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Bit wit under the proteden of her brot)iel., And ' t hat the had efcaped the power of Minton to plun der her of 11.1 r property and to lead her to deftruc lion, Ike was happy. She now refided in the honfe of her brother-in-law,' Mr. Smith. Mr. Denton, a: the mere instigation of Mr. Munton, had endeavoured to force the paynient of tool. from Mr. Denny; and pet Mr. Denton profetfed to have no knowledge of any of the circumftancei dated, and believed Munton to be a great rafcal; Lord KEN Ito% faid, he thought the Lady Awed rtime np. Mr. PE ac ret.tid, there was no objetftion to her coming up, but that the lived feventy miles from London, and that it would harafs her feelings. Lord KENYON raid, He remembered very well an application made to that Court; he was not very fure•whether it was made by the father or force other near relation, to produce Mifs Catley. Sir Francis Blake Delaval, who was called upon to produce her, took his•feat on the Bench betide Lord Mansfield, when his Lord ( iip define) . him to r down into the Court, wondering that fueh a person fhonld place h imfelf there, confidering the offence be had committed. She was under age ; the Ams not permitted to go back to Sir Francis, be t-hole that would have been for the purpofe of prof titution, hut was dellvered over to her father. So, ir Mira ilezcher came up there. and faid the &fired to go to her brother's, the Court would have no difficulty to comply with her requeft. His Lord fhip obferve4 that he could not fay the writ eat provide e,:iana-it: One might fee fomething after wards to ceaftrre in the perfons of thole who ap plied for it. But the Court mutt know from her that the was under no coercion. She was now at what the law called the age of difcretion, whether the had sated diftreetly or not, his liordthip laid he did not know. Mr.• Juftice Otiose obferved, that when the Court learned from her that The was in the fituation which the affidavits Rated, the might go black to Ito. brother's, and then Mr. Precrvses motion Would come before the Court Pith great force. Mr. Next vat. took nothing by his motion. .COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, lAN. sq. This day the Court met, bnt owing to fonsi mifunderflanding abe^t feveral motions which wire to have been confiJered, bloke up without doing any bufinefs of the fmallea public interea. PoL.IcE, &c. Bow-Srarrr.—Yesterday Sammel Merryfielat, l .706 n Pallet, and Ann Carter, othetwife Athvarth, otherwife Stalk, were brought before T. Rost a sox, Efq. by Townfnd, one of the Bow-ftreet patroles, who apprehended them on fufpicion of having flolen and killed a number of dogs. s From the teftimonyof Townfend it apnared, that on Wednefday evening, in confequence of a private information he had received, he went to the prifoner Carter', houfc, in Bennet's-row, Black- 1 friars-read, which confab only of two rooms, Where he found, in the,back room, the carcafe of a dog, apparently juft fkinncd. On ripping up the floor Of both rooms, he difeovered a number of dogs carafes, without their &ins, buried there; in the heufe, a hammer, knife, &c. stied in killing them, and two fmall bitches of the terrier kind ; alive; that while they were there, the prifoners 1 JWcrryfield and Pallet came in to enquire for Carter, and having reafon to believe they were concerned is the buttnefs, Pallet being father to the boy ap prehended at the other houfe where the dead dogs were found, wharfs took them into cullody.— The two terrier bitches were produced ; but it is frtppoied they were ufed for the purpofe of (e -ducing dogs to follow them, by being rubbed with a certain preparation. A woman who lived near the houfe, declared the had teen dogs follow them home, and immediately after heard them killed. The pilfoner Carter had a young child in her arms, the father of which, fhe fitid, was the pri foner Nerr l yield, though the at prefent cohabits with another man. AferrrAdd, *a his defence, raid, that be went to fetch the child away from her, and that Pallet went with him. Their account of their way of living not being by any means fatisfaflory, they were committed for further examination. • MANSIONII . OOIII.