Star. — London, England, 1805-10-18 00:00:00

SONNET TO HOPE. sweet Ho Pe, thou general Friend to Mall—to tome The only Friend they have, when all looks draw; Thou kindly Imint, will R off the falling tear, And foftly whifperlt better days may come. •hetr'd by thy voice, the anions Mother fees Her babe revive—the Debtor on his Rraw, Bound isy the (tern relentlef, hand of Law, Enjoys again the fweets of home and cafe. Veil the lone Sailor, on tome defart Ihore, Shipwr,ek'd—thou tent e'en him, poor wretch, the gale To hi- far Me may waft fume friendly fail, And give him to Society once more . Nay, when the world difgufts, a brighter prize Thou hold'ft in view—and pointtf to the fiats! Woodbridge Barracks. L. C. POLUNTEEhS. Yellerday at one o'clock, the Old St. George's Volunteers, Colonel the Earl of CHESTERFIELD, made a very relpeetable rattier at their parade in Wood's Mews, North Audley.ftreet, where they were infpeeed by. Colonel Manros. They then marched to Buckdon Hill, in Hyde Park. As Coon as they were drawn up in line, General WHITAM and his aid de camp, tode up in front of the line.— The corps was then reviewed by the General ; and their heady attention to duty, under a conftant foak ing rain was Inch, that they received the warmett tncon.tutas from the General. After the review they had a grand lham tight, tl,e chief objea of wkieli appeared to be to impel, upon the minds of the troops a corral idea of the duty they would have to perform, in cafe of their being attacked by an enemy, who was fuperior to them in numerical force. Their piquets were very foon beat in. Then, after the difcharge of two or three rounds from cen tie to flanks, it was fuppofed that an enemy, whole ranks confiderably outnumbered theirs, would molt probably prefs doter on them, and attempt a charge. ro prevent this, they made frequent changes of po fition, by the echelon movement. At length, on the fuppotition that a more numerous body would di vide their forces, and endeavcur to furround them, they formed themfelves into a hollow (quest, with their colours in the centre. A few heady rounds, 'clifcharged in all dire lions, was fuppofed to have the effect of making the enemy with to concentrate their forces ; but, as their detachments mull una voidably be feparated at great diaances from each other, and they muft be under the neeeftity of tak. ing up a great deal of time in their endeavours to re unite—while they attempted to do ft), the St. George's being a compatt body in themfelves, were able to flank them, and then, by a firm and heady charge, to put an end to the battle. The weather: was Co eztt emely difagreeable, that there was not above a dozen Ipeelators in the field. The Whitechapel Vclunteers proceeded this day to Epping Foreit, where they were brigaded with the Tower Hamlets Militia. On Tuefday, the WI time this feafon, the South Pevenfey Volunteers, often companies of 120 men each (etfeaive on the ground 1153), commanded by General Lord YU - count Gabe, were brigaded near his Lot dfltip's feat at Pule ; and, notwithTtand-' ing the heavy rain which fell great part of the day, went through their feveral evolutions with admira ble alertnefs, and much to the fatisfaaion of their Commanding Officer and the infpeaing Colonel of the diaria. A molt noble banquet had been previoufly prepared for a fner day, and the centre of the fpacious lawn in front of his Lordfhip's hofpitable manfion had been fixed on for the " Plate de Caroufel," had not the almoa inct:ffant rains driven the troops to take shelter, by invitation, in moll of the elegant apartments of his Lordfbip's houfe. The great hall, the dining room, drawing room, gallery, and nearly the whole range of fervants' fitting rooms, &c. &c. Even the hovels, Rabies, out houfes, &c. were filled, and at a feu de joys fignal, by fmall detachments, about two o'clock, the cheering and folid comforts of cold roast and boiled beef, hams, Vets of veal, patties, &c. were well served out, and tome fine old and rich high meadow Gloucefler cheefe, from his Lordfltip's own daisy, gave a firong zest and additional relifh to the nut brown Ringo of an cient days, which foon made the fatigues of the day vanifh, arid determine this very high spirited and high difciplined corps, after drinking their noble Commander's health, with the ufual compliment of three times three, thundering huzzas that made the manlion and village ring, to offer their further ser vices for