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POLICE. Bow STST tr.—On Timid:ly laft a farmer in neighbourhood of Uxbridge, having hat 1t 1 _n rnta of his barn a bulhel of wheat in a Mel:, which the offender (his own day-laboorer) had afterw.:eils left concealed in his matter's hovel, and being dir. covered, a watch was fvt, when the prifoncr CAlllc (with a fecund man) and in the at carrying it away was fecured, but his accompli- - e viewed. — Upon the prifoner being anted what h, had to lay, he replied, " I acknowledge 1 took it to relievc myfelf and farmly from Itarving!"—And then queflioncd as to the number of his family, answered; " I have a wife and fix children, -the oldeft not eleven !—My earnings are only ten Mil lings per weak !" A rcfpeClable inhabitant of Ux bridge happ-ning to he relent, ohferved, that he had known the prifoner many years, believed him to be a fiber indliftriousman, and that theldiarels of his family alone" mutt have been the caufc of his taking the wheat. It lik‘wife appeared that his accomplice was a labourer with a wife and (even children. The feelings of the Magiarates prefent being much affeeted, they appealed to the profecutor how far the prifoner ihcsuld not be con lidered by him as an objed of his pity and comp:d emo, who, with great chearfulnefs, reouefted that he might be permitted to return to his wife and children. UNION-HALL.—On Tuefday afternoon, Join Nolridge, alias Harris, was put to the bar, being charged with a highway robbery on Clapham Common at eleven o'clock on Monday night lA. A Gentleman of the name of Woodman de poled that being in a poll chaife, rather fleepy, he was awakened by a knock at the chaife door, wben he faw the prifoner on a black poncy, and ; in a quickvoice raid, " Your money, your money ; damn it, give me your money ?" Mr. Wood man not being armed gave what lode money he bad in his waitleoat pocket, when the prifoner pllopped away. Having alarmed the watchmen en the Clapham road, they purfued him with the of rtance of a fervant belonging to the Swan,on Clapham common, who happened to be on boric back, overtook the prifoner, whom he unhorfed, as he was turning into the Wandfworth road, and dole by him was found a penknife (which mnft have dropt out of his pocket in his fall), be longing to Mr. Woodman, given to the prifoner iimongli the money : when taken he had no arms upon him. The watchmen depofed that they bo lieved the prifoner to be the perfon who robbed Mr. Woodman. The prifoner in his defence Paid, that he was much in liquor, and knew not what he wasabout ; that he hired the poney of Mr. Baily, of the Tan kerville Arms, at Hounflow, to go a little way into the country, and had loft his way when he was flopped by the watch and the perfon on horfe- back. He conferred to Mr. jackfon, High Con liable at Clapham, that he had been formerly a , groom; was after that imprefed into the navy ; itad vied from the ARDINT man of war, went on board of a privateer • came home to Portf mouth in a prize, but h ad not been regularly fettled fince. He is a !port (warthy man, about thirty years of age : he was committed for re examination. Maysiow-Houst. —Wednefday two men and a woman of the name of apprehended the preceding evening by the City Officers in Holi day-yard, Creed-lane, Ludgate-hill. were exa mined on fufpicion of being the perfons whofome time fince robbed the Rye and Haflings mails ; Wort alujee was brought teirward as the Robber ; Yobs and Sarah Au/eu as accomplacis, by whom he had been aided and abetted. It was flitted from the Poll-Office, that the mail had been robbed in Kent, as was above related, and that letters and bank notes to the value of fe veral hundred pounds had been taken from it on that occafien. The Arlin: were taken in apartments in which they lived together ; and in thofe apartments was at the Caine tunic found money to the value of 861. in Bank Notes. John Fryer the port-boy, related, that on the morning of Monday, March 16, he was acetified in coming to town, by a man in a fmock-frock, with a handkerchief over his has, who called, " Deliver the Mail, damn your eyes, or I will blow your brains out !" He threw out the Mail, feting drat the perfon who called had a pinol rea dy to be difcharged. At frit the Poll Boy would not (wear potitively as to Awiel'i perfon. After- I wards he was induced to (peak with great confi dence, :old more decifively. Mr. Heidi's% orth the City Mar(hal, related, that the prifoner had been taken at a houfe where he came to dine with his brother and lifter. Richard Tipper, atria:tilt to the Mna Mal, relat ed, that the prifoners were taken with lone diffi culty, and on circumliances ftrongly fufpicious. 