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• try, that when a Gentleman pays a particular at tendon to a Lady, he has a gallant conueaion with her. Mr. Wyndham had conleired he palled the eight with Bartell in bed, in the fining of t 795. This converfation occurred when returning Iron, the baths at Lucca. John Dunn, the latt and principal evidence,fak w he went to Florence in a 785 with Lord Hervey, where he had afterwards remained.. He remem bered the arrival of Lord Wycombe in July; 1 794; he went into the fervice of Sir Godfrey Webfler, whore houfe was next door to the kefi. dent's, and continued with him a year and a half, till he left Italy, when he (lopped with Lord Hol land, who from that time appeared to be attached to Lady Wekiler, and it was notorious a connec tion fubilfled between them. After the,conneaion was notorious between Lady Airebfter and Lord Holland, the plaintiff int:aimed his wife to their patty ; the was contlantly with them, and every one thought it WAS impotlible it could be without the plaintiff's knowledge and approbation. Lady Webtler, Lord Holland, Mrs. Wyndham, and Lord Wycombe, were always of the fame par ty, and the plaintiff generally dined with them. Af ter dinner, he ufed to leave his company at the houfe of Emba ff y, and frequent other ladies. The Lady he firtt was in the habit of vifiting was Ma dame Bartell. Mrs. Wyndham and Lady Web- Rer went out an airing in their carriage, and the plaintiff and Madame Bartoli in a phaeton. The Witnefs Rot only took novice of his concha& but it was remarked by the whole town. At fiat every one thought Mrs. Wyndham was a very prudent Lady, pitied her fituatioa, and blamed the plain tiff for ufing her fo ill, as he. did by ?eating herand going to other women. Madame Bartoli was a merchant's wife at Leghorn i • ilie was quite the re verie of a difcreet woman, infaa, the wasa woman of pleafure. The Lady who fucceeded her in the atfeQiorts of the plaintiff was ,a Madame Mari, a raarri . .ed woman too, with whom he became ac quainted at Pifa ; he conduaed her about pub licly in the fame way he had done Madame IBar. tali; he took a honk for her at Florence, which he furnifhed with the furniture of the bottle of Em hairy, in which his wife liNd. • Mr. GARROW—This Madame Mari ivas a rao dell woman perhaps?—A. Quite the reverie. Q Was fhe a loofe fith, as my learned friend terms it ?—A. He took her away from two men who kept her at the time time. Lord Kaarrox—" Upon my word this is tee much." Mr. Gmtatow-.--Was there any man in all Flo rence whofe gallantries were more offenfive than Mr. Wyndham?—A. In the eyes of the Englifh not one. Q._ Soon after the arrival of Lord Wycombe did you obferve his attentions to Mrs. Wyndham ? A 4 Not at firit. Q After Tome time did you obferve a grossing attaament between them?—A. He generally at tended her every day. Q If he had not, perhaps fhe would have been unattended?—A. Certainly. q t. Was it podible for Mr. Wyndham to doubt the gtlNing attachment between his wife and the defendant ?—A. Impable. Q Did you ever fee any. of there parties at the Opera?—A. Every night Mr. Wyndham accom panied Madame Mari. The ATTORNIT GsnaaAL—l certainly have fame oppofition to this witne(s, who is a dilcarded fcrvant, not of one but of feveral mailers, for atis of difhonefly; but having heard the opinion of your Lordfhip on the former part of the cafe, I think it bell to be nonfuited. Accordingly the Plaintiff was nonfuited. PERJUIY.-THI WING V. WILKES. This was an indi&ment againft the Defendant for Fsrjury, in his anfwer to a Bill filed againft him in the Court of Exchequer. It appeared that Mr. Wilkes had agreed with a Mr. Sydney for the ex clufive pfinting of a work entitled the Eitylepeetsa Lontinertlie, and another called the Zoolozial Maga titer, which contrad *as alledged not to have been fulfilled in the manner defcribed in the Defendant's affidavit. The flatement of the tranfadion between there parties would be tedious and uninterefting. After hearing three witneffes, and feveral letters being read, none of the eight affignments in the in . diEtnaent being proved, the Jury without any hell tation, argiritied tae Defoulard. Ol.n.Beitsv.