a Month's permanent duty in any part of the Southern .difiria, whenever his Lordfhip, the Commander in .Chief, or General of the divifion, ball think-proper to accept them. After about two hours enjoyment of the abcle fotfia,:cial comforts, well Itored with abundance of goi,sl beet and good beer, &c. the drums founded a retreat ; the line was intlantly formed, the feveral Companies fainted, and each refpeaively marched off the ground, to a difiant homes, while reiterated buzzas pointed out the direaion of each, for many miles around. Had the day been fine, the banquet on the lawn 'would have teen a noble fight indeed. As it hap pened to turn nut, it was condulled with the greateß regularity and• decorum; and, although abundance was within the reach of every one, to the credit of; this well difciplined corps, no man was guilty of ex. • cefs ; and the harmony of the day was only inter-. stipted by the rivers of water that fell from the cloud: ; not the deluge of old Ringo that flowed from the 1 olintain head of • scvcrat Companici had to march ten miles. BFTIILEII liosvivat..—Monday the workmen be pan to pull down the ealt wing ct this venerable and 'exteafive pile of b.ildings, and to cart away the ma terials. The timbers are all of folid oak, and are extremely valuable. The welt wing is Hill occupied by lunatic , , who will continue there until fufficient accommodation can be provided for them in St. Lukc'. Holital. The above Hofpital was founded by licnry VIII. and was deilroyed by the fire of Lundtn. It was re built by voluntary contribution in ' 1675, and the prefent wings added in 1733. The [two figures over the Nnrth entrance, reprefenting Melancholy and Raving MAcinels, will be prefervcd al, a fpecimcn of the Arts at Ili4 time ill sicli ;lacy *ere Iculpturech POLICE, &t. Yefierdajeame on fora re-hearing at Marlborough- Rreet, the cafe brought forward by an Officer of rank in the army, agajnit a Pawnbroker in St. James's beet, whp had taken in pledge, frnm a female fer vant, fume articles of property ftolen film the Offi cer; when the Paynbt ulcer again aliened, that as the articles had been repeatedly pledged and redeemed, he conceived they had been fent by the girl's miflrefs, a Ain ataie of the Officer, and therefore he was not entitled to velure thfin, but as tbere was an evident felony in the cafe, the Magiftrate deemed it other.' wife, and ordered, him to retain them for a month, to give time to apprehend the thief. On Wednefday W. Felix underwent another exa mination at Union Han, on the charge of having robbed Mrs. Laponier, of Walcot-place, (as Rated in our Paper of Monday lag.) In addition to what MIS. L. then Rated, the fail the was pofitive the fpoons were lying in the parlour when the prifoner went into the room ; and on her going in immediately after he left it, they were gone. Several perfona at tended who have been robbed in a fimilar manner, but none of them could (wear to the prifoner. He was fully committed fur trial. Bow-STRSET.—The three boys, John Leach, Ri. chard Danvers, and James Leach, who a thort time fince were apprehended by young Crocker coming from Croydon Fair, when the eldeß, John Leach, proved himfelf fuch a complete mailer of the Rang language, have been brought to the Office feveral times and underwent examinations ; but no perfons who had their pockets picked at the fair could iden tify their perfonc.. The Magiftrates thought they should be doing them a fervice in preventing them from being hanged, by fending them on board. the tender. PUBLIC OFFICE, HATTON Geansit.—Yefierday foreigner was brought before the Magiltrates, who was found in the (beets at a late hour in the evening of the preceding day. He had feveral paffports from the French Republic, dated in the year 8, and like wife German paports. He was fent to the Alien Office. Two perfons of the names of Kitchen and Chateau neuf were committed for re-examination nu fufpicion of having committed feveral aEls of fwindling, by means of bills of exchange between London and Li verpool. GUlLDHALL.—Yefterday a man, of very refpella• ble appearance, was examined before the fitting Al derman, on a charge of felony. It appears that, as the watchman was going his rounds, early in the morning, in Cheapfide, on pall in; the (hop of Melfrs. Wood, linen drapers, he per ceived a piece of printed cotton hanging on the bars of the area. Having a fufpieion that the (hop had been robbed, he •alarmed the family, and obferving a man turn down Butcher Hall-lane. he purfued him. On turning round the corner of the fireet, he per ceived the prifoner (landing (till on the pavement, and knowing him to be the man whom he had teen running away, he took him into cnflody.