Star. — London, England, 1801-03-24 00:00:00

LAU' LVIELLIGENCE. COURT OF SESSION, The Court of Setli:ll lately de,:di. if a nueflion between the feamen of Pr eittiapars and Meilis. George and James Wartoch, ot Otat place, re fpeCting a thaiit.i'le belin",;iog to the fea men. As iimilar cafes may proballe h.trec urred in other tea-port towns, of has decayed, the Itatentent of the decition may be of general importance. Preilonpans, which is a burgh of barony, was formerly a place of contislei able trade. So ea: ly as 16:4, the thipmallets and tailors it,d ta :f_d a fund for the relief of the poor of their body, and their widows and orphan children. After the Union with England, the trade of Prellonpans into decay, and the Illipmaflers who tiled to 'elide there, left the place. A few of the members who had left the tea, and betaken thernfelves to other profeflions, had the influence to procure a regula tion to be made which excluded feamen from ad unlef3 they happened to be children of former members of the fociety. They afterwards affirmed an arbitrary power of re:re - ling all candi dates for admiffion, infomuch that no new member has been received fince the year 1762. Thus the incorporation came at loft to centre in the Meffts. Warroch, Who had been admitted members, tho' ' neither of them ever were feamen. Thefe Gentle men lent out the funds, amounting to 6oel. Merl. in their own names, arid the only thing which kept alive the memory of the inflitution, was the pay ment to an old widow of a (mall pennon of tos. per quarter. The fund was thus about to be 101 l altogether to the public, when fame feamen, who had applied for admiflion, and had been rejeCted, brought this anion before the Court of &Ilion, concluding that Meffrs. Warroch fhould be ordain ed to admit them members, and account for the funds of the fociety. Thefe Gentlemen oppofed this claim, allcdging, that this was no more than a private Friendly Society ; that they, as the fur viving members, had an uncontrouled power to re) & candidates for adn3iflion, without any cattle affigned, and were entitled to do with the funds what they thought proper. The Court had not occallon to decide on this argument ; for though the original conflitution of the fociety could not be fhewn, it was proved to have exifled under the name of the " Incorporation of Seamen of Preftonpans," downwards from the year 1624, and t. have exercifed all the rights of a body cor porate during that period. The Court according ly found it to be an crating Incorporation, and that the funds behoved to be applied to the chari table purpofes for which they were contributed ; that the purfuers were entitled to be admitted members ; and the original laws being now 1011, the cat& was remitted to the Lord Ordinary, that tegW ations might be framed fuitable to this incor poration, in the prefect circumflances of the trade of Prettonpans.—The Court further found that Meas. Warroch were not entitled to charge any part of their own expences againit the funds of the Incorporation, but that the purfuers were enti tled to payment of their expences from the funds. LONDON MARKETS. CORN-ERCHA24GE, MONDAY, MARCH s 3. Tbls day am Wheat went off at an advance of los. per guar ter.—Rye is at bit week's priees.—Barley and Malt are not eleaper..—Oats are full as. per quarter higher.—Tiek and Beall Beans are full Is. per quarter lower.--In White or Grey Peak little alteration. CURRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. _ _ _ • Wheat zoos to tko od Grey Pcak 6os to 74$ ed Fine 176 s to t7Bll 04 Short Small Oats 36s to 44s od Dantzie wheat IsOsto t6ss od Fine ditto 47s to 49; od Rye 7os to soot od Poland' ditto Jos to 431 od USA Barley 43$ to kis 04 Fine 48, to los od Norfolk Barley 458 to Us od Small Beans 601 to tat od ?Alit 76s to opt ad Fins 7as to Dos od White Peak Os co MS od Tick ditto as to 36s od PRICE OF FLOUR chit Morning. Fine, rass. to r30r..