-A r efierdß, Roi. nottutt, drift'? Of a cart, Was examined before the Lord Mayor, charged on fidpicion that he had wantonly driven his cart over a man, on Wednefday evening, in Lower Thames-beet, who, in confequence of the hntifes he received, was immediately taken to Guy's Hospital, where he died of his bruifcs.— The priToner was committed to the Poultry Comp ter until the Coroner's Jury (hall return a verdia. Got LDHALt..—Wednefday Stephen Caen was co ntained a fecond time, being charged on the oath of Mr. Roberts, with frequently coming to his houfe in St. Paul's Church-yard, calling for liquor, and paying for the fame in counterfeit filver ; upon the eleareft evidence, he was fully commit ted for trial. jay, Mallsip and Joke Tab the olde ft net twelve years of age, were fewei;llly charged on furpicion of having committed a burglary in the Shop of Mr. Mnggndge, thoemaker, in Thet.firret, by cutting a (quart of glafs of the (hop window, and Reeling thereout a pair of (hoes, which were taken upon them, and (worn to by Mr. Mog gridge ; they were fully committed for Dial. Yefterday Elt•nalktb Prefer was charged by Ni. Valentine, thoemaker, in Roend-court, St. Martin's le Grand, with goinr: privately up and (leafing a variety civet-a-ring-apparel and bed firniture, ttle of which the pledged, which were produced by the pawnbroker, and identified by Mr. Valentine. She was fully committed for trial. 7ein Ilorrir was charged by Mr. O. Silcock, of the Bolt-in-Tun inn, in Fleet-fireet, with picking his porket a (ilk handkerchief, the corner of-Ser jeants Inn, Pleet.ftree, on Tuefday night bill He was fully committed (or trial. . Ussom-liatt.—Wedoefday jrchn Mikhail!, a waterman, was examin .d on the charge of Mr. Dutton, rocaboan, in Hurfrlvdovrn. with robbing his srarrhouie of a fact of ilonr, in conjunaine with S.siss.l Doom Harris, before committed for the Art'. offet.cti ht was folly couunatc4 for trial.. LADY ill Me HATSTtICK. Lately died in Guy's Hofpitil, t!s once unfor tunate cel;hrated Lout, or Lady of the HaAllad, who about 18 years ago, was found to have taken up her relidence ender that filcher, intim parith Bourton, near liriitnl, in a ante of melancholy sft-r.ingement. She then appeared to he under zo years of ap. This very extraordinary woman, whore "tale of woe" was firs told to the putslic by Mrs's Ham N .1H Moat,- has naturally cetifed, for a confiderahle time pa!}, to interell the generaf curiofity.—During f-zveral days of hey abode tinder the hayftack (train which the .0 latt permitted her felf to be removed with reluftance) the was vifited, and rea-,ularly fed by the countrY-people, till the hand of mos ehappy fvmpathy and compaillon pro vided her better proteCtion. As her name was un known. the was immediately diainguithed by that of Lot le. It may he gratifying to many on this occatiors to learn, that during a confiderable inter val, 1 1 hi which the afterwards remained in retire ' anent, and before the was admitted as incurable into the afylum in which the died, fhe wai chiefly fnpported by a voluntary fubfe:rijotion under the management of Mils HAMLIN Moser' and her fit . - tern. Thofe alive advocates of humanity, who never yet began a good work and grew weary of well-doing, having loft the pecuniary affillance of molt others, continued to (apply the extra wants and accomm odation of the poor folitary ttranger. at the expence of more than sot. per annum, till her deceafe. They would be the tall to with that Mr an inttance of benevolence thould be publicly mentioned ; hut it is a tribute due, not lefs to than than to the interetts of fociety. The fame kind, and much the fame degree of mental derangement, which the 64 tale of woe" defcribed, remained with Loma to the laft. -In her general condo& the exhibited the varioni com mon evidences of the moll