—The pri• tong had a nick under his arm, at one end of which was a hook, with which, it appeared, that, after hav ing broken the window, he had pulled out the cotton. Mr. Alderman SMITH addrelTed the prifoner, and Paid that the evidence againft him was fo thong as to leave very little doubt of his guilt. The profecu tor, however, in cenlideration of his family, which is refoatable, had confented to drop the profecution if he would content to go to tea. This the prifoner refufed t and he was remanded for further examination. On Saturday a man belonging to the Superb, in Portfmouth harbour, chopped off his fingers, and maimed his will, with a hatchet, becaufe he was re fufed leave to go on fhore, he having a fhort time ptevioufly had a fortnight's liberty. He was coati. dered one of the heft feamen in that (hip. Wednefday night as Mr. Jafper and his wife, of Queen-greet,Cheapfide, were returning to town in a (Ingle horfe chaife, it came in contact with a Rage. coach, near the Bird-cage, on Stamford Hill, by which they were thrown out. Mrs. Jafper received a contufion on the head, and was otherwife much bruifed ; M. J. was but (lightly injured. On Wednefday night, about half part t i o'clock, as two gentlemen were paffing through Lincoln's. Inn Fields, they difcovered a well dreffed man lean ing againfl a '1341. On their going up to him he complained of (hortnefs of breath, and added, that he had but a few minutes to live. The gentlemen ant ed his addrefs, and he had juR Rrength to articulate z„ Charles-greet, Hatton Garden, before he expired. The body was put into a coach without delay, and conveyed to the houfe of Mr. Dale, furgeon, in Charles-fireet, but all attempts to reflore life were fruitlefs. The deceafed's name was Manly. He was a widower, and has left fix children to bewail his Ws. A molt darin„,* robbery was committed near Pen krid•Ye in StaTordthire, on Wednefday. As Mrs. Davie, a widow lady, was walking in fume fields be tween Penktidge and Woolgartion, about•noon, the was attacked by a man thabbily dreffed, who tied her hands behind her, forced a handkerchief into her month, and threatened, if the made retillance, or cried out, to cut her throat ; he then titled her poc kets' and emptied the papers from her pocket book, took out the bills payable to bearer, and threw down the book and other papers ' • after abu fi ng and ill treating her very much, he left her with her hands bound, and got clear off. As John Bennet, Efq. Prefident of the Royal Col lege of Surgeons, Edinburgh, was on a thooting par ty, at Wemyfs Cattle, on the toth intl. in the aft of firing, his fowling piece burl', and killed him on the (pot. He was in his 49th year. A journeyman hot-pieirer, at Leeds, was lately fined the fum of fatten pounds, being double the value of goods which he was convitled of having wil• fully fpoiled. A few days fince the houfe of Mrs. Williams, in Baldwin's Gardens, Gray's-inn-lane, was robbed of 551. in call and raztes, by a young woman, who had been in her family but a few days, and who has ab fcondeded. F►iday, as a labou►ing man was (landing on a ladder, atiitling to make a Rack of wheat in the farm yard of Mr. Edward Oliver, of Temflall, in the parith of Bithopwearmouth, it broke in the middle, and he received fo much injury by the all as t 9 oceafion his death the following day. MOM it.—Further particulars Or die horrid tndr. der we mentioned on Monday laft On Saturday the sth infant was committed to the Gaol of Durham, Thomas Irstfon, a journeyman fmith, charged upon the Inqueft of Mr. Josaru FRANK, Coroner, and a refpeetable Jury, a ith the wilful murderof Margaret Barker, of Hutton Rudhy, fpinfler. The circumßances of this horrid tranf aCtion, as appeared upon evidence before the jury, which fat feven hours, were as follow— The deceafed, a refpeEtable woman, about forty fir years of age, had for feveral years fubfitied her fell and her, aged parents, by travelling in the adja cent country, with houfewife cloth, principally the property of a Mr. Francis Stainthtop, of that place ; the left her home on the Wednefday morning, and came to Stockton upon her bufinefs, and that even ing dept at a refpetlable public