--Fitie Pollard, aos. to 12$. RETURN OF WHEAT IN MARK-LANE. iscludiog 011}, from the 9th of March to the Litho, March, • inelufive, agreeable to the New MIL 33 QE . arterS 1835 od 323 Quarters 152 s od gg ass od tot? 15os od 4 -- 18 os 0,1 5 0 --- 1 49$ od $6 178. al 392 -- 5482 od so ---- 177 5 od 873 --- 147 5 od 113 -- 173$ 6d 242 -- 14 61 od 486 ---- 1 75 5 od 2075 - 1455 od -- 170 od 560 -- 1444 od 290 ---- 1725 od 6 143$ od 9og 170. od 6. 142$ od 432 -- 1684 od 551 140. od 13 1675 od 200 138$ od 3 . 50 165. od 72 -133 s od 544 -- 1621 od 13 -- 1301 cd 844 260. od 31 • 1261 od ---.5585 od 99 1155 od 209 15 is od 47 1105 od 2362 od 89 1525 od 54 0 1 55 5 041 3 0 ------ nos od 49 5 54 5 cd 79 i— toss od Total--11,425 Quarters. Average 132 5 .41 d. 6s. Id 3 d. higher than laft rett.rn. I3ITRY of CORN in the PORT of LONDON during left went—Wheat, zeo qrs..—Finur, 5900 cwt...—Clova :A, 14 cwt.—Peak, no qrs.,--Rye, 140 qrs.--Hops, 3cuo cwt. PRICE OF HOPS. I Kent ILO os to 141141) .1 Kcnt t3l 138 to t 6l ss i i Sulks ill 00. to 1 4 1 0. 1 ~.„ff.c. . 3 1 0. to 161 cs ERA: 11! oos to Eel cs Faro. 1 7 1 Oat to 301 0, ga„ shin HFIELD, March 23. To fink the 0ff..1--per ::one of Sib. Bref ss od to is od VIA - 6s od to Si 64 Mutton -6s 6,1 to Ss 041 Pork - 74 44 to 8s cd Stai.h at Market this olorning, Bcalt aOOO, Sheep, 6soo. bi,EWOATE and LE.IDENH.tI.I. ' March 23. Pct flame of 81b. by the earelirc. Beef 4s 8d to 6s od Vral es od to Ss oil Mattes 6a od to 76 od Pork 71 4d to Ss od PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW. Botoosh. St. jattas'a. Whitceliapel. "OS oio 15 3 16 6to 6 6 0 4 to oto 6 6 0 SC fsW 3 1010 3 0 3 Ctoa /4 0 2 11 Oh. 3 3 c Lloei.e 6 oto 6 6 - 6 6 oto 7 c e COALS, March 23. Rea Coals to the Pool, al. 3s. 6d to plod. od.ptt Maldive. Deterred - al. its. 6d. Sunderland, - s< c 4. od. DeFetred - aL pa. od. MUSSI'I.BL'RGH CORN MARKET, Macs 14. Wheat os od to 7as cd Crry Pure or Oats 3/14 od to 44s od VAtcbas OS to re Barley es od to 535 (.d OAS Meal per load 86s od Beans hod to 44s cd Bak" Meal 6os od Pas 490 cd to jos od Palo JAW lojs od From :Z LONDON GAZETTE, Marth 11. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. %TAR nFFlcr , DUBLIN-CASTLE, MARCH 9. beer pealed to make the fol• pionioticns in the army on this Eitablilh r!, itt : _ . • • • •. (Ai. 0:1 ; , ..on Guard‘—lieuterart James Caulfield to be Cap- I y vice 1-oughtld, refigned. D.ted Novcm r , r„,t —NV illiam Broomfield to be Enfign, by . vire Verner, refined. Ditcd November 28, 18c.c. 2:1 1 ii,nry Kirwan to be Firft Lieutenant, by; tuThafe, v lioribuigh, promoted. Dated November 2•!,, 0;0/. 2Cll;,:•t;iino 4(.rh knot—Enkn John Bower to be Lieutenant, wi.r...Lt rut, I:A., vice W. C. Bowen, removed to ad Bat tzo lon. Dated November 23, 2800. zd 624 Foo:—Enfign William Jont s to be lieutenant, rteliafe; Enfign Thomas Daunt . Lord, from the 13r, Fencibles, to be En fign, without purclae ; Eu h I. i .Defpzr! to be I .icutenant, purchafe ; 11.1 yes to he without purchafe ; Entio I. Nankivell tote I .iewen.:nt, without purchafe; Luke 6.lrilitier Cowell to be 1.1.14 , • vitliJut purchafe. Dated November 15, 18x1 Lieutc rant William Cole Bowen, from the 2d Batrolion 46th Foot. .o be Lieutenant, without purebafe. Dated Novem b,r 2g, 71 ft Foot—William Lennon to be F.nfign, without purcbafe, Ogilvie,promoted in the 7th Foot. Dated Nov. t3,tbco. Argyle Fencibles. Chrillepher Dixon to be Etifitn, vice Colin Hamilton, pro muted. Dated November 38, 1800. lircadalbaw: Fencibles. -- - • Enflgn Alexander Compbell