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LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, MAY tr. CORPORATION OF LIVERPOOL. THE KING v. WILLIAM lisapos, Eso...—Thejugg went of the Court in this cattle was finally pronoun eed. Lord ELLENSOROVGI4 obferved, that as the whole of the arguments on both fides had been al ready gone through with G. much clearnefs and pre cifi•in (the fnbftance of which we have given in for mer papers). he did not think it neceffary to take up the time of the Court by any comments upon them. The Defendant had been eletied Mayor while in the office <1 Bailiff and a Member of the Corporation of Liverpool. The Court were of opi• nion that under the Charter of Charles the Flrft, the office of the one was incompatible with the other, they therefore gave judgment of veer again the Defendant. THE KING V. WEL ITALIE HORN!. The Defendant in this cafe, who is a Dillenting Miniiier, was convitled v the !aft affixes for Leieef ter before Mr. Nike Roost, for having held a fe dirious converfation againit the King, and the pro fecution of the prefent war carried on againfl the French : the words in the indittment were, " Here is a health to our friends over the water," meaning thereby the French ; and in a converfation with fome of his neighbours, he laid, " You might as well pay to,oool. a year to Bonaparte, as to the King. Thefe words were clearly proved, and the Jury found a. yenta, that they were fsditioufly fpoken ; he was this day brought np to receive the judgment of the Court, and taking into confideration that he had not tnade ofe of thole fentiments beyond the walls of his neighbour's hook, and that he had condurged him ' felf with great propriety fence his confinement, he was ordered to be committed to the common gaol of Leieefter for the fpace of Three Months, to pay a fine to his Majefiy of tool. and to be further confin ed till fiteh fum fhould be paid. THE KING V. ARTHUR SALE. The Defendant in this cafe was a printer by trade, and cotter/led of a fimilar offence, having printed and poblifited certain (editions papers, with a view to endeavour to perfnade his Majefty's fubjerfts not to refill the eoemies of this country ; he alb) was • brought hp to receive the judgment of the Court, • and we* ordered to be imprifoned fix Calendar - Months, and to pay a fine of tool. to his Majefty, and to be further imprilisted till fads nue mould be paid. ?Hi RING V. JONATHAN PANTHER. The Defendant was Convilted of a keitar offence baring written nfeditious and offenfive Meloffence, on. th e return which he was to have made to the Canna •fioners for the Army of frteferve. Upon the Court's 1 proceeding to pals judgment upon him, he eked per. I abiCooo to fay a few words in mitigation of his mini& 1 meat i he then laid; he did not mean any thing . fedi. l i ekes in writing the libel in gelation; that his 4 Lica' principles were always for the good of his • and country; that he might have fpokeo with vio ence again* tome certain perfuns, but never harboured • a thought hottile to the King .ox Conftitntion. He bad no lels than fir in family. one of whom was blind for leveret years ; they were all dependent on his. itfollry, and were he to be long confined, his • r eefs entifi totally go to wreck ; that fi t= his :111111Pgelosseer, his partner had takes an unfair ad "auto* taf . him, by which be was meth injured; be there all thell circumfiancea. threw him fclf on of the Court. • Mr. JultitiCaosa had prepared to pafs judgment, bate olleruddrefs of the Defendant to the Court, we are indfiteill to believe the fentence was changed, ' ;.s the Court. after rouse confultation. ordered that the Defendant fhould pay a fine of loot. and be im• pritimed for three calendar months. . TNT ZINO O. j. $7-VANII AND ). A 011111,11114.111. Io