houfe; but, unfortu nately for herfelf, went on the following evening to the houfe of Wilfon (where file at times had been ufed to Ray). From the evidence of his wife and her daughter, the prifoner at half-patt twelve o'clock, arofe from his bed, and went up Rain to the cham ber, where the deceafed, the wife's daughter, and her infant child flept ; the deceafed laid upon the fide of the bed nearett to the door, whom he immediately attacked with a razor, and cut her in the cheek, af terwards in the throat, from ear to ear, and in other parts of the neck; foon afterwards a cry of murder was heard by the neighbours, Come of whom ,being arnufed, Came to the fatal fpo t, and Rumbled over the body of the deceafed, at the foot of the Rairs, near to the then door: upon the arrival of the town's officers ana others, the murderer attempted to defend hinifelf on the top of the flair-cafe, with the bloody razor and a mould-rake ; with the latter he firuck one of the party a violent blow upon the arm and i head, who returned it with a (hors conftable's (ta', and he diteBly furrendered ; of courfe, was fecured in a place of confinement. When the Jury delivered their verdift, the pockets of the deceafed were fearched, and with the money, goods, Ece. there did not appear that any of her property was taken; the body of the deceafed was then wathed and put into a Drell for interment, which took place on the fol lowing Sunday, at Hutton Rudby. From circumUances which tranfpired, it would feem to warrant conjeCture, that the intention of the murderer was not direCied towards the deceafed, but to his wife and her daughter : the latter had laid in about four or ire months !ince of a child, of whom he was the reputed father, and being again faid, or fufpeited to be pregnant, it is fuppoted, that remorfe of confcience induced him to get rid of the objea of his lull, by perpetrating a snore grofs and fanguinary crime. ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION. Ws Grace the Duke of 'Roxburgh has hien pleated to prefect the Rev. John Campbell to the church and with of Selkirk, vacant by the death of the Rev. Thomas Robertfon. BIRTHS. en Wedncf.lay the gth ini.;,thisfeat, High Elms, Hats, the Lady of IL Edwards, Efq. of a daughter. Ac Stainton in Cleveland, the Right Hon. Lady Charlotte Baillie, of a fon. Sunday morning, Mrs. Appleby, wife of Captain Appleby, of the Lac Oak of Pensanee, of a daughter. MARRIED. At Greenock, on the 7th init. Captain Archibald M•Nicl, of the 66th Regiment, to Mifs Elizabeth M`Niel, daughter of the late Halter M'Neil, F.fq. of Canna. At Broomhuttfe, Auchinleck, Mr. W. jarnefon, farmer, aged 82, to Mrs. C Murray, aged 67, being his fourth wife The bride groom has 92 children, grand children, and great grand children. The bride has 33 children and grand children. Tusfday laft, at Ely, William Bacon, Efq of Newton Cap, in the Billtoprick of Durham, to Mifs Mofeley, niece of the late Henry Mofeley, Efq. of Ely. Saturday fennigbt, at St. George's, Hanover . Iquare, Captain John Harris, of the Royal Navy, to Mifs Williams, oldeft daughter of the late Nicholas Williams, Efq. of Berwick Cattle, Wilts. On the sth inftant, at Llandrvallog, in Breconadre, Robert Hughes, Efq. of Cheltenham ' to Elizabeth, youngcft daughter of the late Rev. Hugh Price, of Cattle Madoe. Tii). Olathe ttth inftant, In the cad year of his age, at Perth, after a few. days ilinefa, the Hon. George Kinnard, Baron Klunaird of Infture, in Scotland. His Lordihip is fucceeded in his title and eitatis by the Right Hon. Charles Kinnaird, (Member in the pre fent Parliament for Leominfter,) nnw Baron Kinneird.. _ _ Laft Sunday, at his refidence, Cornwell bode, Rath, in the 734 year of his age, Edward Leighton, Efq. one of the Magiltrates fur the county of Surrey. On AA'edurfday fe'nnight, at Exmouth, of a decline, in the 27th year of his age, Gerard Levinge Van Heythuyfrn, Efq. of the Six Clerks Office, in the Court of Chancery. tidal furviving fon of t h e late Gerard Lcviuge Van Heythuyfen, Efq. of Bedford•row. On Sunday 'aft, at Illingtoo, in the 37th year of his age, Was. , FloWer, Efq. formerly wbolefale Itationer, in CannotAtreet, Lon don, bat who had for come time retired from bufinefs. lie was ' walking home from morning terrace, apparently in perfedt health, whelk he fell down in a fit and expired immediately. The next day the Coroner's Jury fat on the body, who, after a very (hurt deliberation, brought in