—Wednefdayeleven pviConers were tried, (even of whom were conviEled offelony, and four were acquitted. Same day judgment of death was paired 'upon the followingsprifoners, vie. Mary Parrots, Mate h Payne, Robert Mee. Thomas • Hainfoo, Thomas Green, George Reeves, Thomas Johnßone, John. Smith alias Parker, RiehArd Wright, Michael Stewart Michaelalw - rant, Richard Hall, John Maigens, Noah Gordon, Thomas • lone', William Connack, Dennis Kennedy, and David White. Yellerday there being no prifoners to try the Court paired fentcnce en thole prifoners oho were c mviEted of felony, viz.. Wiliam Dkldna, Janice Purnell, Samuel Perron, Samuel Peary. Mary Keen,Cat benne Clark, William Wood, Catherine Jerba,Richatd Prauris, John Laurence George Parrot, John 1113pharth a William Mstpham, Thomas jaws Davis, William - Sbmnentli. Thomas Plumb, John Toueldield, John Smith. Thomas May, Henry May.Sertfarntn waterloos, Mary Ann Boyle, James Starkey, Thomm Collett alias Pany,Charles aolicio, John Carponer alias Carter alias Can, were feverally entered to be truitperted for the teem at 7 years. Mary Hayes was ordered to be teantpotted far 14 ygars. seven were onleresi to be impriConad in Newpte. Seventeen were ordered to be imprifoncd In the Houle of Corredion at Cleritenwell. tlevas were ordered to be publicly whipped, and Light were ordered to be privately Whipped. Amon It the prifoners to be imprifoned in New. gate, Edward Kay Edwarrds is to Rand in the. pillory for one hour near Cable-flreet, in Holborn, during the fir* two months of his imrrifonment. The Segions being then ended, the fame were adjourned until Wednefday the JR day of July next. Of the twenty-one malefation, who received fentence of death at the IA affixes at Lancaller, eleven have been executed, and there are two others whole fate is not yet known. The others have been pardoned. On Tuefday fe'nnight, Robert Robertfoi, found guilty of horfe-Realing, at the laa Circuit Court held at Jedburgh. WAS caccutcd in that town. • . . , The , I.efAtip.3.l4e 4o Ad, Nue:We% ralf..`y, flirettletiries and Palos nr the- Btu mackwill find an of remedy in W n a F. , SKRIC holus.ranci, sloe hey hequently Oeconled ia•cares tha: had baffled every Wu/ ns,,thotl, and malts cirentuftmices that precluded every captdlatiottpflira from the titans ufoally prcfcfflkay. It is prepar.d.ir Pi*, and alto in a &MI Rate.- 1 Pills are an verifier! storoehie, Particularly ferwiceallle it; Flatultnciea and lodigee hot: and by their falatary mode oi operation, (Mien:lWe perforation) they gradually undermine the molt ohfUnate Rhemdlint and .:her complaints, :uvlat the fame time Invigorate the debilitated confittution. The Fluid Erence is a tvn,arkaitly naive embrocation, nee,ffarile ufcd with the Pills • and as it genera/ excites a tingling ftnfation, even in the deepeft Rated marks, it removes the caufe of pain, by bringing on a proper circulation in the part. By this means, the fevercit Sprains and Bruifes, old Strains and Re latatiOns, are frrimaitly cured by a few app/I , ations. In ner vous Nrad-aclts4l,lorA•ds itiltactatseous relief; and by the fuggeftion of fevetaitWes of dirließion, Mt tom mt yr° at pre pares it, for the auseenniodation of the a ffl uent, equally grate ful as the Honey of Lavender Waters ; lb this nate it can onl) be had at his hnufe, No. Ts, Oreck-ftreet, Soho, London, in larger fined bottles, at tea. 6d. each.