our report of the ad itillant, we noticed the prounds of the motion of Mr. D in arreft of Judgment. Caufe was now to be (hewn agaift this Rule, in the courfe of which the following curioss aborflions were examined, arifing on the conftruilion of the word end, which had beta employed in the information againft thefe defendants : If the proverb ab ove 'rhos ad mea.la exclude both the egg and the apple ? If there be any exclu fi on of an inclufion, as iit s allowed there may of a conclufion ? If a man, Anted to live until the 29th of November, be by there terms declared to have died on the 2Sth ? If the certainty in every particular be not too great a cer. tainty ? If the death of the Idiot- may tale place be fore making the leafe ? If the King open the Seffion the day before the Seifion is opened ? If a man or• dered to be hanged *sail he were dead be to be cut down before he were dead ? Our Readers will fmile to learn, that the grave authorities of our Lord Chief JuMees, and other high judicial charatiers were cit ed to remove the logical difficulty. By the Aft of Parliament, theft defendants could not be gnilty,un. kfs they were io office under the India Company at the time they converted the property that devolved into their hands to their own ofe. Thefe Gentlemen were, in the information, (fated to have been in of fice wail the 29th of November, and the fame day is Rated as the day on which the offence was commit ted ; fo that the queftion on which the erten cf judg ment depended was, if the expreffion aril the 291110 f Nov. included, or excluded, the ;9th of Nov. Mr. ATToansv G/NORAL. on the part of the profe. cation, (aid that Mr. Dallas had uftd the word raw, or se, as fynonirnout with aril. He would admit it for a moment, and would aft his Learaed Friend's bcdpitaliky, if he would invite one of thew Lortlfhips re dinner, that he meant al loon as dinner was krved op. he &told leave the banquet ? Or if he thould afk his Lordfliip to his country feat to flay loud a fecond day, he intended the Noble Judge fhould or der his carriage at midnight to quit the houfe ? Theft fainiNar obfervations were fucceeded by many ferimts arguments founded on the immemorial prac tices in iodiameats for the moft heisons crimes. Mr. Easeful followed on the fame fide, and gum • cd from the poet : " Met at tee mod the merrier thy." He enquired, whether with this affurance the bridegroom would confider his fair affnciate as de• filed previous to marriage. and bis offspring as ale g;;itnate ? Mr. 1) in reply. argued, that the word ea& in all legxl proreedinp, was alway exceptive. and repelled the reafming employed both from the elf . . . . . the more familiar obfervations, and remarked, it would be very unfortunate if the reafoning of his Friend prevailed, and the chaßity of the Lady were continued during the marriage day. He laid, the matter was a mere quellion of time ; and although Mr. Erlkine had committed the mißake now, he would have been chargeable with the error fume zo or 3o years ago. Mr. Glans followed on the fame fide, and con cluded with bferving, that the word until, introduc ed into the information, created fuch a repugnancy, as to afford jug grounds for the arrea of judgment. Judgment deferred. THE KING V. ALEXANDER DAVIDSON, JOHN WHITE PAR SONS, AND TnHmAsHOPPING. - . Mr. Junice GROSE delivered the fentence of the Court in the following terms : If You have been charged with having unlawfully bribed divers voters of the borough of Ilchefter, and with having procured a leafe of ground thereon to .ere& a number of houfes, that you might introduce fuch perfons as you thought proper, to be ele&ed reprefentatives for the Paid Borough : You have given loge fums, to the amount of 301. each, to a number of fuch voters ; and, purfuant to your in tention, you