their verdidt, died by the vifitation of God. At Glafgovr, on the 7th lnftant, Mr. joim Wilfon, furgeou in Kilmarnock. At Cork, on the id !nitwit, Mrs. Jane Macdovrall Napier, wife of William Angelus Kellet, Efq. banker at Cork, and daughter of the late Colonel William Napier, of Cale:ruck. HIGH WATER AT LONDON-BRIDGE TO-MORRO W Maraing - - - 42 minutes atter u Memo, HAVING dedicated myteif to the Rudy, and beca ratified by the molt confiderible pradtice in that branch which I thought roper to feted, I trnft that I !eve not mom mu employed my ding than thole who; in the =cave field of the profs n, are emationally inonaled In uncertainty, aid tartar always attain that rum& which is areltdred 1y concentrating the Intellectual power to one data of &orders. The ellikuts of PUILITY are peculiarly tribeifing for the. bring with them s train of concomitant friaptonw and, by a d preffion of all vital energy, eadftence itself becomes embittered Whether they ante !rem the prtnaleun of 11l mamnle. theCeftrot dye habits of fcboc-boys, or the indulgences of maturity. thew re quire the molt sifiluous proftitionel !kill; but by the ignorinc. of uneducated men, the fruptoms are aggravated, and the emit • tution is defttroyed. Asa M.RACBRR of the ROYAL COLLIGIof SURGROIia I grtund my pr etenfions on regularity of education; and poff•ffin f every privilege to !acidity I feel mvfelf endtled to that confident with wtdet. I Lave lithe: o been fo Übangi hunaoted. in the lint foniatiens of Lacal wmknes, early aPPlLation vii prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame; but "gun: e la' fens, fr , :m a con - cklifnefs of the unraanimes of the v!ce wild cuffed his misfortune. is fistful of the contempt or =fore of 'Oa family phyfician. and broads over his infirmity with careful tor) ecslsnent, it mutt be fathifsettry for him to be allured not only o t capahility of treatment, but an of the mod Inviolable fecrecy. And in recent Venereal Complaints it is Foil - IWe to prey-ut pal. danger or diltrtis ; in the molt complicated cafes It is the atqulre man of exchthve experience In this hue to 14124 a sa c. minds and (peaty re-eltahHfluner.t. I offer the advantage of this ethnicity to thee of either fez iv& are idlidtcd with any kind of DaiiiLlTY, of any frtari.t: rot o VBNIIRRAL iIdFROTION, and in all cafes the terms or rano aeration ere stated an the fiat interview. Patlents in the country are etpeanito lacier a Atilt note, ate are requeited to freify their ago an lip of , living. hi AliT9l Megabit of the Royal Coder of Surgeons la London. st,Areastia-aresti Stated, wag Tan* &a ttik I Ati ba. Ntlittict trelft. T HE increnfing celebrity etf the Cure of every fpecies of Feder, having cauled an at. tempt to counterfeit them. it becomes a duty to warn the ?Aire againft loch a dangerou. impofitiun,cqual.y inkricus to di.; health of thole decayed, and to the character of a Nleclehte that has Rood the telt of experience. lunumeraldc are the inihnces in which the benign itiftsenec of their DROCS hat prevailed, even in the awful moment of expcdtcd diSalution ; a to ath fo well at. tefted as to have gained them unprecedented fame in this countly ; thole obliged to lath hot climates, where the molt fatal of putrid diforders is prevalent, called the Yellow Fever, they can. not avoid being confidered of the firft Importance, for in this de. ItrnEtive malady they Mandan unrivalled fpccific, and when pro• perly adminiftercd have never been known to fail. In the Scurvy. Gout. Anima, and all diforlm arifirg from ohftrudted perfpiration, they toe equally beneficial. Whatever may have been the evils produced by counterfeit preparations, It is hoped the poanlity of future fraud is completely guarded againft, as the twine of " Wm. Withers, proprietor," is on the label round each bottle. The gamine Medidne Is prepared only at No. 229, Strand ear Temple-Bar, London, wAere it is fold whol•:falr, retail, and; for exportation, pdce is. 9d. its. and xis. ptr bottle. NEW MEDICINP. ACT. FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul'i . Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's ruwder i and other vaivable Preparations, inform the Public, that in cos fequence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will be in future 25. 