to be Lieutenant, wire Alexander Campbell, re fii:ned. Dace November 13, iSoo. Archibald Campbell to h.: Enkn. Dated as above. Chelbire Feneibles. Cant ,in-Lintenant 'nu tr:!s Crufbie tn be Captain, vice John lnbhby, reigned. Dated November 28, 18w. Lieutenant Charlet. Davies t 3 be. Captain-Lieutenant Dated a, above. Erfign tieorge Lomax to be Lieutenant Dated as above. Henry Potterton to be Enfign. Dated as above. Dttnbarton Fcncibles. Erdip Alexander Mc. laine to be Lieutenant, vice Wiiiiarn 1-I.,milton Mc. Coy, refigned. Dated November z 3, John AlDonald to be Enligu. Dated as above. Durham Fenciblcs. _ _ Um , en:lnt John Wllate to be Captain-Lieutenant,vlee Coates, deeci.red Dat , :d November 28. I Soo. . _ Enfign John Dutton to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. R. W. W. Bradbury to be Enagn. Dated as above. Frder Vencibles. Captain-Lieutenant Francis Denham to be Captain, vice Wil liam Fr:die% recommended for a Commit:Bun in the Line. IbteelAuauft 4, Igoe. Lieutenant Duncan Cameron to be Captain-Lieutenant Dated November aB, Oleo. Eofign James Stewart to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Lieutenant John Dlckfoo to be Captain, vice John Hcpbume, religned. Dated as above. Enlign Allen S. Prater to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. Glcngary Fencibles. Lieutenant Donald Chifhoim to be Captain-Llenterant, vice Hugh 114'1atan, recommended fur promotion in the Aber deen Fencibles. Dated November s 3, Enlign Andrew M‘Donell to be LICUICLIAZIL Dated as above. Alexander MDonell to be Enlign. Dated as above. Northumb,:rland Fencibles. F.nfign James Roche to be Lieutenant. Dated No►. 28,18c0. Mathew Folkr to be Enfign. Dated as above. tZleade to be Enfign, vice Daly, removed to both Foot. Dated as above. _ Suffolk Fenciblcs. Captain-Lieutenant George Ramer to be Captain, vim Hodg kin, reigned. Dated November 13, 1800. Lieutenant Jacob Hemet to be Captain-Lieutenant Dated as above. . . --- El - Sap Andrew Dr.ly to be Lieutenant. Dated as above. WAR-OFFICE, DUBLIN-CASTLE, MARCH 1 1. His Islajefty has been pleated to make the fol lowing Promotions in the Army on this Dialsla ment 6th Dragoon Guards—Cornet Thomas seaward to be Licute nant, by Porthole, vice Peter Stephens, refigned. Dated , Jm 1 uary , 1301. 9th Light Dragoons—Comet I. F. Cornwall to be Lieutenant, by Purchafe,vice I. L. Fleming, refigned. Dated Jan.y, sad Ditto—Thomas Butler to be Cornet, by Purchafe, vice Knipe, promoted. Dated November 19, don. s.;d Ditto--hufign Robert Salmon from 3d Foot, to be Cor m*, by Purchafe, vice Davis pnamoteel. Dotal December 6, IS IR Battalion istis Foot—Thomas Shottleworth to be EnGgn, by !sunhat, visit Montgomery, promoted. Dated January 3, tilos. it Battalion 46th Foot—Lieutenant Martin Lindfay, tram the half-pay of the late tooth Regiment, to be Lieutenant, vice Byrne, exchanzed. Dated November 19, acio. 2d Battalion isf Ditto—Henry Smithvricke to be Enlisn, with out porthole, vice Gray, promoted in the Rifle Corps. Da ted November 29, 1830. 36th Foot—James North to be Malign, by porthole, vies W. Browne, promoted. Dated December z, igen. Thomas fling to be Fnflgn , without porthole vice Prender walt, promoted in the Rifle Corps. Dated December 31, lien. 624 Foot—Richard Andrews to be Fo6gn, without porthole, vice I. H. Holland, promoted in the Rifle Corps. Datcd Ja nuary 2t, 18or. zit Battalion of Ditto—Enflgn Henry Francis Robert Soren, from the 6otb Regiment, to be Lieutenant, without por chafe. Dated December 31, do*. ;IR Foot—Lieutenant John Arnifirong to be Adjutant, with out purchale, vicrtconer,rcligned. Dated Nov 29,a500 gus Fencibles. Archibald Campbell to be Eufign, vice Robert Brown, religned. Dated January al, I