'lie notes found on the prifoners,to the amount of Bal. were alfo produced ; as were iikcwife cer tain articles of dreg's. James Atiften ftrongly denied the guilt imput ed to him ; but was warned by the L.-cum-Mayor tin prepare for his end, as a criminal who could not efcare. The putties were committed for re-examination and ti. v I.N AR t.—On Wethaday evening lan, 7aia. r /Airealia s /11,!!‘, was , :oniniitted by P. Cows airy, Ett l . to Tation.Fields llridewcll, for want of iiireties, to aiiiiver the complaint of Johlt Chile, for extorting Iv m him the film of vin ,;sainca, under a threat of c!l4rl-.ing him nit), ctimniitting an carenceasalint the I,t‘ , ht.. taking ilic. al Mint:ince in the prelim: haiglifli State Lot t_,,•. On the in..efligatiini i-f the above charge, -t d, that notto- hitanding (101 - had given a guinea. be had lodged an ialor ination, and ti.l:ea for t h e pur pose of obta aing from him a further flan, and that lie afttiaily got tient at that time three guineas m e. under a priunife that lie would not iyFar and give evidene.:- Conn:lir to which, and upon his crofs-examination (wore his Lame to be James White, when thee filet has twee cawed out that his mil lutpo :.jarncs Mills. t nntorions inforrner, an who, by renfon or h:q :.eltimony being rejened by feyeral Magiaratcs,on ,ecount of hisnot being a credible witnefs, thought roper to :dame the prefem name. The Magif r: ate much lamented that Mr. Clofe had been com mitted upon the evidence of Inch an abandoned loan as the Prifoner appeared to be,and was lorry chat it NV:IS not in his power to remedy it ; but ex peo.:d that Mr. Clore would do all in his power to mak.: :0% example of the Prifoner, by not only indicting him for the ex tortion,but for perjury alio. ASSIZES. At Lewes Affixes ' W. Card, J. Card, and R. I.trtin, for Dealing Milcreant and the Ducliefs of Limbs, two well-known racing fi llies, the proper-, or of Sir F. Po, k ; J. Nafh, fur horfe-Doling ; W. %Voodfield, S. alias W. Kitchener, and 'l'. Ful ler, for theep-tlealing ; R. Balcombe, J. Turner, G. Bates, and J. Pitcher, for burglaries, received fentence of death, but were all reprieved, except the two Cards ; feven, convided of felonies, were ordered to he tranfported for feven Years. The Lancafter Affixes ended on Saturday fe'n night, when the following prifoners were capitally convitqed, and received fentence of death ;-- John Mafey, for the murder of his wife ; R. Parfites, for Dealing four pair of (beets, 21 Ihirts, fcveral neckcloths, Etc. the property of the Rev. Sir C. Cave, Bart. Thomas Compton, for Dealing two cows ; Mary Meadows, for fhoplifting ; Wm. Marfden, Sotto*, and S. Stanley, alias Sutton, for fheep Dealing ; and War. Rolla:, for firing a piftol at Wm. Wifdom, with intent to kill him. Robieu is refpited for a month, and the others ( excepted) were reprieved be fore the Judge left the town ; and feveral for in ferior offences received various fentences. 1114ty was executed on Monday laD purfuant to his !entente: at firft he was ordered for dif fedion, but having petitioned the Judge to be buried between his two wives —(to both of whom it is Paid be behaved with great cruelty) Lordfbip ordered him to be hung in chains, as near the place where the murder was committed, as might be convenient, and he is ac cordingly fufpended on Congefton Heath —The principal evidence againit him was his daughter in-law, a little girl about ten years of age, who was in company with the mother at the time the violence was committed, and very narrowly efcap ed, he having attempted to throw her into the mill-dam—fhe very minutely detailed the bru tality of his coati& which was fully corroborated by the tedimony of the Surgeon. At Bury, E. Carmen, T. disullesael, and T. Oen, privates in the 3d regiment of drico r ns, for a burglary in the dwelling-houfe of J. en, of Copduck, were capitally convided.