9d. per Packet, or it. ss. 6d. per Dozen; bat the Quantity of a Dozen Packets ia a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 44. And as Stamps are prepared. by order of thd CommirSoners, for Mars. New bery's feparate Life, In which rho Words, F. Newlwry, No. 45, St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is perfumed that this will lar a fulneient Security againft Counterfeits, his Signature on the La= bell will be di:contirmed. The following are the prices of their Medicines, to the firft twentyof which Mr. Newbcry's Stamps arc affixed. but thofe who purchafe fix or more at a time. will be allowed the Stamps gratis. Dr. James's, Powder 2 9 Dalby's Carminative 2 9 a Bottle 24 0 Dr. Auftin's Chalybeate Anateptle Pills 4 6 Pills - - 4sa —large Box 24 o Preake's Tina. of Bark 4 * Dr. Steers's Opodcldoc a 6 Ditto Huxbam's ditto 3 o ▪ Convullion Oil 2 6 'Tonic Bills - 2 9 • Nitre Drops 2 6 Fngl:fh Coffee - 2 9 .—...-. Camomile Drops t 9 Dr. Hooper's Pith tit Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops t zenges s t Ingliih's Scots Pills / • Angibaud's Blois ditto x t Henr ! 's Magnefia a 6 Effosce of Colufoot 3 6 Norton's Drops 5 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 o Spilibury's Drops S 6 Cephalic Snuff 0 9 Dr. Solander's Tea 2 9 Jones's Rheum. Tina. 3 6 Greenough's TinCtures ttf Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tola Lozenges Effenceof Peppermint xxi Effence of Ginger 2 9 Olds's Magne fi a 3 6 N.B. As many Perfons, p - articaLarly Maeneers, miftake the houfc of Mars. Newbery, they think it neceittrf to point we, that it is at the Eaft end of St. Paul's, four doors from Cheaptide s with theft Words infcribed on the front—. " TINS ONLY WAREHOUSE FOIL Da. jAlltel POWDLIL" NERVOUS DEBILITY. The LORD bath caufed Medicines to grow eat of the earth, and he that is wife will not abhor them; for with Nth doth heal men, and take away their pain..—EccLl:xxsiii 4. 7. CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. THIS Cordial has been uncommonly fuecefsfui with young people, who have the appearance and air of old age; who are pale, e fferninate, benumbed, ftupid, and even imbe cile ; whole bo.ties arc become bent, whole legs are no longer able to carry them ; who have an utter diftatte for every thing, and arc totally incapacitated. Where the ftomaeh h frequently dike tiered, the ho.',y is weakened ; palenefs, bodily dxay, and emaci ation fuecced, and the eyes fink into the bead. The virtues a the CORDIAL BALM of GILRAD are daily demooftrated, in eradi• eating the worft and moil dangerous fymproms of nervous debi lity ; and nothing has tevdcd fo much to editing% the fame of this. Ulledicine, as its certain forcers in chafe complaints which Rake their roots fo deep iu conftitutiou, and are fo fatal to the hap liners of mankind. The lady of John jackfon, Efq. of Callie.Carbery, Kildare. Ireland, was two year; and a half completely bed-ridden, and not able, from her great waknefs, to eat, drink. or digeft any thing, till Itte was advifed by a friend to try the truly celebrated Cordial Balm of Gilead, nine bottles of which h's had fo extraordinary and happy an died, that !he is now, though at the age of 63 years, able to walk out and ex cyclic herfelf, being molt perfeetly rem vered, to the furprife and aftonifhment of all her neighbours ; in confideration of which, and in Mike to the medicine, the requefta this may be made public. James Adkins. mailer of the John and Henry, Ipfwich, was cured three years ago, by the Cordial Balm of Gilead, of a Bata knee, indigeWon and althorn', attended with retching : Ind ficknefs which he had laboured under a long time, and ha. ranainod pee f.:dly well ever fince. James Vaughan, Efq, bite Banker, acknowledges with gratitude that he received infinite benefit trona keen bottles of the Cordial Balm of Gilead; having been thereby reamed from an altlttna, cough, violent wheezing of the lungs, firm& hypochon. driae, lownef, of fpirits, great relaxation, weaknefs of body renter& nights, and uncomfortable dreams, all which reduced hint very mach ; be is now tufty, Rt nog. and besrei'and enjoys better health than he has experiateA for there 33 years pal. Sold in London by . Mrs. Matherra, it, Strand ; Dicey and Sut ton, Bow Church-yard; Baton, t39,Oafotal-itreet; Piddiog,76 Oa ford ftreet,oppolite the Pantheon; Butler, 4, Cheapfide ; Barclay and Son, Fleet market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church yard; Howard and Evana.Long Lane, Vieft-brisitlineld; and par• ocularly at the following .places,viz. 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