did ere& many , houfes, with a view to deffroy the pris Urges of the fubje&s of the realm : You have been convi&ed upon grounds fo plain and dire 1, that, inflead of being in any doubt of the commiffion o:" the offence, we are anonifhed, that ordioary prudence did not lead you to take tome pains to difguite this extenfive fyllem of corruption : —Your crimes are complicated ; they involve both conspiracy and bribery ; and in that of bribery Teems to be included the corrupt and malevolent intention of leading the unhappy objear, who were incapable of refitting the temptation you offered them, to the foul crime of wilful and corrupt perjury. Among your alfinants in this violation of public duty, we 6nd one whole evidence has been deciiive, and whole crofs examination (hews the debafement of the hu man mind, when left expofed to the effeils of im morality and irreligion. He fwears, that his coo viCtion of Chriftianity was fhaken by the arguments of its opponents, and he appears not to be yet relieved from his atheillical frepticifm. Should that be your cafe; Ihould you dilbelieve the exigence of a Goo,' and of a REDEZIERIS j Ihould the Cobb= fabric of religion be (Makes in your mind, I would earneftly recommend to you to weigh well the condi Lion to which fen are reduced ; for affuredly the moment will come, when the lams of confcience muff be atten tively heard. While you may look down with con tempt upon the unfortunate wretch who difpofes of his confcience to you, for the fupport of his family, compare with him the flagitious corrupter, who is perverting the tights, and undermining the conflitu• tution of his country. It Ihould be our daily prayer that we may not be led into temptation. What l atonement can yourmake to there miferable men, to ' whom you have prefented a temptation, which their infirmities have rendered them incapable of refilling ?' All the contemn of perfisnal power, and all the in fluence of wealth, will not remove from/ you the pang w%ich the retrofpe& of fuch condo& muff or cafion. use native of this crime has been fo clearly marked out by our common law, as tending to the deftruiftion of our free and glorious conftitution, that even the wretches you fednced were corretlly inform. ed of the meafure of the offence. We cannot akertain if the oblefts of you, the defendant, Davidfon, were to gratify infatiable avarice or inordinate ambition, or if there were others behind the curtain yet more rich and powerful, by whom you were employed, but if we may form any jodgment of the magnitude of your means, and the extent of your proje&s, by the funs you have expended in this atrocious attempt, we need not wonder at the dangers to which the Conftitution is expofed, but rather be furprifed, that it has fo long remainea to impart protettion, and to command the reverence of mankind. As to the different parts you have taken, all of you teem to be involved in an equal degree of gui!t. While one provided the poifon, the others not only pointed nut the objefts to whom.it was to be given, bu,t affified in adminineting it. The one party did not kern more habituated in the pra&ice, than the other was prompt and prodigal in fupplying the means to carry tt into execution. " We have heard the affidavits prefented on the part of you John White Patrons : Yon are the man who negociatcd between Alexander Davidfon. and the Eledors: You recommended the bribe of 301. and introduced Hopping: You propofed the con. Ilruttion of the homes, and. as a motive for the fa erifiee of the money. you laid, you had never known the voters to go agaita the 301. yet notivithilanding this violation of duty, it is sworn your chatafter is that of a fair man ; that your pmfitits tend to ame liorate the condition of your fellow creatures; and that you have impaired your fortune