-.:The genuine is diftitt guifhed from counterfeits by the IZing's Patent, and the Ova ture of R. Jo UN Yr om on the labh: of each box or bottle. It may be had, at Ts. pd. each, of every reputable Medkine Vett der in the three kingdoms, Welt Indict, and America. To prevent counterfeit impontion, the dlaingurbing marks of the genuine arenocciforg to be weeded to. BIRTHS. On the 14th Inftant. the wife Thomas Hardie, labOtirer in Earlitoun, of three tons. The mother and children are likely to do orelL On Sunday, at her father's in Saville -role, the Lady of George Sol. Martin, Erg. of GUldeftien, Herta, of a fon. At Motuttpanther, Lady Annefley, of a fon. On Sunday Lift, the Lady of J. H. Straccy, Efg. of Upper HarleyAreet, of a daughter. On she 14th infl. in Dublin, Lady Mary Kerr, ota daughter. On TueTday tat, the Lady of Lord FflllCil Godolphin Of borne, of a fon. MARRIED. On Saturday fe'nnlght, Mr. I. Taylor, of Aciatib,near Yoe*, to Mira Dowry, daughter of the late Captain William Dowry, of Whitby. At Whitby, on Saturday fe'nnight t Mr. Thomas Rams, Attorney, of that place, to Mifa Hayes, daughter of Thomas ti Oyu, Efq. of Attlaby, near Pickering. On Tuefday fennight, the Rev. Samucl Wia, A. M. of Pulk bourne. in t►e county of Enka, to Mira Watford, of Little He dingbam, in the fame county. Lately, at Boughton, near Chcfter, after a long and painful illnefs, Mr. Robert Watford, late of Liverpool, porter brewer. A few days ago, of a fcarlet fever, Mifs Clay, daughter of Mr. Henry Clay, Duke-Reset, On the 4th inft. at Ofntanthorp, pear Leeds, Mrs. Manton, relit of the late Williim Hanfon, Efq, of that place. Same day, at her lodgings, at Ofniantliorp,ocar Leeds, Mrs- Lucas, wife of James Lucas, Efq. Copairo', near Dincafter. Lately, at her bottle 41 Edir.outon,aged 73, Mrs. Sarah Hus- ' ley, one of the oldeft inhabitants of that parlol. On the 9th inft. at Mount Kennedy, in Ireland, in kis 87tk , year, John IVlariden„ Efq. On the zoth loft. Edmund tteynolds,Efq. iff Maford, Hants. At lilington, of a confumption in her 16th year, MIS E Mughes,younreft dautltter of R. Hathes,Efq. of Sadlyr's Wells. Litchi!, In South Annareet, Dublin, Mailer Wm. Burke, aged is years, after a tedious Ulnas. At Farnham, aged 27 years, Mrs. Crafty, wife of the Rev. Robert Crofby, M. A. of Hanuildon, Surrey. On Friday ha, at Witham, in Eficit, Mifs Charlotte Dann, Gilead daughter of the late Mr: Richard Dann, of Hackney. FREEHOLD ESTATES, SALOP. To ha got.o BY AUCTION, Together or in Two Lots; on Monday the aad of June, 1801, at the Angel Ina, in Luchow, at four 'TWO .ELIGIBLE FAI M S, called 'GREAT 1 - POSTON, containing 340 Acres; and LITTLE POS. TON FARM, add lALDWYN's COPPICF., containing 326 Acres; Enlace ilve dines north cult of Ludlow, held from year to year, under Rents of more than thirty years handing both !arms lie convinient to be occupied together or feparately, forming one compaci Eftate, within a Ring Fates ; well wooded and watered, and are capable of very great hciproventents, by draining,And other good liufbandry, at an cafy expenee : Linte l/one and Coal are near, and probably in the Eftate. For a view of the Premifes apply to the Tenants. Excellent Houfebould Parnitate, French Boobs by elto.nwd Meters, a Pair of 12-inch Globes by Adams, talpite Coach Geldings, light Farming Cart_ , Barnes, and other Weds. ENFIELD, MIDDLESEX. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—BY MILRATtS, At the Old King's Had Inn, Enfield, on Monday, June t, zsot, at Twelve o'Clock. PART of the Genuine HOUSEHOLD FUR NITURE, a Pair pf Co*al Coach geldings, Cart Har i xis, Garden Utenfils, &c. of a Gentleman, removed from his Refidence st Clay-Hill coMpilltig 'general abetment of Ca bind Furniture of esiellent woakmanOdp, Tarkey and 13rd1rds Carpets, a very capital bialteinny Sideboard, Caen* of Dthw ers, euellent &eats& Tablea,,Kitchen and Garden Requifites. Alinall colleition of French Kooks by the following -4eeined Mailers : Roefeau Abbe Rayne, Comte de ! e at, Mlrabcau, Abbe Batten:, Belvedus, and Buffon ; a few !mei& Novels and School-books ; i Pair of 12-inch Globes, fome Mulle, and numerous valuable aired'. To be viewed on Saturday preceding the Sale I Catalogues may be had at the Place of Sale • the John Gilpin, Edmonton • the principal Inns at Toctenhain and Sou th gate; and of Mr: Bates, Antlioneer, Ifo s , . Welbeek-ftreet, A FREEHOLD RS ..erIDPLEY, %iftthTetmeNGfe TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT, On