtained for money. NEWLIATE AND LEA DEM{ ALL MARKETS, SEPT. S. (E ti.e Carear, • Beef, ter stone 2s iS to 4i Ot I Veal 34 4a to Ss 04 Mutton Si 4:1 to 4‘ SI 1 Pork 4s O,l to 4s 44 PRICES OF HAY AND S'rRAW YESTERDAY. ST. JAMES * *. WMITECAII PI L. Hay 31 las 041 co it Os Od Hay at Ss to 61 6s I Straw tl 17s Od to 3 1 6 s Od Straw 21 146 to_ 21 las Clover, oL 10$. Od. to 10s. salt?urtCLD. Meadow Hay it 0; to 51 Iss I Clover GI Os to 71 Os. Straw .F.'sl Os to .E 3 Os. PRICK OF HOPS. ÜBW BAGS. VIM PDC BITS. Kent 41 Os to 71 106 Kent - 61 Os to 101 10s Sussex SI Os to 61 10i Sussex 51 Os to 91 14s Rues SI Os to 91 Os Farnham 101 Os to 141 Os RAW EUDES. Bea Heifers and Steers (per stone) - et.s 64 to 3s OA Middling. 2i ei to 26 41 Sheepskins Os to Os 01 Shearlin Ordinary Is 104 to 2s ad Market Calf 71e. each. Eng. gorse 121 t' i2s 6d s Is 541. Lambs 2s od so 3s 6d PRICE OF LEATHER. IN Butts, 30 to bfillis 204 23d Ditto, 36 .0 1161bs 234 264 Merebents Backs Oud 004 Dreesiog Hides . led lbd Fine Osach Hideo 164.1744 LEADENHAI.I.--; I'ItEET. iCalf Skins, SO to Sollit. wfki 211: Ditto 50 to 701 b; !Lied 264 Ditto 70 to 80Ibs- std , 23d Small Seals Greenland 27d aoi i Large ditto, per doz. 804 lOW. PRICE; OF St. Jaatees Market Ss ['ALLOW. rows Tallow Ysllow Russia I White ditto Soap ditto *lLl—Moulds, 19s 04. 94s—Curd, 91is—Palm, 94s Clare Market - Whltrehapel Market per stone of alb. Candles per duz. los Ifenew Soap, Bas—Mottled, O. 011 SI 01 The Vicar of a Parish near Huptanton, in Nor. folk, at his Late tithe dinner, remitted to one of the farmers the whole of last year's tithe, in consequence of his wife having brought him a tenth child within the rear] and all the ten children being living. A simitar instance of clerical beneficence took plitee "some years since at Little Livermere, near Bury. S iturday night Mrs. Oadey, of No. 6, Smith -street, St. James's, Clerkenwell, ate a hearty supper of cu cumbers, and in less than an hour after :be expired. Saturday se'nnnigbt, .Hawkstone Inn, an In quest was taken on the body of Thomas Peares, an officer of the excise ' who, on his ride from Hodnet to Prees, fell off his h orse, in. Hawkssone Park, before ' ha reached the Inn. A Medical Gentleman was sent for, who, after minutely examining the body, depo sed, that he died of Ina apoplexy, in consequence ti excessive, hiebeiation 4 the Jury gave their verdict ac . st )4oniigue.place, Rus?Pil-iquare s sgi Captain William Forrest, tionotirrlle East India r 't 71 1 ', Service, of a soh. The 2Sd ult. bt • ;coriTt- ir• et, Edinburgh, the Lady of m a " Bogle, 94th reefs, a tn'i The 2lst ult. 3t I-! itneVeld Chttsge, the Laly of Li tineutt Lasidel, Royal . Maritte‘, of a soit. Wednesday. in Winchester, the I.ady of the Rev. G. H uth. cute, of a daughter. la Gro,vesior street, the Lady of P. Methuen, Esq. M.p . d‘ugliter. 2.Sils ult. at burottvr, Lady Kettnedy, of a sort. The 19th silt. at W!c!thsva, the L. 1 ,11 wt . N:ajor Ilar land, Dragoon Guards, of a sun. The 27th ult at Edinburgh, the Lady of Thomas !Ill!thril Esq. Advocate, of a Poll. Lately, the Lady of the Rev. Mr. Paley, of Lacock, wft„ of a son. iqtrf PER HE PU THIS r 4EXT, wet , m y, a MONO IL B. SHE RID , which, their P IfledY ° THE. MARRIED. Saturday. Henry P•arlett, Esq. to Jane, only slaughter o f , late Charles Puile, At Greenock, the 46th ult. Lleutenart-Cotao•i Dot foot, and K.m:r. to garhara, daughter of Geo:ge Rob' sou, Esq. At Kdlin, the 24th ult. Captain Macnah, 21st reillo oot, Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. M'Gihbon, Saturday, at Kingztou church, Joht: Goldfinch, IZ.q. Eades, of Piartsea. 