Rot. Caithnefs Fencibles. _ _ John Pye to be Enfign, vice Thomas Reid, tared. Dated January 111, Itot. Duke of York's, or Loyal Inveraefs Feacible Infantry. Patrick Cumin to be Futign, vise William Gordon, recom mended for a OmutaMon in the Line. Dated December 31, adoo. Frafcr Fencible Infantry. - Calvin to be finfitu, vice Stewart. premoted. Dated Novemb, r 19, iBoct. Northumberland Fencible Infantry. • - • Captain-Lieutenant James Poffsis to be Adjutant. vice John Thompfon, recommended for a Commiliton in tie Royal !flak Invalid% Dated December 31, illeft North Lowland Faxibles. Enlign Neil Mackay to be Lieutenant, vice Stephens, recom ni. wird for a ('ommillion in the Line. Dazed Dec. 31, *Soo. John Campbell to be Enfigu, vise Mackay, promoted. Dated as above. Ales:mace *wan to be Fagg*, vice Swanfan, recommended for a Contmifferi in the I.inc. Dated as above. Rcay hucibles. Dimald Rocs to be Enfign, vice Angled's, reigned. Dated January to, 130*. Entirn David Logan to be Lieutenant, vice Mickleham, dc ce.ded. 1)at.11 December 3:, ace. Rots and Cromarty Fencibles. Entice, Roderick I.l•Donald robe Lieutenant. vice John Ding wail, refignoi. Dated December 3* 1800. James Jotepit Frederick Haty to be En Bga. Dated as above. Suffolk Fencibles. WlMam Henry Robinfun to be Endes, vice Henry Scant, re commended for an Eatery. in Mt folk Reitman. Deng January a, 1801. Loyal Tay Fencibles. Mkha el Mahon to be Enfteo, vice Brook Saw. removed to auk Light Dogma& lAtetlkarnber p s aim 1118 D 4S Veflentey, the night Hmtour.tble the Counters of D.w;•ht.r. In itnrictia-erect, Dublin, the Lady of Lord r.Leunt Boyle, of a Dingle.er. At Y1)1101,11, in Inland, on Saturday the Nth inflant, the Lady of Majar-t.encral Sir Charles Rofs, of B.ilisagaviu,ll..r: of a Daughter. 1)1E1). At Newton Dnn, on Thtrl:l 7 .:)- the zath inßant, the Right Hon. I HarriLt Don, wife of Sir Alex:tut:a Don, Bar,:tet, of Newton. RED OR GREY HAIR. TO be fuen at Mr. OVERTOIes, No. 4.7, New Bond-ftreet, various fpecimens of Red or Grey flair changed to beautiful permanent, and natural fliades tat fl tarn, Brown, or black, in a few hours, by the ufc of that high!). diftinguilhed preparation the TRICOSIAN FLUID. Au at ts:ntion to this compofition will prevent 'Attics, what hair is ;Try at an °arty period, from bring compelled to adopt the odious cultom of wearing Peruques in hot weather ; to lay no thing of the fatal confcquences too often ariling front the ufc of tranfplanted hair; this preparation is alto free fn.m tl , ufe per nicious compounds that deftroy the hair they pnifcli to beau tify ; for, inftcad of rendering it birth and diGi, t ecable to the feel and view, it bellows the molt filky foftnifs, at the fame time that It increafes the growth to a degree of luxuriance that rivals every compofitlon yet offered for fimilar purpofes. In a word, to convince the Public of the above lffertions, any Lady fending a Lock of hair (poft paid) foaled at that end which is cut from the head, shall, in the comic of three days, have it returned (free of expence) changed to any colour (hewn at the places of fele. Such an unequivocal and liberal offer, the Proprietor traits will convince snore than all the panegyric words can bellow. ' • . . . •.