Friday the sth of June, at Twelve o clock, at Garrulity* Changr-dley, London, (went previouily Sold by Pdviftl Co/strati. ANEAT and wen bu il t Mbiltift ROA, Coach-honk, Stables, ample Oliteak, tietren-hoOfe, Orlo. l pery, large Garden eompletely etklred v.on cringed, In It, pleafant cheerful fituatlon, at Ripley.on the harder elf Rantilneelt trom Kireou to GuiWurd, aj fniks Frfftt bridge, favourable for field (ports, with eetenfnie flight ofapel.' moo, The peerages hate been Yorentlj , improved at 114eiti. datable expenre, are in peeled order. &Mika an agreeable relidaca Wr a meklerutc kick **kb of pureballot• the nentea well adapted Furniture. nt *Aber vaitadao. May be viewed : partitulart at the "i • g, at kinky: Tie' Mike Lyon, Cobham; the tail% it RMn*riel; gi Curl way's; and of Mr. Scott. Ludgate -IM, Linedon.. DISEASES of the URINARY CANA!. and VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. MR. DUFOUR infbrms the Pnblie,that he may daily be wasfaltedgratis, from 9 to 3, at his bode, No. 5, Frith-lin:et, Sob. London, In all cafes of Obibradtions, Strietures, Glee% Sendai! Weaknefs, Incontinency of Urine, FiSulas, laspoteace, and debility in either Sea, &C. From mtenfive Preelke In this department, to Which he has coo. fined hissfelf fisr many yam he offers a method of Cure, mild, cfikatious, and which prevents a relapfe. Mr. DUFOUR, foie Proprietor of Daran's celebrated (am dicated) Danifea, du ultimately fo improved than, by diveft ing them of the irritating die& of common Bougie,, that they fucceed where easeß ice and other violent mans have failed. For the Venereal Difeek, Mr. DUPOUR is In polbles at Daran's Remedies, fo mild that they reader confinement sr refireint in diet mateedfary. To citable Mai to attend radasta at thdr own hooks, he has provided the &Mance of a Gentle man of the Facalty. Prelims in the country may be cured hy• Rating ruin cafes be letters, pot paid. loft publiated, price as. 6.1. Fifth Elitism, anlerged..—A Trcatife on the above Complaints, Maraud with the maims fymptonis and Cafes Owning the misfile and dangerous of of Castile to s; an improved matinid of nordicas, dm Ste. Printed for J. Callow, Cientramea trea rttriZ and I. D. Symonds. Paternoßer-row; are to 101 at M . s, Zader4laass, and at tie Adage* • ith tea POWIMPULAXBnAtAIy for Weal and (kinitaeol Cos figvoils :Mak at totiloa, The N eteirous ces'oe • Panfumpdve Hahln. • ellnuta. mot Pints and Wesineirea at the Particularly chi 111-coefequen- Stodiaeh, csa of latesopetaece. ilAl lAD,/ tnd EXTIACT. or giVAtt* of gIIASSIA. IN TIC ./tollie 01 THE almoll invariable flteeers of th is new ße turdy is perhaps without precedent.--Medleal Men, end. t Rent in their profeffion, with Come of the Brit Perfoitagesill thi Kingdom, have candidly acknowledged Its Mosey, and hap ported it with their recommendation. The Medicinal Virtue , of (Litaffia have for Come time pail been hill in high eftlmatlon but its more general tile has been prevented by the want of a fuitable form, for Cu intenfe bitter has rendered it impollible to lidnilnifter in a fufficicnt dole, lu the ufual form, (that of infullon) therefore, the full died of the me• dicine has not been experlenced.—The difcovery of this Eitradt has now obviated that deka, and its entire Medicinal V irtoes concentrated In a form at once elegant, agreeable, and potent, are obtained,--A !Ingle trial will do away every prejudice, and convince the Valetudinary of its real Merit. Sold wholefalc only by B. Shaw, No. 74, Borough ; and re tail by his appointment, by Banter and Co. edlubargh and Chi:. gow ; Hazard, Bath ; Sheppard, Brad ; Gore and Son, Id 'export!; Staines and Hargraiset, Manchdter ; Blunt and Wright, Leeds; and one Vender in every town; is bgxes of se. ;tad r 05.60. each, and large packages, edataining live ss. besot, IL as. each, duty included. ra But cblerte, none can polably be revalue, uniefs it has the figaiture of E. Hallam and CO. written in Red ink. To COUNTRY GENTaMEN and OTHERS. ("The following Reftorative Medicine