confirmed inanity ; which, in addition to the contra/Non of her limbs, from her expofure to cold in the open field; and from her future propenfity to remain iriaftire, rendered her an obje& of the Itrungell pity. But her infinity was uniformly remarkable in this, that however difordered and childifis her affeetions gad refentrnents, the never could be drawn into any explanation refpeCting her family, her con. neetions or her country : however affable and un guarded the might fometimes appear, the mo ment any perfon put a queftion, dire Elly or indi redly, relative to thofe topics, or made any all ufion to them has-ever di Rant, the always changed coun tenance, affumed an air of fulpicton, grew ~rave and inflexibly file 4, or would in(lantly tonal on fome other fubjeCf. From her accent the was tmdoubtedly of German origin ; but though fhe knew little of Engin, the-avoided converfir.g in any foreign language. Her manners, and occa• fional movesnents, indicated fuperior rank - - ' and her frequent exclamations of dear papa and dear mama, in connexion with ideas of equipage and ornaments, led to that conclufion. Many eridrivnurs wcre vied, on the continent, to trace her family, by circulating her defcriptiou and Rory in the public prints, but without cffea. The myficry of this filence was too remarkable not to confirm the firft opinion of her being a per fon above the common claffes, with the additional probability of fome unhappy and treacherous fedue tion. This lad opinion from the whole of the dif trefsful evidence, inclufive of the perfonal part which poor Lot SA fometimes involuntkrily funtillt ed, is not doubted by thofe, who with the whiter' of this article, early taw and clofely obferved her. The conviction that it is poflible for any man, mak ing pretentious to honour, or even of the difliallinn from a brutal nature, fo to betray, and fo to aban don in a foreign land, youth, beauty, the ttrongeti fenfibility, and perhaps the moft engaging inno cence, fills the mind with horror of to deed, and with Marne and indignation for the eharaaer 1 Such profligacy, iu this intlance, may have been of foreign production. But comparatively happy would k be for this country alto, if inflances did not abound among us, of fimilar atrocity, to thole who on inferior oecations will make high pretest fions to honour and principle, but who leek every opportunity of fed , icing from t h e a b o de s O. r alfeaion, or of innocent employment, whatever is the moil fair and inexperienced—rioting in its ruin for a film featim, and then committing the greater crime of abandonment to infamy 1 The theme is, unhappily, too common to need proof, and too mournfhl to dwell on. The poor departed child of mifery, whore flay is here again revived, is too firong , an inflance of.' &flaring, and excites ton much fee.ing, to be per mitted to pals, in the conimoncourfe, to oblivion, if it could be avoided. Under this impreflion, permit me to attempt romething in the charader• of an Epitaph. But alas ! poor Lot sA's tablet of remembrance may .sly be found in the frupathe- I tic borom of A few furviving friends In yonder duR, untaaflid for public fatrat, Low reft the rollicks of Lodes frame ! Poor haplef. Suff'ca, of the maniac Ync ! Thy wrong, no more a tortured irc4t sol.Sne ! Enough for thee, that linerMg Sorrows hrzzli Found final refeue in the ham of Death ! Conford be they, wit° fo.IgLI thy Craft retef ; Tormented they, who ovaatelm4 with grid Aecured the crime, that 'ref Pagan% ray, Though thou be.ratiotn'd for venial tla7 ! And, where frail Innocence would Nrke Mayguardian angels thy fad hart tali! Rath, January so, t Sot. W. M. wAvrcappt,l, CANA-1. PROPIRTY, LONDON DOCK; biLliatat ALONE TO BE 301:3 BY •VCllotEr' • Sy Mr. S',.'fYlT, • On Friday February :6, at Twelve o'clock, at Clarriway'r, • SFIARE'S in the following NAVIGATION'S; t-0 via. the OR.IND JUNCTION ORIGINAL SUBSGRIP TION SHARM. Alfa Shams in the ASHTON anti OLD. HAM, ROCHOAI.E, ASHBY, ELLESMERE, KEN NEIT, and AVON, SOUTHAMPTON. and