• Ludies are particularly requeftcd to mention whether they wifh the Ilt.id for flaxen, Brown, cr Black. Sold wholef.de er retail, by appointment, in Eottles of One Guinea each, cxclunve of Stamp, at Mr. Guliing'a, Perfunu r to her M4jefty, No. 42, Corrhill; rod Mr. Overton, Nu. 47, New Bond-ftree; ; where feveral beautiful Lock* of various colours are to be ken; hitt wife at Mr. Hughzt's, Wadt:',..paf fage, Bath; and Mr. Newell's, Brit.in-ftrest, TO T!IF. UNPREJUDICED. WHEN his Majefly's Letters Patent have been granted to a Preparation ur M:dieine, the Pul lie are at ones guarded againft fraud and impofition, as fuch M or Preparation is previuufly (earthed into and analized by Skilful and able Profrifora, and on their report rclts the grant of a Pat, nt. The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL hav, both flood the telt of the tirft Medical hi, n in Eo!tlaud, and the great:ft Profeffors in Phyfic of the prefent aye; and fur which, hit Majeßy has granted his Poyal Letter: Patent: thus fan•.`lioned, Dr. BROM! he is bold in Inaldiog iordt to the world the above two unrivalled Medicines, w•hi-h is the fruit of (lore and ttudious application, for ul.wards of aS years. The Botanical Sytup if a certain and tale cure for all Venereal In : if the human frame has been poifon-el by the abdte infedlion, or by Mercurial preparations, the Botaid;al Syrup will (if rezularly taken) purify the body, and clear it front all blot - hes and fares, equal to that of the infant newly born; in Glt ets or Gonorrhoea, few batiks will be requilitc to pt.:form a cure. In Women, the Medi,Ane is a certain remede Againit Barrennefs or Sterility, and fevcral complaints the female i; fithie,ft to, which delic...ey preveuts to be here infected, aid which, is fully explained in " The Guide to Old Ag All kinds of Deli.lity, whether arifing from the Habits of School- Boys, or the Indulgence of mature Age, which rend. r tin n 'lnferable, and make them unlit to enjoy the Wettings of fociety, and more fo that of the married Rate, the Botanical Syrup will remove ; the good effects of which, thoufands have cspericac.3l and numbers have tettificsi. . . The BOTANICAL SW RV r and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be had at the Doc:oe. houfe, N 0.9, Albion-ftreet, feven doors front the Levert.= Mufeum, Blatkfriar's Bridge, in Bottles at 32.5. t lc 6d. and ss. 6d. alf• The BO I'ANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CO RDIAL, to be bad at the Dodoes Hoafe, No. 9, Albion-it:en, (even doers from the Lcverian Muferm, Blackfriars Bridge, in Bot tles at 225. I Is. 6d. and 51. 6d.: In Bath, Cruttwell, Exeter, Trucman and Son, Brißol, Sheppard, Gorgon, Harding Brighton, Donaldfon and Co. Glafgow, Baxter, Birmingham, Swinney, Iffwich, Middltditelt, Bedford, Smith, Ile of Wight, Albin, Blandford, Simmons, Irwine, A. Young, rnerebant Bury St. Edmund's Dingk, Leeds, Hints and Co. Cheltenham, Buckle, Lynn, Gales , Cambridge, Gee, Leiceiter, S;h3fect, Canterbury, Briow, Lcwea, Elliott, Carlifle, Joule, Mancheßer, Lynch, Chatham, Etherington, Margate, Silver, Chelmsford, Meggy and Oa Newbury, Fuller, Cbefter, Poole and Son, Neweaftle, Walker, Chicheßer, Phillipfon, Northampton, Dicey and Co. Dublin, Spilfoury and Ca Nottingham, Burbage and Co Durham, Henderfon, Norwich, Stevenfun and Co. Deal, Rofc, Oxford, Jones. Dover, Neales, Plymouth, Nettleton, Devizes, Broughton, • Portfmoutts, Belem Derby, Drewry, Reading, Smart, and Co. Edinburgh, Baxter, Sunderland, Bray, ••••••—• Me s. Huiliand, ShrewlbtuT, Eddenvra, _ _ .• Elder, and Co. Soutbampton, Baker, and by molt BoctfeUers and Medicine-Venders in thr three kingdoms. A 02s. Bottle contains equal to lye fwull epos. NvHEN Profellional Men of education and re fponfibility deviate from the general fyllem by the fe edlot) of a peculiat Branch, the fan Rion of long continued needs is the belt criterion of fuperiority. Eight years bevel devoted my pradice to the esclulive treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefatul refult of any plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I ant able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt import ant In the catalogue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, I formed a wine at an early period of Pradice to rercue individu als from the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dan gerous precipitancy of general Peal:Helmets. The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure of which I have de- Anted my attention, comprise every (pecks of VENEREAL INFECTION, whether of a recent or long duration.