is in fuck repute as to Se tied and rccommendcd by many of the Faculty. For Nervous Diforders and inward decay, Ldfs of Memory, Po:blends, Dimurfs of Sight, Mirrors of the Mind; .Paint of the Back and Loin, Treinblings, Paralytic Complaints, Ste. HUNTFR's RESTORATIVE BALSAMIC PILLS. Country Gentlemen and others arc Informed that they may be fupplied with this valuable Medicine by fending their Orders by Coachmen or Newfmen, or by atdofiug Caul in a Mull • Parcel diredted to Mr. Jonst Wane, No. 163, Flcet-ftreet, Loudon, for which purpo(c complete Packing Boxes are provided fur fending it with fatety to any part of this King dom, Ireland, Scotland, &c. HUNTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH is the firft Medicine in the world for reftoting and invigorating the coati:lndian of pufous weak ened and debilitated by a eon:Cc of diffipated Oka/urea, or indeed by any other, mules, Every day produces teeth accounts of the litigniar fuccefs of this invaluable Reiterative Medicine, and Many OenUerhen have been esnald enough to declare, that It talfttecieded in cafes what every other Medicine provi.d in ,. Wit:A Gent/men of the firft diftinftion in this kingdom, as well as others, whole conliitutions were broken and debilitated, have experienced the good effeets of this Reftontive Medicine. For Nervous Dilbrders, proceeding from execffive drinking, diffi iiated pleifures, the immoderate ufe of tea, or from whatever oteafiens great debility and relaxation of the fofids, a better and fake Medicine cannot be taken. Numbers who hail undergone too powerful cooties of Mer. airy (the bane of health) which reduced them to a flak of mi. livable cliftence, received the annuli benefit front this Refto naive ; for after kis of ftrength and vigour, they happily re pined their formtx health. Gentlemen from the Eaft and Weft Indies, whore habite were relaxes by the heat of thok climates, haic received great benefit from tbis Medicine, as wed as °ideas belonging to the slaty and navy, tvhofe conftimations were impaired by hard fervice, the variomehanges Of climate, For pins in ghchack and loins, girth, and Criminal weak ;men, perhips lucre is not anv Medicine at prefent in pita, pradfet, Mitch bat been fo fne:cefifuL Erred of a Letter MetiVed from a Gentleman t " A. to the 1115cacrOIti;ciic8;;;ire is my iier"" Com plaint, I fliould fuel ruyfai in a roamer ungrateful, if I did not acknowledge the great benefit I re:and, *hen various ether Medicines hid been tried to no purpofe; and, therefore, although I haie beeil In die habit of itcgtOrlog uo fault knowledge in the pbyfacal way, I mult fay, that I have net met with any thing equal to Hunter's Reiterative Hallam." Note —7'iit Reft-atire ' prcyired in pills which produce more gradual and la ' rag cffedts thiat all the int ernal forms ; the finerparti of the Ifidfims are We 'better preferred. To be had at Wades Medicinal War:brae, No. t 63, Fleet item, aid No. ty, Old Bond-greet, Tint, Royal exellange ; Matthew, Strand; Walih. No. 6, Onharine-Rtectc Petwell, Printer, Bath ; Sas in n cy,.Bi rmlnibain ; Tetley rosin ; York ; Mans, Ueda ; acid of ail Other Venders of Measixes in Town and CtititrY, rice fis. Id. the bitx ; wrlt Otarbefigd in larger box* price ally 11, Bs. winch contain the sittatithy of Li (mall boom, as made via for the Army Navy.,ilte.--A Pamphlet on the vir tues of the Millar adve, vifitt all& of important Cures annexed, may be had.of the Ywiderl, mkt dd. To 4•ticiX , VA 'r _AELeiat Er+ Honoured Sir, Sehrergh, March id, aor. f 11Et leave to irrforrn Toth that ever fince the 1 %Oar t 790, I tree been nillidell vdth the Lute Venerea ; *bleb, then its dthingelrf rillithog every cootie of medecine preferibed by the dolt eminent of the faeuky here, and under. gouag ft.veral fey= modes ofjelivadon, and twice dircharged froMtbe.florpital, With little relief, *Mild appear to he of the Molt tothterstt moire. - ,lit the fprleg ed halt year my diforder bad get to Sidi ahead, is wady tepid& period to nay evidence : 1 bad a