—W. Brown, R. Snekb, and 7. Sangria, of the above regiment, charged with the fame offence, were acquitted.— E. Bradley, another foldier, was admitted King's evidence againft his accomplices.—Several others were convicted of inferior offences. elfin, Day, Grafton and Chettkiargh, were left for execution at Thetierd on Saturday the 4th of April- SINGULAR CAIR.•At Shrewfbnry Affixes J Notts, alias Hayward, was inditied for Dealing two fheep. To this indidment Nutts flood mute and did not plead. A Jury was accordingly im pannelled, to enquire whether he flood mute by the at and providence of GOD or obftinately and out of malice ? Mr. Cartwri ght, the keeper of the gaol, depofed, that the prifoner came into his cuf tody in the month of January lag; that he then enjoyed his perfect faculties, but concluded him- I'd( very infolently; that bout a fortnight ago the prifoner fent to Mr. Evans, the profecutor, and offered, on condition that favour fhould be fhewn to him, to difclofe his accomplices in this and other robberies—which was rejeded by Mr. Evans. From that day the prifoner became perfedly filent with an appearance of total infenfibility and ideo tiftn ; he came regularly every day at the found of die bell to receive his allowance of bread with the other felons, but would never fpeak; or give any other proof of reafon. Upon all thefc circum- Dances, Mr. Cartwright verily believed that his be haviour proceeded from obftinacy and malice. Mr. Thomas, the apothecary who attends the gaol, was then examined. He was of opinion that the dread of approaching punifhment had deprived the pri loner of his fenfes, and reduced him to that fitua. lion in which he then appeared before the Court. "His Lordfliip here very humanely flopped any fur ! ther evidence, direding the Jury, after what die Surgeon had Dated, to find the prifoner mute by die at: of Goer which they accordingly did. He was then remanded to the gaol till the next affixes. NR'iscr.rras, MARCH 18.-I'ociday morning the ft.llow;iig fix maleladors were executed at Salisbury, viz. Junes Adams atlas Jones, for rob bing H. Hitchcock, of Avebury, in December halt, on the highway between Caine and Marlbo rough ; T. Elips, C. Vincent, -A. Long. and J. Davis, for fheep-flealing ; and D. Mitchell, for Dealing an iron-grey mare in this city, the pro- petty of J. Lamllon, of Cheritr.n. The above unfoittin.tte men have left fix widows, and as; or pilau Shemp alias Kemp, alro con vizted of Lorfe-fterlingoind who was to have fuf fci ed at. the fame time, received a refpite for feven days on Monday morning, by a King's Meffenger: he 11a; 1 wife and twelve children; and without a farther refpite or reprieve, he will Differ on Tuef day nc,.t. A ni'.tt audacious robbery season Saturday fe'n nigh, committed in the haute of Mr. Bonin, of Louth, Lincolafhire.—About nine o'clock in the morning, Mr. Buftin took out of his delk a tin boa, containing upwards of pool. in cafh and notes, whirls lie was about to remit to Ab. Shsath, Efq. and 'on, Bankers at Bolton, for whom heh agent : —lle placed the box on a table near the window, fronting the ftreet, requefting Mrs. Bultin to carry it to the banking-office, which is Tome diftanee from the both; but ere die had an opportunity of de potiting her charge at the office, being asakd out of the mom, Mrs. B. locked the door, and left it for a few minuies t—On her return the fa& was thrown open, and the box with its contents sniffing. —The villains, as yet, remain matittated. blvfirßtr. April TO. T. W. MO, Or kulnlalrk ar Marg nall;u1 Sottuc, machants, At. Oen% the tit* In 6, Ma.. abetter. April It. Michael Cutler, of Bedford-ftreet, Covent-garden. vimollim-draper, at terelve, at Guildhall. April 13. J. Mac Mikine, of Halifax, dealer, at