in this honour able endeavour. One of there Deponents ventures to fay, that no temptation could induce you to do what is morally or politically wrong. Confidering this depofition, wc are obliged to conclude, after the convietion, that this is a wilful mifreprefentation, or that you have stied the part aif a confummate hypocrite. and it (heirs how little reliance can be placed on the charafters dcfmdcd in Courts of Jut tree. Confilering you all as equally guilty, for the purple of checking this corrupt influence In fatal to individuals, and fu iijurious to public right, we do order and adjudge, that each of you be commit• ted to the cuflody of the Marthal of the Marfhalfea Prifon, fur twelve calendar months, and then be dif charged." On Satnrday H:111 y Barker and JUTICS Chadwick Were executed At Lanesder. tor a burglary at Bleat dale, near Gartlang. • Yetlerday, as a pnrter, With a hamper of glafs, was trolling Ludgate-hill, he came in cnntaa with the pok of a gentiernan'% usach, which threw him down with filch vi , ilence as ;o sender it ncceffary to convey him to an iiapital. The rntleman Rave his addrefs, 811“. pt m f .ed to intered tomcat in WWI of the onfortunre n, in. Yeflerday ever, d .fie of a lady in Fitzroy. Allure was broke and j, A Cikry dole therefrom to the amnunt e-11. Yenerday. at a br ewer'. and his wife, in Hodynell.lat,e, Shnieditch, seer• d.fputing about their child, it was tluown not of a twn pair of (Lairs window. whereby it Web In much hurt, sic to leave little Ave 4 its ►ec•.vcry. 'Phu tlazittital parcats LONDON MARKE9 t S: CORN-EXCHANGE, FRIDAY.: irAy if. This day there are not many freth ramping:it train come to hir.d Wheat trade is uncommonly heavy, an cheaper, exceprLag fine famplcs, *hick are kept up from the dent- mal. Barley as siur and Malt has little talc, at a trine Ida p rice. aa alto l'ick Bean, are cheaper, but old remain dear. Ile.sfe arc tomes hing lover. Pea.la 131. per quarter. Oats go of b• tt ilowly. .ria may be noted cheaper. Flour continues to aware ha great plenty.. GENERAL CURRENCY AS Ur IDER Wheat, ayo. sos. SmS. per qr. White Peak, Sac 415. od Fine Ditto, SJS. 345. 64. Beans, 33s 3 pr. ad. Rye 2i5. 175. id. Tick Ditto a 6s. 1,35. Barley, Ism 241 64. Oats, 175. 19... 125. Malt, sos. SF.. cd. Poland ditto sp. 245.64. Rape Seed, 371. to 391. per 1;11. PRICE OF FLOUR. Floe Flour 40s. to 445. Seconds Bo to 4=4• per en*. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags si OS to 61 os I Pockets sr los to 71 165 PRICE of HAY and STRAW in S MITHItELD. Meadow Hay, per Load, 4/. Cs. CO 51. OS. Mitt 111. ISt. I* SL sSs. Straw, per Load 11. 40. to al. 16s. SMITHFIELD, Ma r t r. To fink the oral—per Rose of 81b. Beef 4s 4d to 64 od I Veal ;2e od to 69 od Mutton Ss ad to 6s cd Pork is 4d to 45 44 Lamb 69 0,1 to 8s 4d. NEWOATE and LEADEN/ IALL, May It. Per Rone of 811 , .. by th e comic. Beef 34 4d to ss od I Yea. 3 s od to se 84 Mutton 45 cod to is od Pork 35 od to 45 od Lan* 3s ad to 7s Id. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. PRICeR market as ai r d Town Lilian 711 od to oe Clare Market as RuiSa ditto (can.) 691 od to Toe Whltechapi.l Market Ruffle ditto (loop) 6Se oil to of (Per Rom of Sits.) 4a lld Melted Stuff s7s od to site --- Ditto rough ace od to of gas 6d Orman 14s od, Avenge Price at ad Good Dregs listo as Yellow Soap, Soo. to Os.-7s ott4i,SBs.—Curd, on. Price of Candles per dozes, I to. M.—Moulds, I la. 64. COAL. EXCHANGE, May tl. Belt Coals In Me Pool, per Cksklroo alls. od. Delivered to Hoefekeepers . - hoe. od. &Worland. per Caldron 44a. od. Delivered to Hoefekeepas at - 565. cal. • FOR THE s?ONRAND GRAVEL. SEVERAL years fuseefsful praftice his nova Hilted the reputatim of A DAMS's SOLV E N for cartig •h t a b ove meda l , dikedeiraleekberkideeysor ttladder,arrer Ir.) elite trials of Lap. Unfold kylowaters I Marin Caving thourandift t o the pain and danger of the knife.; but as there are many peeion s who may notliave IsMycl of thls,hispyry difeovery. the Prom]. tar avails lal ufelf of the Benevolent allfpolition of thole who wi a, !