lame pled an the stows oftkead, see se each arm, and lupe wan brqke oqt in a ul manner; my right via*, Why pai n ful. and ba bins i Rate Of alteration for dee MA fives fears ; toy ieftlind al two barge oaks on it, War wit labels dlibolooted,indiave melideb negotiating pain, when wanes in bed, as nearly tb dep rive meroirdt. this lainsfotable Rate I was'reeommended by Mr. J. Thelon fon (who received fograsto • eare by tin* ben), to take your Let:ke'a Pktent 'PM, erlikb I begantb do on the 26th of May; in the etterfe of a fortnight I begs* to receive benefit—in Mae more than a month theakeft corny bead and arms were found fy bashed-400p Mee the fonts osi my legs healed alfo, learns, however, coaSdadde difcolouratloo in the &in, sod pain in .tte bone of thelellt. which, by the Meiling of GOD, ands little .4,, elitiotee ibliker InyoUt invaluable Medicine, foblided; the nodes . the dtin feigning its natural hue, and die noe- Aimed sinitiaUr going off.-4 thus became, by your libe ral and medicine, perfeetly free from all my former cam ,nlitintw4matie recovered my former fpirit and Qreagtb, and am likantle Jelly and fat. in which due having continued many lbtinth, to the &Reath:vent of all who knew me, I am at a Ids la what Monts to timers my gratitude, but beg yes, for this eilliellself oder fettling mortals, to make this my cafe as pub.& atillella b as I lan on every occafion ; in f o d o i ng you w ill da ge, Sir, year grateful, obethent, very tumble fee- ALEX. MURXER. Swan's Clore, High-Brett, Edinburgh. Witneffes to the above cure :—Julin Thompfon, No. 3.• New Poultry-market, John Al'lntoih,Old Affemby-clofe,ESlnburgh. Prepared and Add by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAY LOR, Member of the Royal Cdlege of Surgeons, it his Hoak, N 0.9, New Bridge-Rent, Linden ; where, after n candela redden= of more than tbirtpie years, in a praCtiee particular ly direeted to the ewe dlfewield Coniptaints, and thole ind dental to the Parts of Getaindash . With that invadable feereey which Men of his Proteges NNW dways obferve In fuels cafes, he flatters Wag?. deed** wed ailibabee he gratuitourly ad mbiliters to pukes Idling die Medicine, will be aeons* by a dikerning Pubic. Nam advantage hid= attainable, and void of all . Alfo (.4-ibrappehineem, for the convenience of thee living at a glilinee, at the Perfumer's, NO. 35, St. Alban's (treat. Pdl4ldl; the Toy4hop, No. ten, Oxford-Brett ; Mr. Difboronghle. No. y. Fillk ftreet-bill ; Mr. Steel, bookklier, , ,No. t, Unkosalow. Little Tower-.ill; Mr. Watfon's, South bridge, Edmbleeo ; Mr. Calistrell's, Dublin; and by eat ?w -ail in every •datibie town in Great Britain and Ireland, in *was of only 9i sack, Wad up, with full and plain di leallimas ede, f , whereby prism Si Illtber fez may care thernfgves iiihbpeed, felony. aid fakir. • Ii• & Eves, Bea hild In *rest Bekaa le feted en with a airip. on width. by Amor et tbeConemdlown, Is printed, ;t we ' the &ampOlikws.T. Ihylor,lin 9, New Dthige-itreet-s-to rebicb is AloAi,m4 ail ram my ormlierldt 5 _ . PAlnlein..AaLst k!COMMEND, to for LADIT.I. As there art Complaints pettlifilt the F„; Stu, altogatlser oaktiotin to men, and of too t' !kat nature to &c mentioned fliteuith the mesiftwit of pobb"; prim .. ..nd which require, in diatom pretexts and litattions, the m”ft skilful medical of ltance to complete the on J. km a tic ill•wife and omnipotent AUTHOR of the Vniverfe--To the Ladies, therefore, and cipecialty to thoft M wh:. Ix tlnderflood by the tarn of qt., this Nervous Cordial is molt admirably adapted, amicapable of adminiftering all thnfe great and k b . ell linable benefits; and to thofe in the earlier Rages of life. it will remove the various Diforders that Ladies .WC CUbjeft to, and in particular reftore loft colour, and give a finr :bar Loi n . plexion, and silo a fweetnefs and purity to the fircath. JOHN HOGWOOD, late fervant to Mr. V. Simplon, of the Rote Inn, Sittingbourn, was for a length of time ruoft intuit. 