—zally. AU kinds of DEBILITY, whether arifing from the habits of Schoolboys. or the indulgence of mature age, and hilly that de rangement of the fyftem in Women which is called BARREN NESS or sTEßii.rry. ...- Numerous difeafes are the reit& of ignorance or Lane in the treatment of a fimple Gonorrhea,and it not unfrequently hap pens that the feeds of Life are poifoned by the indifcretion of an unguarded hour. By a fuperior method fuch complaints are calif) , cured, and even where others have failed, I truit that I may prefumc to offer a radical re-eftablinnent. Few however are the cafes of complicated diftrejs in this Warder compared with the calamitous fituations of Ales, who from indulgence lila SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaie ties of a fathionabk Life, acquire that hate of Debility which is the unavoidable confcquatce of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy (offerer broods over his mifery, but care fully conceals his misfortune, it may he fame confolatinn for him to know, that although it be an obits% of doubt or oucer. tatty with other Fraditiasers„ the removal of thcfe DI ri CIENCIES by the gradual pragrcfs of Renovation is the acquire meat of my experience. If the rites of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vigour, much anxiety will by. .pr, vented by an early counterattion of this languid nate, and in thrfc cafes no great diffeuhits will occur. But where this DeCiency !au for years exifted. a proper Per feverance is indifpenfibly regulate to revive the numbeing (parks of Lifc, and to re-animate the Connitutiop. MARRIED WOMEN, who have long bees difappointed 1 in their expectations of a Family, may Ise affuost that in moil initances fuck defeds are curable by Medial Ski& The SECRECY which is fo &atrial tong undertakine„and the Qualifications which I have prefumed to Rate, form the naffs Of my Pretadions, and in coincidence with fuels this Intl manes is given, that Mr B----- may be confuhed pefonally ' (or by letters inciting a (mall note) at his hook, No. 29, Arun deMtreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-area adjoining and the mow is on both the dons. M. B. Mesabi: of tie Loyal Colter at ilorgesos. . . ,t) THE .4.F11 PCT 1 - 1 R. SC/LC...MON ditivcs ell C:tti..ltr lion from tounbar of ak• th, •.,.. ..,... r. wit( r..•in the efficacy of the Ci.r,l;al La:m of C i k a , , , ft raied, in eradicating the worft awl d.-nt fynir o tri of mrv:nis difoi•l:trs; IS fil:iy that ;Ling Lt.:tat:Al fo much to eitablith tit,. tam:: o:*thii its certain faced:; in thole complaints, %filch ftrikt their deep in the conftituthn, and arc fo lutal to the hai•pir.cfs Mankind. The Cordial flalm of Gilead it therefore tamely r.Tom trmdett to th, , fe who in advaect d ale fed the confecuer,,, of youthful es crib. ear unfortunate youth who have tie Tehy brought on it:voice; VC4 a numerous treks 0: evils, and i., at once the molt elegant and etheacious hit:Skint ever yet dikove red kr nervous i fee res. lit weir and Mattered conflituri ons, weak Der; of ilght or me mory, hypozhondeia, trembling., horrors of the mind, retinal debility, and all other El:kat - es arising front a relaxed flatc of the nervous f) dein, and often the confequetiec of intempenuke s debauchery, inattention to the neeeffary care; of health, lu cur). in G dentary, (ea.:Live, or ftudioua