„, bear tellimany of its elicaey and innocency ; among whom are Lord Sockville, the Hon. Mr. Gantaine, Sir Edward Knatetibull Bart. Gnomes. Lane,of Dover Cattle; J. Sbipdern, Ef el . l atc M ay; of Deal; Cole Feary, Etc Bluntilhatn. near St. Iv , a; the Rev. Mi. Molyneuz, of Garboldifkam, Norfolk s Jogai 'Thomas, E &Mal ; S. Bakes, Efq. Blagden, near BMW ; with a great nun). her of the Faculty. via. Mr. Mr. Bell, Mr. Hume, D. 4 Lisingdone, and Dr. Stevenfon, whore father was cured by this Medicintault Raise was about to eederge the operation ; mad re. 'evilly, Sine the lalt publication, it has dredge, a lingular and hap. pt' cure Ma near eel don of Admiral Sir Richard King, h a rt, The Solvent is fold by the Proprietor, Mr. Perry, Surgeon No, 9, S.nithamptowitreet. BbatimErner 4 tPlarei'intsil at Bacon's Ni. :so, Oafonl.ftraM, in bottles at ea. ed. Its. and One Guinea two of which lad never fail to coned thit calamine. diath.h. 14 the habit, and thereby ',Tom the formaties of a Rune in fan. tart' paws. N. B. A Treadle ou tie Nadir and the Regimen to be abfery ed with Cafes of Cures, nosy be had, peke as. FOR BRUISES, SPRAINS. !ENE: DVIATISMS, &e. DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC. CAUTION. —On the outfide of the W ra pp er on each Bottle of the real Medicine, a Rasp is fixed, in whets is engraved " F. Newbery. No. 4s,St. Paul's," and over the Cork of the Bottle a Label Is patted, with there Words, " Dr. Stow es Opoileidoe. prepared by F. NeWbery." AN thofe thick are Loki without tbrfx defignatioss are graft Counterfeits. The Public are - requefted tcrattend to this Camino, lo conk. quence of an Inspofition which has been peadWed by amnia Tau ders of Medicine, who, under cover of a conflation in trade with Mr. Newbery's Hnufe, have no: only fold in London, but by trs veiling round the Country. have dilfeminated through the Retail Olden in aIA parts of the kingdom large quantities of a fpurions preparation of this Opodeldoc ; in the Bills of s of which the Names of Dr. Steers, of Charing Cram, and/Ar wbery,sf St. Paul's Church. yard. anima& tire of, in order the more com pletely to deceive unwary Purchafcro. • The gamine OpodeidOc is prepared and (old by F. Newbcry and Sons, No. 45, St- Paul's, on the Coach-way, a few d eem t rim C.lleapfide. London, in ottles, price as. 6d. each, duty Melo did and by thole Veuders only in the Country who offer the red Ms. dicing soda Its appropriate Stamp. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the Rudy, and been gratified by the molt eaedidaabk practice la that bean& which f thought paper to Med, I mid that I have not =Oft snit employed my time than there whet In the esta: o re the prate are arealimally inure fad in =certainty not always an:ain that hue& which to acquired II the inteUedual power to we elate of Menders. . The dikales of DRBILITY ate pecadaatty dif ering. for they bring with them a train of easeantitant fympeems. and, by a do. = er a aN vital energy, =Minim beatanes exehettered.