SALISBURY, HRECKNOCK, wail in the WORCESTER and BEAMING ...SAM Navipble Canals. L.' Two Thonfand Pounds London Dotk Subferiptionlor fann ing Dock+ at Waning, bearing 3 per Cent. Toren*, and Seven Sharma( scl each, iu th• Sierra Leone Company. Printed Pardeulirs lit days before the Sale, at thittitett'a Hotel, Piecurdly ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Scott, Ludgate hill, London. MAN R A few days Glace rt etteleutebe. liorfer, M. lob Gibbs, sped 48, to Mils Swab 7.l.:tt:ur,va, of Kook. eo.u• in :lamer fctibirc, aged :6. His former wue on a pair older thee his number. On "Flwfday leaden, James Rine partner Os die genking-gongs iltalFn. Peale, Harrifon, and OA to Ist& Hag, daabter of Francis Hag, IN. cif Hull. On Friday talt, at hishook in Pdstorivlle, in thohsit roe of his aye. Mr. itkhsrd Sluse,Printer,in Silveaftrrot, Fliserereet. On the sath inlb.nt, at his hoar, near Wovorfter, the Rev. Henry tt' Wry, or In the coot ,ty of %Vests... Tor. aced 72. On Wsdartsisr, Mrs. Walker, wife of Mr. Walks, the ea 'Avoca loaursz is ilaitoftsphy. On Treaty the rich Sean*, at Putney, afsvr a ling-r Sg in sets, Mr. Mao Pao lanes. widow , of thc Ists: hlr. et , y Potts I Loa, el Lawson; Yeattatacy -hoc. GUAIIALOUPE COFFEE, ELBPH,ANTS' TEJITH, &c. , TOIL PUBLIC 3ALk, At the BROKER'S WAKEHOUSES, Waelatr-ftreet, Plymouth, On TUESDAY, the Tenth day of February. Immediately after the Sale of FUoiqtle. THE ENTIRE CARGO of the flid VESSEL, Per' Exportation : 9/4 1 / 4 / 5 and two Kegs Ousdaloupe CuTce, of ft:pedlar quality ; Baba .ted 5 Calks damned ditto—t Keg Sugar 1 Parcel, containing 25 Pieces Silk liandkereblds, 18 ditto Ebmkecris t Cafe containing t t Bottks Salad 011 t Beg Calheau Nuts Elephants Teeth. For Home Confumpt:on 65e , Red Oak Flo7i head Staves. 35 Hides in the hair. The above goods may be viewed three days before the Sale, by applying to C. D. Symonds, Ship and infurance Broker, Lloyd's or WWI Ccifcc-houfes, Loblon ; of Edward Lytle, Efq. one of the Agents, Plymouth.; orto Peter Symons, Sworn Broker. FOR PUBLIC SALE, DYE WOOD, &c. At the Broker's Warehoufe, Waaller.itreet, Plymouth, on Tudday, the.zoth of February, inunedLuely after l'Unique, THE good Spanifit Lugger SAN JOSEF Y ANIMAS, burtLen about ao toas, Num flamed ; is well calculated for a wafter, fruit, or any other employment fritable to her burthen ; now lying In Plymouth Pool and there to be slab/erect ; a prize taken Iran theaßniards by his &bialy's ihip Akmene,l4/NRY Mono, Efq. Commander. • Immediately after will be Sold her Cargo, Conlifting of the following Goods.vit. 1 343 Pieces of Cant Wood 6 Calks Sll%llllll/ IS Calks Capricorn Pepper. The above Wad and Cargo may be wkwed,attd Catalogues had three days before the Sale, on ap plication to C. U. Symons, Ship and Infttrance Broker, Lloyd s or Will's Coffee-hooks, London ' • of Edward Lytle, Efq. one of the Agents, Plymouth or of Petet Symons, Sworn Broker. PREGNANT LADIES. . 'Rae betatron implies a tonporary retirement. MR. WATSON, Surgeon, and 'Man Midwife, often to atosaamodate Ladles an so airy and retired fitu atioN with Apartments to Ire-In, on terms risked to their cir cum and Situation In life • their infants put out to nurfe, and humanly taken care of ; an d as Humanity inducesstim to •,lier his affsibknce to alleviate the horrors of concealed Prep navcy, he flatters hinsfelf Ladies will find on application to Rim, the greatell attention, and moil profound ferrety. • • Letters (poi paid) to Mr. Watfnn, Surgeon and Man-Mid wife, or to Mrs. Waded, Midwife, No. zo, Ctiartotte-itreet,. Surry-lido of Blackfria's-bridge, will mett the mutt pointed attention. Where may be had, The PILL BENEDICTA, at 11. per hot, a certain and citedival Remedy to renown all °Wine duns and irreguLtritlcs, and an cxedlcur Medicine after bad I .winp-in. VENEREAL BLINDNESS, To Mr. Thomas Tmior, Surgeon No 9, New Bridg--ftreet, assn OM, . Londo n. IT is With the Irma heartfelt falisfdeioll that I ad drefs you on the incomparable eacellaree of your invaluable Medkkie---Leaa Pau La: rPt ad.n..