fair, at the Bridgewater-Arms Inn, Mancheller. April 14. T. Wilfoi.l.tte of Chethunt,Hertfordihire,maltiter and ei..rn raaor, at ten, at Guilditell. April 1 4. G. Feild, late of the Mlnories, linen-draper, at ten at Guildhall. April 14. J. Grefforell, of Wlllacach,.grocer,at eleven, at Guild hall, London. April 14. Ddli Loymn, of Canterbury, vi, lualler, at elcein at the April tB. W. Wright the el.hr and W. Witht the younger, and J. Mande Wright, of Wenclofe-fepare, coal-merchanti, at nine, at Guildhall. April 18. G. Kirke and J. Ford, of Groeere-liall-court, mer chants, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 13. W. Barfoot and T. of Colman-!treat, Lon don, grocers, at nine, at Guildhall. April tB. J. Williamfon, of Lane F.nil. Stalforilfhire, and Wm. Williandial, of Portfmouth, glafarlhas, at three, at the Talbot Inn, Stourbridge. P:RTHS. On the 25th uh. the Lady of Mr. Thos. Pinnock, of Stunt ftreet, of a fen. At Liverpool, the Lady of Captain Elmblrft (Re yal North Lincoln Militia) of a daughter. In Grafton4trect, Dublin, the Lady of Major Hall, of daughter. At Stcphen's-Green, Dublin, the Lady of Robert Bride, Lfq. of a fon. At Limerick, the Hon. Mrs. Great, lady of John Great, Ely. of Oreenmount, of a fon. MARRIED. At Bath, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Campbell, to Mi!'s Harriet Farrcr, daughter of James Farna., Efq. At Beverley, Mr. Seaton, to Mifs Hall, both of Thearnt, Yorkfhire. On the 26th ult. at Little Hormead, Herts, the Rec. Thos. Cockiltutt, Rcaor of the Parini, to Mrs. Lydia Smith, of Haraftreet, in the fame county. At St. Margaret's-church, Weßmlniter, Mr. J. T. Toulmin, of Knlghtibridge, to Mifs Bill, of Chifwick. Henry Warner, Efq. of Kells, to Mifs Biddulpb, datighter cf Francis Biddulph, Efq. of Stradbally. Wm. Watfon, Efq. banker, of Clonmel, w Mifs Newerham, and Thomas Harvey, jun. Efq. merchant, of Cerk, to M. Sarah New•enhasn, the two eldeft daughters of George New•en ham, Erg. banker, of that city. DIED. Monday lift, Mr. Henry Jowett, of Camberwell Green, in the Sad year of his age. Saturday evening, Mrs. Deady, of Camberwell. On Sunday evening, at her bottle on Spring-garden Terrace, after a long and painful Mods, Mrs. Hamaftey, of Woodfide Houle, Old Wlor, widow of the late Hugh Hamertey, Efq. of the fame place. Of an apopleetic St, Mr. Robert %Miami, of Prinees.ftreet, Lothbury, merchant. At his feat, at Tansford, Bedfordikire, Sir Gilles Payne. On the ryth ult. at Plymouth, aged 17, Mr. Norton Jofeph Knatchboft, ntidthipman of his Majeity's chip Prineefs Royal, fecund Can of Sir Edward Knatehbull, Bart. On February rith, aged ax years, Martin Walnewright, Lieutenant of the z 7th Regiment of Foot, loft in the London Tranfport, which was wrecked off the' coati of Portugal, on its pairage to Minorca. Lately, John Gardner, Efq. of Sanfaw, one of his Majelty's Jul:Bees of the Peace for the County o: balop. At his apartments in Portman.ftreet, Portman-fquare, Lieu tenant-Colonel Eugene M'Carthy, in the 39th year of his age. Mr. Archibald Mercer, merchant in Edinburgh. The deleted with RheumatiGns, Sciatica, Lumbago, Head ach, Numbnefs, Palley, Platotaxies, and Pains of the Sto toach,wift find an effedual reinedyin WIIITRUCAD a Essexce a MUSTARD, which ha thi V7ently fueceeded la cafes that had baffled every other and under eircurallancea that precluded every taped:lama of relief from the means avail, prefcribed. It is prepared in Pills, and afro in e fluid Rate.— Ilse Pills are an excellent Stomachic, particularly ferviceahle In Flatidencies and Indigeitton ; and by their Unary mode of operation, (tameable perfpiration) they gradually undermine the molt obfbinate Rheumatic and other complaints, and at the fame time invigorate the debilitated emillitution. The I Ink! Hecate Is a remarkably adlive embrocation, um:Tardy ufed with the Pals ; and as it generally etches a tingling fenfat'on, even in the deepelt feated amides, it removes the cattle of pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. By this means, the fixer& Spr.tins and Bruifes, old Strains and taxation', arc frequently cured by a few applicaticins. In na -1 vous Head-ohs, it affords inftantancous relief; and by the fuudtion of fermi Ladies of &Settee, Mt jonN , l rre pares it, for the accommodation of the affluent, equaity grate ful as the Honey or lavender Waters; In this Rate it trait only be had at his hook, No. is, Greek-11mm Soho, London. in larger find bottles, at i tit. 6d. each.