—. they stile from the prevakoce of Ul example, thedeftrue the habits of fchool-boys, or the Indulgences of maturity, they re quire the nu& alladuous prafelkaal aria ; bin by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fyinpunos are aggravated, and the cool tudon is deftroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL CJLLEGE of SURGEONS, I greeted my pretenfioaa oo riplarity of educatioo; and yolk/foie ever, prifilege to practice. I fief mei* entitled to that confidence with which lisam hitherto been hi liberally Itonoored. In the firit fenfations of local we Ants, early application wis prevail the calamity it a debilitated frame; but where the fed fermi from a confeiouinefs of the unmankrefs of the vice which caufed his ml-fortune, is fearful of the contempt or mediae of his family pbyfichm, and broods over hi , . Infirmity with careful am maroon. it malt be tatisfadtory for bim to be adored tot only a capability of treatment, but alfo of the molt inviolable (covey. And he recent Venereal Comphints it is pc We to prevent path, danger or 4ftrets ; io the molt complicated cafes it I. the acquire ment of admire experience in this hoe to draft a Cafe, certain. and fpeedy re•dtabllamettt I War the advantage of this experience to thole of either fel who are minified with any kind of DEIILITY. of any tyniptoins at VENEREAL INFECTION. and in all calms the tams of rem,- wearies ate Rated on the &ft interview. Parents in the country are expeeted to Inclnfea Bank note, and arc "duetted to fpecify their age and manner of living. MARTIN RIME, Weather of the Royal College of Surgeons in Look& No $9, Arundel•ftreet. Strand. nou Temple Bar ECOLERIASTICAI. PROMOTION. The Archbithop of Canterbury has collated the Rev. Mr..-- Moore, his third fop, to the valuabk Rcdtory of latehengdoo, in the county of E&z. BIRTHS Yefterday, about twelve o clock, her Grace the Due lids of Bed ford, of a ion, at his Grace's houfe io eke Staple-yard, St. James's. On Wednefday evening, at her knife In Grofirenor-fquare, the Duchefc of Beaufort, of a daughter. Same day, at t h e Earl of Derby's, Lady Stanley, of a daughter. B.IMC day, In hdanclietter-fquarc, the Lady of Muck: Mil ner, Efq. of a fon. TO-MORROW. Sao rifts I Sues fees 1 Moen Tires tf. miputesafiPer 4I 44 1111iltUtell alter 7 I 0 after 11 HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORE OW. Morning •••• • • • so minutes after 4 Afterttooo 1 HEUMATISMS, PALSIES, and GOUTY 1 . 16 - FECTIONS, with their ufual coneontitante, Sperm, or dying Pains; Flatulency, Indigeftian, and general Delanky, (origi nating in whatever tourer) are relieved and frequently cured by wiirrEHEAD's Effence of klidtard Pills, after every other means had failed. The Fluid Effcnce of Mu(Lard (v(ed wit► the Pills, in thole complaints where neectrary) is perhaps the mob adlive, penetrat ing, and dratual remedy in the world, curing the leveret SPRAINS Ann BRUISES, in Ids than half the time ufually taken he Opodddoe, Argue- Wade, or any other I .inintent or Embrocation ; and if ult.; im mediate!, after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. It is prepared and fuld at as. 9d. each box or bottle, by R. John. flea, Apothecary, Nn. r c, Grcek•ftreet, Soho, London, and may he had at every M licine Vender in Great Britain and Ireland. HERMITAGE LUNATIC ASYLUM near SHREWSBURY. mR. JOHNSON, Surgeon. announces to the Pith. LTA. tic, that he confines his Attention and Pradice to the above Medical Department ; and dedicates the whole of Lis time to died the Curr st thole who are placed ander his care. As a convincing proof of the great attention pail to tke unfor tunate perforis brought to this Afylutn, oat Ids than Five Hundred I.lhourinit under mental dkrangement have been reftored to their anxious Friends cured. Mr. Jon N 30% lament. that the Relation of Infant Perfons ton often tweed placing them under proper !Mt till they have fried various inclicaual and improper Methods of Cure, which indeed of benefiting the Maniac increafe the Diforder to loch a degree as to render future attempts in fame cafe, mavalling. He there , tore cantinas than aping a Wadies I. tkerienentaL Ccrtlicatcs may be had of IND various Cures by applying as above.