--In the fgring of this year t bad the mliforrune to contract a Venereal Complaint attended with the molt alatruing and chingrrom fruptot .; In dintreh,that lisave been conliasd to my room tun a whole week together, and not able to Ili( out of It; I had no rcft night oar day, and fuTered theiwed Crellit lilting pain and torment, and what was MR waft, my Eyes grew u•aik and dim, fa that could fearce difean sty tabled, if ever lo do& to mc, and ca l:tn.:led nothing Mahan tbe'lotal loft of my fight.--Prom a ftnut, healthy, and rather 'corpulent man, I became a mere fhadow, and an objea of play and compatriot:6.-44 fcieudilaa all given me over, and thought my recovery Impolfible. In thin dreadful Rate, and elpectiht; evt ry minute to be my tail in Ms ',old, I was fortueitely reconnneuded by a neighbour to try your Moliciara, tut having tried all medical aides no punpofe, and been at au cinnamon txpenci., it was fume time Wire I could be prevail:don to take them; at lift I felt for fix boxes, and before I had taken them all, I found confiderable benett ; my pains gradually niscreafed.and sly epe-fight grew bolter, and to the great furprize and atualanneut of all my friends, Xafter tat- I rag three Isom more), my health and flrengthwas perfaßly re- Itt.red, tend I DTD. r'w, (thanks no mg GOD sad your invaluable Medicines), a. well and hearty as ever 1 was in my life. Tor r °Wised la•mbLe fervant, • R. L. LEIGH. High-Rrect, Birmingham, November 1, 2799. Yew are at full liberty to ptiblifh this in any manner you think proper, for the benefit of fociety at large, anct'whisili I fhouid have fort you fooder,Litt was fearful of a relapfe. Th e a h u eeM e dieine is earneftly recommended to all perfons that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Ve narmlAbertion, particularly to thole about altering their con dition In life, as it will cer.ainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long handing, or however difguifed under the appearance of otl,er diforders it nay be ; for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints, it is alfo r.reonmentted in he taken, Kiwi :illy in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the role Proprietor, THOMAS TAY.' LOA, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at • hi. houfe, No. 9, New Bridge- Omre ; where he all give Ad vice, without a Fee, to perfons taking tlufe Pills, and will an f ser patient's Letters. if pod paid, so the fame terms. oh/en ing in all eclat the moll inviolable Seerecy e no Peefona mimeo ode baying brEn mentiont . 4, hut at their own partiaalarequaft, by the Proptimor, di ring the courfe of more than 5 years, that be has had the condurt of an extenfive fide of the ahoy.: medi eine, and the prirt.ce ariling therefrom. ' They are alio fold by ids appointment, at the Perfumer's, Nts.tt, bt. Adhan'o-ftner. Pall ; Mr. Robernon's Toy- Rep, No IN, CtirarJ-Ilrcet ; Mr. Steel's, Bookfellec 4 No.l , Draion-rf a r, little Torrr-Hill; and by on!' n every eontidersble town in htittinf, In 'Bova of only o‘ 94. each, instal op Whit fie roe plea Bindaunt. Atr - - MCK4IIO, min FORnYCE, M. Ds F. R. S. ic..llovz ..f Repro) Phyilcians; Senior 'Chotnaa'aliolpiW.`vidtbegin his Leasici, vir. :ice of Phyfic, at eigit ; en Clicmiftry, at nfet4; At.': • Leda Medici will bo continued at ball pelt fey... &dr: ,• morning, at his bode in liiien-Itgoet, "propotila may be had. . • TO THE UNPREJUDICED. WHEN Lis gajelty's Letters Pltent I)3N c granted to a Preparation or Medicine, the at once guarded againft fraud sad implifitioo, as filch Mr:: • . or Preparation is previoufly (earthed into and analired and able Profeffors, and on their report reit* the gt.st Patent. • The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS COR!;* have both Rood the telt of the Brit Medical Men in I. .1, and the greateft Profeffors lu Phyfic of the preterit tr,-, • . for which, his Mikity has granted his Royal Letter, I' • thus fandtioned, Dr. Baoou at is bold in holding forth t world the above two unrivalled Medlin, which i. th, :.