life; this Cordial Balm hasi univcrfally eflablithed its reltorative efficacy, and may he juftly enumerated amongft the foremoit of thofe happy dife-werisa which medical refearch has procured as the Melling& of the human race, and greateft counter-adlive to human Thnuf.ends at this day in the three kingdoms, and molt parts of Europe, Alia, and America, live to bids the day they firft ,p -plied to this admirabk remedy, and enjoy the bleifings of health, who might othcrwife have dropped into an untimely grave,the victims of early imprudence. Youth and age of either kr are equally the °liens of this re itorative, and they will uoifotmly participate in its faluhriatt s qualities and effetts; for whether the fyftcm is debilitated in the early pat t of life, or is finking under the advance of year; a few t10f.3 (this Medicine will afford immediate affurance of turning, health and ftrcelth, by giving tone to the mufeuke fyltcnt ;:nd organs of dlzdtion, and by renovating the coo tlit tit ion. 'Po the young it will afford Lifting hcalth, ftrangth, and firi rit., in 1,7 , e, . - flAiLtud,, and debility; and to the aged an.l infirm it will a Xtiret:ly turnifh ocat r.lief and comrort and rale:), inei N onatag the fy(tect.. N rvous d;;",trdLrs of evsry kind, and from whatever cank ariling, and all that train of futkiags, anxieties, mud trrmors s which fo dreAdinlly atf. et the weak, the fedcntary, and the 'irate, will in a fhort tints be fuccendtel by chcarfulacfs, a:4 every pr:ftge of health. Thole who have rcfaled in the Well Indies, can teftify the falutary effea• of this wonderful Medicine, its f.tu.ttive quar. ties have particularly been proved in the I neakirming epitlem'n complaint, the yellow i v,..r; and emir who are languid and rc !axed in th, it whale fyitcat, take this Medicine with the hap pleC ; p. funs therefore going to the Fall or Weft Indies. car not flare a more intportant ,artie!e of health and. Youth of either lie, a ho love practiced a fscret and deftnw dye vie:, and thereby n laved, woiketictl, and debilitated tle whole nervous fy than, will tird the Cordial Balm of Gilead ad mail powerful, c rtain, and areCtual refterative. The Cord Balm of Gilead is now eunfidared as the greatet Mem - . ry that has been made in the s imenaory of man ; it W pa. tent. fee and The rapid and lnercifing fame bellow ed on its author and inventor (Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool) is the tn.e and °al.; criterion to judge of the merits of a Medicine, whi.:ll has bean admiiiittsred from the hitheft to the lowell clalis of p. uric with Inch happy and uniform fureefs.—The Venders of ad. his•dicim: freque:trly catinot get fupplied as quick Ai the demand is for it. :old it is a fad worthy of remark, that they r fold ns arly as coon as they arrive to hand, omit of the Nab:. Guinea Bottles licinr befpoke before they arc ordered. Price Hali-a-Guinea a bottle, and 12 for I. The Cordial Bairn of Gilead, and Guide to Health, may be obtained every day. at the following appointed places of tale, rib London, by Mr. Matthews, No. tB, Strand, In Bath, by Hazard I.ancafter, by Wardle/ Britt,* Sheppard Leeds, Biuns Ilrighton, Gregory Lincoln, Drury Lirthinghtun, Switusoy Lynn, Headly Bedford, Stu ith Leiceter, Gregory Elandieid, Simmons -- ,-, Swindell Bury St. Ed. llinrle Lewes, Lee Cheltenham, Hansard Max:whetter, Lyna Cambridge, liotigfon Margate Rowe Covory, u, It ullafon Maidttor:e, Blake Co'duller, Keymer Mathorough, Harold Canterbury, Simmons Newbury, Fuller Caddie, Judie limeade, Walker Kama Chatham, Etherbsgton Northampton, Edge Chelmsford, Clachar Nottingham, burboge S Fletcher Norwic h ,, Stevenfon & Chen "' 1 Poole and Son Oxford, Jonsa (C.. Chief:eller, Phi Upton Plymouth. Richards, Cireneelter Stephens Portfmouth, ' Edam CLippc than, Comba Prefton, Ser;eant Dublin, Davidfon Reading, Smart & Cm And by all the reputable Medicine Venders, Bookie Ecru Ste. in every principal town In hngland, Ireland, Scotland, and A mer ice. YLNF.Rb:AI. BLINDNESS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, Nu 9, New Bridgo-ftreer. Deal sea, London. IT is with the moil heartfelt atisfae.ion that I ad drt us you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable Medieint.F.A X E'S PATENT P51.1.3,.