—May 361, dos. MANY improvements in the late century (hew the advancement of our knowledge; and in no brands of feicne bare there Improvements been fa beneficial as In medicine. Weadmired much and commended Harvey's ingenuity in tracing the circulation of the blood, the porch to many of the dikafea of mankind. Ibis Rep gained. we found another, producing fuck farts that altoolibed the world, and gave them a fyftem equal to the circulation, sod, from the properties of it, they called this new dikovery the Abforbent %reacts Science: than began Inoculation, and then advanced a Vaccine Inftitution to benefit mankind. Sturm, Gout, Rheumatifm, Rill ravaged the community, and coif in SPILSEURY's DISPENSARY, Soho. flout, could they find relief. This circomftence gave an unequalled celebrity to the Antifenrbutic Drops. Theft Drops are fold by the general Yielders of Patent Medi cines in Bottles of to 6d. toe and 11. to each, with a black Stamp sated to each bottle, marked Spallisiry end Co. No. it, kite (quart. To Meffrs. CHINO and BUTLER. SIR —My Son was feized on the aid June lall with a Swelling in one of hi. Legs, which I thought proceeded from a Sprain, bat the next day the other (welled elk., and red fpota came not all over hie body, which was attended with a vim lent ficknefs and excruciating pains, fo that be could keep nablng on his Itonuels. An eminent Apothecary and Phyfician were called in, and notswithltanding all dui; endeavours, my fan con tinued in the molt agoniring torture for 11l weeks, during which the wants bath was tried above three hundred times, which In Inane degree alleviated the pains, but the relief was only momen tary, and my fon became a perfect *decors, his back bone appear. cd en:traded, and coming through the tin. It was Lamentable to hear hi. dilenal growl; one night be fent for me, and told me he Ibund him Lit dy,ng . I parted with him, not exp.:ding be could live out the night. tut in the morning hawing his groans, I approached his r m, and found Mm if pnffible worfe than I had lee ham. At time I wa. happily recommended to make trial of rower ttao . 9 Parr VT WORM Late Nara. and on giving hint the brit dofe be w a immediately freed from pains, and voided a treat quan•ity an filth. relenalding Worms in a putrid nate. I gave ham a Inconel D. Sc. agrreahle to the printed dircetions, which ►■d a fimilar etfeet, and on adminiftering a third dote, be voided a quantity of filmy genii matter, and from that time he has bad return of hie dot whatever. but is row in a perfed P ate of health Th- clew man of my parifh, and all my neigh. hours, are ready to gore t..itint,ty to tilde tads. I•m ;01 1 ;1 4 nut/ Chiclunftlon.o see, Feb. It. it,-. Cala.) . • PAT Lbr V opw I.ozrve.r% are fold ahnlcfale and mail. a , Ching and Boit f • B. No. 4. (hia,Aide and entail b) molt Cour•ry Medicinc VimEers in tbe Ilni•••I Kingdom, in boats at la 6d hill imam, is ad. and for eltanTAlr parries, in Basta t as. i 6 b. ledtJl ilatia2o66l.lrign6d by ti' hustle& all tare aichainestn the L jHE BALM OF G ILEADinaantaneonfly relieves /patios in the fades, hrealt, and intettines, dirfures a genial armth, and prevent. cramps and nu nibnefs in or alter bathing is (Prin., or lea water. Ladies of a cold. Ncrid or hihous Rate of bodY, affected with languor, bead.achoe hyllericalarktltion.; Gentlemen from the Eat or Net Imites,the Student from public reminark.s, people of Fannon, the ftudl , us p..rfoos of a confined and (mien •ary lite as alto to chide aft•zied with nervous affedtions or debi lity, or iginating Iron beat of climate, or relocation from juvenile indifereti ii, cannot have recourle to a more (Amery remedy, be caufe it conches the blood without inn ..ming it ; braces the ner vous (yam, frees and iliiburdeus the sheen and other importaat organ!; reluives obttruttions, and throws ni/ shield thing ht. n:ours ; ftrengtheus the general habit, and brings back the seer cul