•, of clofe and ftudionsapplication, for upwards of 2/1 year:, Botanical Syrup is a certain and fate cure for all Veseical frelions ; it the human frame has been poifoned by du. infection, or by Mercurial preparations, the botanist will (if regularly taken) purify the body, and dear i t /tun , blotches and (ores, equal to that of the infant nte.-ly L ot ,. , Gleets or Gonorrhoea, few bottles will be requifite to p. • a cure. In Worn" the Medicine is a certain remedy . • • Barrconefs or Sterility, and feveral complaints the fenti!.• , t fithleet to, which &limy prev:2nts to be here infentd, .e• which, is fully explained in "Th e Guide to Old Age.' A t kinds of Debility, whether artfing from the Haltits of Sch, :- Boys, or the Indulgence of mature Age, which rent:r Iniferable, and make them unfit to enjoy the bleiGngs and roore fo that of the married Rate, the Botanical Sirup t.il remove; the good cffedts of which, thoufandi have experic"ce I and numbers have tellifia The BOTANICAL Stair and NAILTOOII CORDIAL tO 1r '..11 at the Duzlor's hook, No. q, A:Woo-Rivet, feeen •h• r the Levi rian /Hokum. Blackdriar's liridge, in /.10:1 its. 6d. and is. Gd. in Bath, truttwell, • Maul, Sheppard, Brighton, lionaldfoti :net Co. Birmingham, Swiunep, Bedford, Smi•h, Blandford, Sillllllor% Bury 'St. lidnund's, Cheltenham, Buckle, . Cambridge, Gee, • Cantesliury, Brillow, • Carlille, Joilie, Chatham, Ethcrirgton, Chelmsford, Muggy and Oa . ..Cheller. Poole and Son, . Ciiichefter, Ithilliptier, • Dublin, Spilibury and Co: Durham, Haulerfois, • Deal, Rae, Dover, Neale ,, , Devises, Broughows, Derby, Drewry, Edinburgb,Bixter. Milk,. Hatband. Elder, and Co. Mr. R. Scott, drug. Mgrs. Davidfon & Gladwin, confedt. !Neer, Truman r.. Gorpore, Hard.nz (;lafgow, liiat r, ICle of Wight., Allan. lrwine, Voyog, r, I.ecek. Bisubs and Lynn, Gales, I•cletiter, Swthrens Levee*. Enhats Mencbeßer, Lynch, 44 ate., Newbury, Walker, • itarthampron, Die( an'' r-. MAtiiighaan, Burlap 11 ' Co • Stcvenroc as:4 Ottsrd, Jones. Plymouth, Nettleton, Portitnouth, Belem. Reading, Smart, aul Co. Sunderland, tray, Shrewiturr, Edelowes, Southamptoit t Baker, Preitost, Sajad, Paille), Mr. A. &try, Meri: Salifbury, Collins, and by molt Hookkilers and MedicistelfetAlers in the t hes kingdoms. A :as. bottle contains equal to fire (mall aces. ft will be neceffary the Dodtor thould Cde fseh Patients at rt ail/Idled with Ikatuefs or Lofs of Sight, or fend their. Ca'ci, tier or pared, m the Dollar, (posit or carriage paid), we his dad fee.—Tka Meadow may be had every day. FOR PUBLIC SALE, At the Lrniter't Warehuatta, Woolltcr-ftrect, Plymouth, On Tuddayi February to, T HE handlosne fart-fiiling Schooner Letter of AtArque L'uNitivE, , ..uhntation, : Length on deck - - yg feet 91 'lichee. Depth in the hold • - . 9 6 Breadth above wale; 20 3: . Adm.:kir - I,r/, t 28 t 7-79 Tons Square fterned, nearly new, copper h molted, has * dcep want, would make an excellent privateer, iq admirahly well calculated for the fruit or any other traih.wbcrc difpateh is required; well found in lions, and may be fent to lea as afuwli expence; cap cured on her voyage from Ouadaloupo to Dourdeaux, by his Maiefty's tslp Tlistesi, \eILI.IAM Loren, Erq. Commander,' in light of AORTA LIT 2, HENRI' HOTRAM, Efq. Com mander, now lying in Catwurer, and there to be delivered. For viewing the veff4.l and fur Inventories apply to C. D. Symons Skip and Infancies broker, Lloyd's or Wisps Coffee brufes, London; of Edward Lynn, Efq. one of the Agents; or of PETER SYMONS, Sworn Arokrr, Plymouth. TO. THE AFFLICFED. DR. SOLOMON derives the greaten fati6 don from the uumbir of cafes that aimedt daily wherein the efficacy of the Cordial Balm of Gilead is Jena. ltrated, in eradicating the worft and molt dangerous (*pun,- of nervous diforders; and he is fully oardstcod that nothir has tended fo much to citablith the fame of this isiestidnc,:.4.tl edtain fuccefs in thole "rnplaintts which ftrike their rocs deep. in. the conftitudou, and