'ably &elided with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap. proachod to paralytic, to fuch a degree as to deprive him of the entire ufe of his limbs, which rendered him incapable of wall. ing or following his bufinefs; in this debilitated Rate be appli e d to feveral of the molt eminent of the Faculty without caper'_ cueing the !salt Ihadow of benefit ; but by being ftrongly re commended by feveral of his friends to Dr. Drodutu's Nervous Cordial. purchafed qt Mr. John Barnard's, bookfeller, Sitting. bourn, is now perfedtly reftored tb his former health and vi gour, is enibled to foliose his bufineft as aftral without feeling the lealt fymptoms of the above complaint, and is now coach. man to Mr. Nick. Saxton, proprktor of tb.e frittingbourn coach. JOHN HOGWOOD. Witneffes to the above Cure—Mr. V. simpsox, 7klaiter of the Rofe Ins, Sittingbourn; Mr. JOHN BARNARD, Bnokfeller. iiCIRITANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL, to be had at •heDoetor's Houfe, No. 9, Albion-ftreet, (even doors from the Leverian Mamas, lihscrarirrs Bridge, 111 Bat. ties at 225. its. 6d. and ss. 6d.; Sold alto by J. Binns, Leeds; Wood, Wakefield; Brunk Huddersfield; P-mrer, Ripon ; Hargrove ‘ Kosnliberough; Binrs and Edwards, Halifax; Hartley and Athwortb, Rock. dale; Howarth and Hartley, Bury; Douglas, Blackburn ; tuna turn, Clithero; Walndky, ,Lancalter; Walker, Pre** ton; Brathwdite, Kendall; Billinge, Merritt, and Wright' Liverpool; Coweroy and Bolen, Staines and Lynch, Man. eheltcr; Minibtfi, Cherter; Peck and Brown, Hull; Cnn, Rotberhiun; Bell, Tadealter; Shackleton, Skipton; Nicbolfon and Stanfield, Biadinrd; and by molt Boakkllers in the Country. To tiofe Ladies or Gentlemen bordering oh the State of Ma trimony, the Dodor would particularly recommend the Bota nical Syjup, (prior to their appearance before the Altar of Hy men), who are in the fmalleft degree appnehenfive of the fyiton not being entirely found, or fubjcift to relaxations of the Brodum's Guide to Old Age, or Advice to both Sexes, to ob tain a radical and permanent cure for thole ferret infirmities of Nature which delicacy often forbids to diftioti even to their relatives ; with a Treatife ea Female Meares, Novous, Hypo chondriac, and Confomptive Complaints. To which is addvl, Advice to Bath and Hot-well Bathers, Ste. It is partisual,,tly recommended to Seafaring Men. AN ACCOUNY of that molt excellent Medicine; The CDR.- DIAL BALM OF GILEAD, which le prepared (only) by S. SOLOMON, M. D. of the Univerfity and College of Pbyficians, and Author of "Tun Quint To H " at SOLOMON's-PLACE, LIVERPOOL ; an d f i l l at his Warchoufe, No. 7, Exchange -court, Dub 111; and by Ms appointment, by J. Mathews, No. t If, Strand; and Dicry and Co. Bow-Church-yard, London ; and by all Matelots Venders in every Market Town In Great Britain, Ireland. and America—Price Half-a-Guinea a Bottle. . Is there no Balm in Gilead ? Is there ne PhyGelan thaw? Why then is not the heath of the daughter of my ptopie Mo. vered ?"—Jer. val. ca. The Loan hatb eanftd Medicines to grow net of the MA" and be that is wife will not abhor them ; for with fuel, Both bs heal Men, and takeaway their Pains."- -. Ete-kaliviii- 4- 7. NERVOUS SYSTEM. 'THE Train of melancholy Darden which afflict the human frame, under the denomination of Ncr. eons Dili-ices, are the principal &one" of holm mifery in tke privation aloft. Thole (Mordent proceed from fach as nice variatiy and ;implication of casks, as to render it imputa ble, if even it were always needful', to trace them to their true. tonne. T4c effeets, hogever, are but too well known and too feverilYitit menet too great a pertion of insekind; and to thefe alias tt way without rraggeraloa be afferted,that any remedy ferrerior or more celebrated for efficacy than Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead, never bas been difcovered. In all delicate, weakly, and relaxed conftitutions, 'owners of ( Piritst bfintbelodrfi; horrors, trembling', weaknefs of fight, kis of meniory;ttrifireffelgoar, tubes &Kali', nervous confemp. dots, and the ntimbrsiefs fympteens of impaired and toweling eonftimienc, whether' 'riling from a life of inaetivity, intempe rance, or inattention to health.its efficacy has attained through. out the thew kingdoins univerfal and noptralleled celebrity. By ftridi . pe:freerance in Its ufe It cheats, braces, and invigo rates, the whole nervous fyftem, and gives new tem to all the vital fandions, of which ouroberkfa inflames can be vouched. Tilt COADIAL Until or GILIAD is a molt noble Medicine. com?ofcd of fame of the choicell Balms, and ftrengtbetters In the *hole Mated& Mediea.