—The genuine is dialitt guiftsed-h oral sounterfeits by the King's Patent, and the Sgna tare of R. Jona. run on the table of each box or bottle. It may be had, at as ad. cach, of every reputable Medicine Ven der in the three kingdoms, Weft Indies, and America. To prevent counterfeit bapoStion, the di liguftbing masks if the genuine are aceeffary ak be attended to. WIIEN reactional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyitem by the fo edtion of a peculiar Branch, the fanethm of king motioned accefs is the heft ctiterloo of fuperiority. _ _ Eight years have I devoted my Fa Mee to the exclu five treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, said the fuectisful nide of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am able the ranges of thofc complaints which arc the weft import ant In the catalogue of human infirmitks. After initiation into every branch as an Army &armful, I formed a wilt at an early period of Practice ton:fate individu als from the ignorance of uneducated . Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Practitioners. The' MEE E DISORDERS, to the coma which I have de voted my attention, comprise every 'peeks of VENEREAL INEECI lON, whether of a recent or king duration.--2dly. An kinds of DEBILITY, whether 'riling from the h3hirs of Schoolboys. or the indulgence of mature age, and kitty that de rangement of the fyltem in Women which is caned BARREN NESS or STERILITY. Numerous Wreaks are the refidt of Ignorance or hate in the treatment of a (imple fionurrbia. and it Not unfolunitly hip. pens that the (tabs of Life are polkaed by the Waco -limp of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuels complaints art Lardy cured, and even when others have Alkd, I trait that I may prcfume to offer a radical ro-eftahliflunent. Few however are the cafes of cumplkuted dlftrefs in thi. diforder compared with the enianatoua atunticen of Men, who from indulgence ins SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent tics of a fanstor able Life, acquire that Rate of IDebdity which is the unavoidable confequence of foci pernicious habits. When the unhappy Allem broods one his adfery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fame emaciation for him to know, dust although it be an child of doubt or moms tainty with other Pradthimers, the resnotal at theft: DI.EI • CI ENO ES by the gradual mirth of Renovation is the aemi re merit of my esprit:nee. lithe ritesof Baecitus or Venus has, begun to reduce manly vigour, mock arodety win be prevento' by an early counter , diem of this languid Rate, and in ti.-t. odes no great dilfieukin win emir. Bat where this Deficiency has for years to a proper Per reverence isindifyerdibly requieteto reanthentrintoritig fperks of Life, and to re-animate the Conftinstion. MARRIED WOMEN, who have Id in their spediations of a Family. may be acted. that in smolt initandes Itch defcas are curable by Medina SM. The SEt K LCY which Is fo cranial to my undertaking. and the ()subtle:Wow which I hams perfumed to Rate, tuna the Ban • uT my Meteorites% and in coincidence with Curb skis Intl mama is given, that Mr nmy onoed pefonally 'or by la. hadoling a ban Dare) at his honk, No. zy, Arun del•nreet. Strand. near TeMpleslar Hen additional entrance in Water-1 tert atliairting and the wane Hon tads the due" M. Jb tNsmber.f tht arryal Cvlier el Saw& rmsr,Asr.s of the UTZ ri:ARY NIL and VT N r A!. ~..,—. _ DI) i;;;IT Ft ft ;1)e.C.F:.i1c . .. the Publi c ., Lt— Mat he• !ray be roitfulte.l e% tr;:ti 7 tu 5, : l e 41i.. itour,, 1. , 110. 