are fo fatal to the happineli c* Mankidd. l'he Cordial Balm of Gilead is therefore euneftly re& mended to thole who in advanced . aze kcl thc confolocnce, youthful execfs,or unfortunate youth who have thereby bruigh: on thanfelves a numerous train of arils, ind is at °act thc mot elegant and efficacious Medicine ever ytdifeoected for nem... difeafes. _ _ In weak and chattered ionftltations,weaknefs of fight or rre warp, hypochondria, treniblings, horrors of the mind, (.1t..,/ debility, xod all Other difinfesarißug from a relaxed (late of the nervous (rifest, and often the confequence of intemperance, debauchery, inattention to the noccffary cares of health,lustr ; in fedentary, inactive, or itudioas life r this Cordial Balm I!s• univerfally eftabkfbed its retentive idficacy, and may be ju(lv enumerated amosipt the forcasoft r.f theft happy difcovcries which medical refcarcb has procured as the hiellings of the human race, and gteatdt, COUlittl , 44thT to htllllAll Thourands at this day in the three kingdoms, and molt pans of Europe, Ma, and America, Live to biers the day they lire sr plied to this admirable remedy, and enjoy the hidings of Mods. who maght °the:revile have dropped into an untimely grave,,tha v llieu of early imprudence. Youth and age e( dther fez are equally the objects of t Rotative, and they nlll motion:sly participate in its faiuhrisu a qaaittles and effefts• for Whether the (Ono is dehijtai,l the early put Of lift, or is finking under the advance of a few dolts s. fthis Medicine will afford hodicdiatc acura returning health and (trength, by giving tone to the milt Lr fyfteui and organs of digtition, and by renovating the cur.- /tinniest ' 7 14 die young it will afford kiting health, ftrekth, and rPi eits, to place of laffitude and debility; and to the aged ir infirm it w•dlalfuredty furniil. great relief and con:tort by cur and rakiy invigorating the fyftem. Nervous Warders of every kind, •and from whatever cede wiling, and all that train of linkiup, ansietlea, aid trews. which Co dreadfully affect the weak, the fedentary, and the Beate, will in a (hurt time ha facceeded by chearfulnefa, and every prefer of health. Thollewhe have refided In the Weft Indies, can teftffy the Watery offedts of this wonderful hissfaokse, Its fonatalre ties have particularly been proved in thutistealernabi g f u reallk complaint, the yellow aver; and dusk who are lan • and rt lazed in their who:: fyfteth, take this Medidase with the h.,- ' pleft leis ; perfora therefore range* thefts:lt or Weft belie's cannot Rote a ranee important articleof heath and life. Youth of either fez, who have pradtifed a fccrtt and deltrue tive via, and ;hereby relaxed, weakened. and o.de:hated tle whole mesons fyftem will fi nd the Cordial Balm of Gilead tba molt isovrerfnl, certain, and effectual reiterative. Cordial Balm of (Mad is now coalidercd as the greatsn difeoveryehat bas been mule in the memory of man ; it is I. tan, fare and pkafant. The rapid and Incrcaling fame bears. id on its author and itiventor (Dr. Solomon, Lit Liverpool) • the true and only aftertart to judge °lithe merits of a Medic which has bean administered from the highelt to the lowelt elan of people with fuck harpy and uniform foccefs.—The Venclak of this Meilidni trequenfly canna get fuppLid as qu ids astir: dam ind is tar it, and it is a fact worthy of remark, that eicy are fold nearly as Conn as they arrive to hand, mot of the I Wl' GLASIQS les being belpoke before they are ordered. Price Hebei-Guinea • Welk, and is for 31. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, and Guide to Health, maybe obtained every day, at the following appointed places of fah, de.. London, by Mr. Matthew% No. :8. Atransl, And by ,all the reputable Medicine Venders. Book filo% / 1 / 4 e. In every prindpal town in England, Ireland, Scotland. sal America. arc LONDON : Flirted for the Previews, by TOM DANIEL. (nt Canaabo , arcet) at the STAR. PAIIITIPIP44IIO I I./kall. 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