'I hursday, at ltucktall, Mr. Thomas Jackson, mbien.o u i of Stone, to Miss Elizabeth :itaney, of the sure place. The,* groom is in bis sixty-third, and the bed, in her fighternii 'ew. sir peter 7'l cbaracter): Si: Backbite, Mr. I sppearance in Crabtree, Mr. sate in tbose el Dud ; Snake, ,Lady Sneerwt CaMour, Mrs. 1 L 11.1.). At she Manse of Foul's, the Rev Jobn Murray, of A:bew, in the fl Ist year of his age, a'.d etc (4,:h of his nisi tr7 l ' 01 At Dumfries, the 25th ult. Mt s. MiVitie, Ire of the Ge o _ is i Old Headstr Inn there. goeh ; Mr. Kitt In the City of Armagh, the '.9th ult. tl..z Rev. The w cue. - Udall, Mr. HI nting, Presbyterian M tar of that page , -. • • Mn. Urger; At Edinburgh. the isti ult. Mrs. Relit. widow eiD a , 1 4. 414 Es q late one of the Co:nmissiotfers of Custom,. Boxes and P Wednesda7, at Blankey, mar I.tecoin. s'ter a that gi ne . , at the princ.pal al aged SS, Charles Chaplin, ft one of the epres , ,mattses is p„ • ten till fou . • pools t r, o liament for the County of The link ult. at Contron.Clonsiberlain, Wifrs, Meg.pirk to nst h all • b oxyß 7s. Si eldest daughter of the late Cap:uin John i'igott, of the ;torah aery 26. ' valids one of the survivors of tlie Elolr, at CActittl. , No Wedner!ay, James Gikl•rist. Esq. of Newton The Publi. of the Commissariat of Dumfries. Irle wa. henl•hy didtageoinnu , during the greatest part of the day, in the Dumff le, market; • so d agos ad eaa t precarious and uncertain is the triune of human ilk, n ot ), j)reu aerie of dropped down and expired at seven o'clock in d he ev. •n:rtg, ee l Isere fuller ice a hundred yards of Bushy Bank, his cuantry residence, owe of ,b it pan o f miles from Dumfries. R A: THIS M spec Cent. Ct t b e eapital Pri: era be Drawn Old Eatablish t wards of Two by their most a • LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. His Royal Highness the Duke of YOK lc, Preside*. Sus ci tom—Mn Kiernan, Member of the Royal Conch. Govxa Kota—Earl ot Evrenumt, Earl of Leitrim. E o n. ow J. Barry, M.li. John I.atouche, M.P HE Royal and Noble P..tr ns ~.• v e I ' T sTrru - rioN, for the exclusive Treatost.r.t GI :-; co MPLAIN ' I ' S, and their danverou • consequences •i. brdni insure the benefits ti.at have regt.tled 'ruin it, .eleati Xis nais as its Surgeon, (danding hirh rnr the- h.t of t '. e P Caber rrcm having directed his chiet attention to those &wars kti Kt roan conceiv:.s it a part o! official dwy to .at , tios th public, by poltring to the List pf ti.e koyal College, pshli,be in February, 1814, as the only sure guide, .nd that D .. a n si g of persons assuming such titles, and publicly adverti.i non without bung sanctioned by 'his list, arc to be creditnt,Tne a' nut reports ot the Luck Dispenary will prove that sem- of it most dangerous cases ot 6tricturcs, and other ~,ppop.4 incurable affections of the Generative Organs have bees here ra. dically said nice. ssfi.lly treated. Mr. Kiernan may be consvited as US!'li, hy both brio, at lei Amountiog in House, £l, J .ower Charlotte-street, Pea oal.square, where les Drawings tact ten from Towu and Country are - 0 bit addressed, and the inns. intend to adve nary advice and medicine will be sieen, or sent, to any part old* Capitals may I United KinAcin. ' be more than Just published, price 4s. td Edition, Practicz.l Observations os ' the aboie Diseates, by i. Kiernan, Eiti may be had At No. 114 Fleet-street, No. SO, l'aternosttr-row, and No. to, Crositioasen, • stale it, ewes i