—The prom?* is long and laborious. knd requires the MA nice and tnierata attention. The difeovery of it has colt the Proprietor amazing fame. great 10111 of time, repeated caperimeans, and dole application to radical clanif try ; and it affords him no Snail gratification to 1701 , 1, that in till esti* it to the public he invades no man's property, nor lad. tates any Medleineat precut known in public ur private pesetke. Youth and age of tither frit, are equally the objeilts of this reftorative, and they will uniformly participate In its falubrioto qualities and effects. To the young it willafford lilting health, Itienvh and fpirits,in place of laritdde and debility, and torts; aged and infirm, ft will afforedly Sonia great relief and cm , fort, by gently and f,afely invigorating the Eynon. It will net give immortality, but if it be in the power of medicine to Ad the autumn of declining years, and calmly and krenely protract the clofe of ore beyond its narrow rpm% this reltoristire it caps. ble of effecting that grand defideratum. Conftitutions relaxed, weak or &dyed, in men or *omen, are ander the immediate influence of his reftoratice and ad coughs, alihmas, and confumptive habits, are boon relieved, and fpeedily cured. Poverty of Mood, and emaciated limbs, will, ere long, meet the hippieft change, the chill watery Sold will herirne rich and balfainie, and the limbs be covered with Bah. Emi and licaltbr. To thtie who have revelled in the aseinight cup, or inse.l7 drained nature of its riche' Sores by unreffrained or licentious love, or by the horrid fee ifh pallion of Diligence, thflreftorailve will render all pollibte afilftanee; and If the vital powers be not entirely deftroyed, it will gradually repair the melancholy evil. Ladies at any time of life may, by this Medicine, be freed from one of the molt af fl icting Diforders incident to the Set and, at a certain period, it is molt highly ufefuL For weaknefa, deficiency of fiercest ftrength and relaxation of the Tenth, by too frequent indulgence of the mam this Medicine is a Ili* , certain, and invaluable rem e dy, tohn a, itely fuperior to any of thole extolled preparations ofOums and Bai lin% which often produce feverifh heat, and are always found to be momentary Simulants, rather than pernman healthful Strengtheners of nature. In debility after long fevers, In all nervous difeeders, and in weaknefs peculiar to the female Sex. this celebrated Cordial is really invaluable. • Thole who have long tcflded in hot climate', and are 1an4"14 and relaxed in their whole fyilan, may take this 11/letbiirs with the happieß meets ; and perform going to the F.ait to Welt Lc. dies cannot &MC a more Important article of life and heath It lies hero the only means of reftoring thoiskada 'filleted with the YELLOW FEVER in America. Youth of either Sex, who have praZtifed a ferret and dettrue. tire Vice, mad thereby retested, weakened, and debilitated the whole germs fyftem, will Sod the Cordial Beim el ('lied tic molt powerfal, certain, mad dredual re/Weft& tee A oex variety imerdieary and well.atiefted Cures mu m le thr Pamphist, Wed up with each bottle, width &remitted for want elegem'. LONDON: Primed for tie Plmmeas. by joliti DANIEL, (d (areablAbeet). at the STA. Palermo. Orme, $o Cerepareet; and pabElbed by LEVEL KENT, (at Onatarbotryisas. Lisdiatb). at Ma s. Cater lbw. and at the Eraa-Onsaa, Maple-ay ;is Oita all emaNtibiNiser kli gile atm arr 1.1111.119. be Wiped.