ir fibres to their natural and healthy tone. Hence its wonder 1u; funds in removing every lymph= of weaknefs. flatulence. palpitations, watdd u' nett, drow final after mely,tioddity, ovine( of heat and cold, numbons, giddinefs, pilm efpecially of dor head, hack, ard loins) hiccough, difli-olly d r Oration and de glutition, dry couch, debility, lownels of (plaits, Ifs of appetite, ri taxation, indigeftion, Sehnert, romiting,gosityrmfms of the to mach, hyteriral mid hypoeboeuldual ad—Akita, drones of ightt COO lured iLoughts e wanderings of the mind, Re. W bee: the ta mach is cUreisdaed, the body is weakened; p+t, bodily decay. emaciation, and the eves link into the heal. The Uinta' Balm of Gil, ad has eftabliftied its reftorative enemy throughout Europe and America • wherever it has been Intradsced, its fak has bean mint wonderiLlly great—the demand far estxadulg any mullelse ever putilifhed, and the benefit it has pm,dnced M y is admit-. ted by every perfon litho has tried eves a tangle battle. It is the only remedy that will retorts to health thok pyiforis who, by an iirunodiratc indidgence of their patient. have tinned their conah. habeas and occafioss ninths affettions tithe (ovens fyftesit.—. Thoudnds at this moment live to prate the day they brit applkd to this remedy, and enjoy the Wings of Malta, who might ban 'LTIId taco an untloselystave. To lodine the patient to give the :I Balm of Gilead a fair trial, and by dam pertmorasos to tali a radmal awe, Dr. Soloman has fent to Y. Avoca a limply at FAMILY aorrLits that contain four it., Odo met, leer whale only 3;,. are charged, on which, of p.. is laved to the p fee. Each battle has a lamp which bears the proptieterk name and addrefs in the meriting, Soloman, Liver pool," to imitate which Is bclony. Dr. Sationwri everts, when coofulted, the ideal compliment of a One Pined Note ; but at written cafes, or letters of advice, to be anfwered at his Wire, are required to enekie only lialf.a-Golon. Such letters lbsold, for fa ty, be thus Mr rifled 't Money Letter, Dr. Salaams, So:, loseon's Place, Bmvanlom tree, Liverpool ; paid Ambit rotate. Letters iniy he ordered to be dia4telled for X. Z. or A. Lit the Poft Office, till called for. Sold by Remnant, Hambiaryli ; Barb. Peter-Meet, New York ; Matthews, No. it, Strand, Loader) ; mad is Bath b/ Hazard ; Brighton, Gregory ; Birmingham Knott and Lloyd ld-diord, Smith; Biaodford, Sinamoo, • Ivry St. Edattand'as Dingle; Cheltenham, Seldrin ; Cambridge, Hodgfon ; Coventry, Ratlafon ; Caleb. -r, Kerner; Canterbury, Sonoma+ Car' latie; Chatham, Etherington ; Lbeimentel. Clacker ; Cherie?, Pool and Son ; Chiehefter, P'hUliptno ; Lirencelter, Smith ; Chippenham, Comhs ; Pvblta, Duldale ; and No. Si College Green ; Derby, Drewry ; Durban, Penaington ; Dote*. Necks ; Devices, Lowe; DoreMfter, Virtue; U al, Rare ; Dart mouth, Jackfort ; Edinburgh, Smith, North Bridge • Laster, Freeman and SOP • Falmouth, Elliot; Glow:titer. Att. Wet' her; Glargow, M'Donid; Leeds, Dior., Hulse.; Drury ; Lynn, Headk ; Leterfter, Gregory, hivinfen; leroes, Pitt Manrhetter, Thompfin ; Mareatr, Rion; Makit , '"'. Widter ; filar:borough, Har 41 ; Neu beery, Fishier, Atke • hoe' cattle, Walk e r, Hodgkin; Norihamptun, t...ey; Nottingham. Barbaye • Norwich, Stevenfon and ; Orford, Jones; Pap mouth Elora, I loalatd ; P.4tlnieueh, Brlam ; Reefing. Smart mid Co. ; Kochelter, Frt. crlngtnt. ; -ergerit ; Sitr , ‘ l " hzi 'dinar.: i•vtlaimpt.c. Kat r; rear rd. Spirt an ttf^ - t.rd, Newt. malt) ; By y; sal 0,•47, C.4', s , S:• , !`o' Your very tweet f risen, rougb, baylry ; ; 1.. e O.' u • kliAku tin .. FAD. Veils, We,in eth, V. ..,1; Wm.! .„ Al ,and t! ;141n• LONDON- ?Artyd and ruhltaved ly LFVI.I. (.. treVery - Pbec. I.l.Thbel;) ac tSa f . I *rem Paten:bet atic it /At •• U. r•• • - 1 - un} •