Soho. Mace it to so! THIS MO Trr BISH • the Put 171 b of this IS prams. beyom is deservedly II THE COMMAL 8A1.7.1 OF GILEAD, Prepared by Dr. SJLe mem, Weal-House, rear price half a guirea a bottle; or the quantity of four in one bit . brittle for ns. on which 9s. are ca.:et', de:y 7. rr HE CORDIAL PALM OF G11.E.01 slitraidelnumei universally ackaowleelged to he peatitarly ef!izarious isil the Schemes wastings, I,,ss of appetite, iiielige-tion, clep„,-si„„ and 9, Charin trembling or shaking of the lianas or Imb,, absittiate shortness ot breath, and comunipiive habits. It thins the like 4 eases the most violent pains in the bead and stomach, and promote gentle perspiration.' By the nobility aild gentry this nieJirititit much admired, being pleasant to the ta,te mid smell, gently 5e winging the fibres of the stomach, and giving that proper tra44 which a good digevion requ'res. Nothing can be better aloel to help and nourish the constitution after a nocturnal debasdi with wine, &c. •1 his Cordial is highly eeteemed in the East sal West Indies for nrurishing and invigorating the nervous .y.tts, and acting as a general restorative on debilitated c..neitedus, arising trom bilious complaints contracted in bra. climates.— I Mae who have the care and education of fottales, the - as the sedentary part of the community, should - the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which removes diseases invigorates the :MA improves the memory, 'lmagination. It is the most absolute remedy for such &teal ed with the following sytteptoins, namely, a of the breast, with difficulty of breathing; violent the heart, sudden flushes of heat in various pant. other times a sense of cold, as if water was poured flying pains in the arms and limbs, back and those occasioned by the gravel; the pulse very times uncommonly slow, at other times very the hiccough, frequent sighing, and a sense of suit. a ball or lump in the throat; alternate fits of crying sive laughing ; lie sleep unsound, and seldom retre patient often troubled with horrid dreams. Mu by interested indivitioals against medicines that but there is a very impretart observation to be the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless its °perm safe, and efficaMous, it could rim have obtained demand It has :inquired ; for, as it has rarely tin of a persuasive advocre at the ear of the patient, his conviction ot ita virtues, by hs salutary effects, severance, and yet relioilable perseverance is cella. (Oahe toenable even the happiest combination of thent'cait and galenica's to WO , : out chronic diseases, and Millft the vakisedew flan to health. The CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD most wontleanty cherishes nature, and will support the life of the 'gel and infirm. In all inward decays, &tat), lowness of spirits, relaxation ill eitins sax, sit ;miler hereditary or owing to youthtut 1..- this medicine will ad; rd the most wundetli. Its well ;mown characteristic of promoting long nraiiitoined ; for by keeping the consul' continual repair, it i reserves she body in ' prevents premature decay. It requires no t nor attention in diet. trr Dr. Solomon expects, when consult• And 2$ t LADIE: rienee, LOTION as hinos to whi kind of coarse. derint the ski Tied repot alio It is ,pursicuias I.otion," raid that is geousin Ire cured mil I distressing Elting men i 1)7 their spec ti , ms on the • comptunent of a Li 24)•e to be IRC:ostd, tetter. Dr. Solomon, Gilead House, near dOuble postage." 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