1, 1 -;• t ..arc ho'to in HI e ales of (Thotrae. ions :aid of Ur re, Veno. real Dil , :afe, and cloi-Ei:y in ,irKT Stir. I e:etentive reaelice ill this proteilonal del•nrediern. to he !...s con fined his AP, ntion Haar y yt-ats,l:e ha!: iticee:A!.a :.methael of cure, mild and ellitaUot,e,amel which the pliability of a rel..i.fe. - - mlny of theft Complaints rtnnor. remo-rrl witlioot tht dr of Medicatcd DUVOI , foit Pr v .. ..f0r of itar.ut's celebrated &into, has ult;ya %rely fo etorrovod them, in: from the irrit:ttrag ts of cf,nsinon Bough s, as in the raott übltixee vies to hove fucceaaal, whzrc cautlies :till other vioke t means have failk.d. For the Venereal Difeafe ' Mr. DUFOUR is In tole poffalloo of Daran'i Remedies, which are fo mild in th.ir adios as to render confinement or nttraint in diet LIIIKCCa.I7. Perron* In the country Rating their cafes fully, in a letter, 'post paid) will be properly attended to. To enable Mr. D. to attend patients at their own houfes, he has provided the :tflia-nee of a Gentleman of the Faculty. Soon will be publifhed, price ss. 6d. Fifth lit'ition, ennGde rl'ay enla-ged. A Treatife on the above Complaints, alluftriacd with Obferestions and Cafes (hewing the sinful and danger ens eftects of Canals Bougica, Ike. MIJMEROUS Cafes of extraordinary CMS per . 1 forrred by that celebrated Medicine, the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD. continue to flow in daily to the Pro prietor Dr. SOI.OMON, of Liverpool. It would he impollibk to lay the whole afore the public, but a few are ocealinnal:y publifhed, that the afflided may have hope. and know where to apply for a fpecdy termination of their nUfcries. l'atraet of a le:ter from Mr. Sweett Gwynn, Drug, Oil, and Colour merchant, No. 23, Mary's Abbey, Dublin, to Dr. Solomon, of Livi rpool. Sir. 1 write to return you thanks; for having; through the wonderful power of your truly valuable Medicine, the Cordial Balm of Gilead, reit red my wife from a lingering ilinefs of nine year !landing, to a perfed good Rate of health. The nature of her ecntplaint was a molt fevere Afthma, attended with left of Appetite and Indigtflion, and every fymptom of Nervous decay, for which various remedies were preferibed and taken, but to no good or lofting purpofe, till recourfe was had to your invalua:tle Cordial, four honks of which perfectly re- Bored her to a Rate of health the has a long time been a !banger to : in tont:lye:lce of which, and for the benefit of the afilide3, you have m? pernifflion to make the cure known to the public, should you think proper. 1 atn, Sir, your obedient fervant, Dublin, Marl fah, 18ot. SWEET f GWYNN. An Officer of the I.th Dragoon Guards, on the 22d Eetirwry, Act, waited on Mr. T. Watkins, High Town, Hereford, and requefted him to forward the particulars of his extraordinary cure to Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool, for publication He had long been bibi,,et to a nervous diforder, which Wed ed his whole frame o his hand Moak to violently that its f,bukt not write. Seven bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead per teeny eared him, and he can now write as well as emir be could in his life. Two more vita communicated by the fame: A Gentleman was cured of a bilious complaint of long Ban& ing by a few bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead. A Lady was for years afflicted with Hyßeric and Nervosa Afredions, and fubjed to Fits, was alto cured by the Cordial Balm of Gilead, two years ago, and has not had any moan off her complaint finer.. The above cafes I attcft, and will refer any enquirer to diss parties themfdvcs. T. WAIKINS. A young Lady near Penrith, was Aided with a conlanip. tire complaint, fo deeply that her life wa• dcfpaircd of; in this fituation, the was recommended to take Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead, a few bottles of which completely cured her.— Reference for the truth of this cafe may be had, to Mr. A. Soulby, Bookfelier ; Mr. Merrick Thornton, Check Manu ' fadurer, Penrith ; and Mr. James Munnerly,at Mr. Fletelicen Prlnting.Offlee, Chetter—Pebruary 1, 1801. Extrad of a Letter from William Greta:Melds, Efq. we of his Majefty's Juttlees of the Peace for the County at Dublin, to Dr. Solomon : " Mrs. Greeathields has tried your Cordial Baba of Gilead, and though the has had the advice of many of the ntoft eminent of the Faculty iu Ireland, to preferibe tot a Bilious Complaint, that has attacked her theft: ten years, the found the snit won derful benefit front your medicine alone. Dublin, No. 7, Montague- Wu. GREENSHIELDS." areal, Od. 9, tko. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, continua to be font by r. Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London ; in bottles , price sou 6d. each, and in 31. cafes containing the quantity of twelve hate gelain bottles, whereby there is a fairing of tl. 65.: fold alfoby the Printers and Bookfellers, and all Venders of genuine patent rn...r.o.nes in the united kingdom. VENEREAL BLINDNESS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No 9, New Bridgritreer. reaa Lond. IT wit h the ma on t heartfelt fatisfaelion that I ad ds\ is you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable Medirisio—Lsa PATeNT Pit is.—ln the fixing of this year I had the irdsfurtune to centred a Venereal Complaint attended with the molt alarming sad dangerous fymptooas; W armth:li, that I have been confined to my room for i whole week together, and not able to ilir oat of it; I had Do mit night tier day, and fulk:red the matt excruciating pain and torment, and what was Rill wade, my Eyes grew weak and dim, fo that could karts: dircern any object, if ever fo dofe to me, and ex peeled nothing ler% than the total lokormy light..---Frens a Rout. healthy, and rather corpulent man, I became a mere lhadow, and an °Net% of pity and compafflon.—My Mends bad all given me over, ad thought my recovery impoable. la this drcadfol State, and cxpoding every minute to be my bit in this worlds was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but basing tried all medical aid to no purport, and been at an enormous expenec, it was Come time before I could he prevailed se to Like them; at lag I fent for fix boxes, and Mere I bad taken them all, I found confiderable emelt ; my pains gradually decrinfed, and my eye-fight grew batter, endue the great fin-mire and aftonifismait of all my friends, (afkrtalk ng three boxes more). my health and &engem= Pelledir• - itored, and I am now, (thanks to my Gan and your Invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my Ilk. Your obliged humbler (errant, It. L. LIMN. High-Un-et, Blrnsinglams, November I, 1799. You a. , at tall liberty topdbllothis in any manner foothill& .proper, tor the betrfit of foeiety at lop, and which I ilsouid have rent you fooner, hut was re-ululate relapfe. The aboveMedie..eic is carneftly recommended to 41 pelf° as the are in an) doubt of their being entirely free of every V nalAtecti in, particularly to thofc about altering their coi -1 dition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of linwever long Raiding, or however &Ignited ruder the :pp aranee of other Warden it may be ; for Seotbutics Gan. u h f. and Cutaneous Complaints, it Is alio recommended to he a':en, ~specially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Pri pared and fold by the foie Pmprietor, THOMAS TAY. •I.olt, Member of the Corporation of SiUgeotss, Liman% at his %Dare, 140. 9. New firidge-ftrect ; where he will give Ad' vice, without a Fee. to pedants *skin there and will ally fwer patients Letters, if pelt paid. on the fame terms. °Nov' in. in anc tics the molt ins' 'hat grera-r, no Pe rfon's IMMO: :,'c ha.icg teem mentioned, but at their own particular coquet' by T:18: during the cawarfc of more than 35 pans that Ir . Iwo tr.%l co.t.!uct f.f extentive file if the above mob. -are, and th • arlfing therefrom. "Chary are alto fold by his appoiunrinitt. at the Peffillielfte No. 31. St. A11w..h.-11.reet. Pal-Mai; Mr. It...betties', Tor 'll is, No. to;, Ostoed-ttreet ; Mr. Steers. Bookfillev, Nei. iT ,n-row, Little Tor.”.r-11111; and lay On! Perron in every sanfiderabk town In England, in Boxes et only as. 9d. Wets 5e.1.9 up with fall and plain Dirodions. LONDON:. Pointed fur ukc Paoraormas, by JOHN DANIEL, (of eirnabytErcet), at the STAII Orrice. No. S. 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