-111 the fpring of this year I had the misfortune to contract a Venereal Complaint atterdid with ti-e molt alanning and dangerous fymptoras; in afteuch,tbat i have l.N.cr, emit:tied to my room for a whoieweek vsgether, and not able to the out of it ; I had no reft eight nor eizy, and fuiiert•il the melt excruciating pain and torment, and what was 11.11 work., my Lyz% grew weak and dim, lo that could fearer dikern any object, if ever fo elofe to me, and cm ; cded not Nog hfs t ham the tett al Iris of my fight.--From a Itout. healthy, and r,_•:ier corpulent man, I became a mere endow. and an ok,cel of pity and coanpallion.—My friends had all given me over, and thoe.ht my recovery impollible. I. this dreadful Mite, and expeCting every minute to be my left in this world. was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpok, and been at an enormous expellee, It was tome time before I could be prevailed on to t..ke them; at !aft I fent for fix boxes, and h,torc I bad taken them all, I tbund confiderable benefit ; my pains gradually deem-dal, and my eye-fight grew . hutter, aadtat the great furprire and ofionithment of all my friends, (afrertak ng three boxes more), my health god Itrengthoras perfeCtly re 'tore& and I am now, (thanks to my GOD and your invaluabla klalicines), as well and hearty as ever I was iti my life. Your obliged bumble (errant, R. 1.. LEIGH. High-Rrect, Birmingham, November t. 1799. You are at full liberty to pc bl ifh this in any manner you think proper, for the benefit of fixiety at large, and which I &odd have Lilt you fooner,but was fearful of a eels*. The aboveMi:dicine Is earned? recommended to all perfona that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Ve nerealAiledtion, particularly to thole about altering their con dition in life, as it will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature, of however long (landing, or however difgaifed ander the appearance of other difordcrs it may be; for Scorbutic. Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints. it is alto recommended to be taken, efpecially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAT. Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, Lomb.. at his book, No. 9, New Bridge-ftreet ; where he will give Ad. rice, Without a Fcr; to periodos taking thee Pills, and will ao• fwer patients Letter% if pita paid, on the fame terms. Were. hot in all calls the molt inviolable Secrecy. no P• dun's name? cafe having been mentioned, but at their own particular mind% by the Proprietor, dtrir s the courfe of more than 35 years, that he has bad the conduCt of an extenfirc tale of the above modl. eme, and the ;tract ice ariling therefrom. • They are alfn (aid by his appointment, at the Perfumer's. No. 35, Sr. Alinn's-ftestet„ ; Mr. Robertton's Top'.. No. to,;. Ovord-nrect; Mr. Steers, BoukfeUer, NO. 1 . Union-row, Little 'rower-Hill; and by out Perfon in every !onfiderahle town Ir Forland, in Boxes of ally u. pd. mh o 4.4144 up with full and plain DiroCtions. LONDON • Printed tr.. thc Pmprictnr., by JOHN DANIEL. (of earnabv-it -en, at the Sr** Pat.. r .60-Orates, No. a. Car -y-ftrect ; and pnWit'ved by LEVEL Kr-NT, (at Cam trrblry-riorr, LuobetS), at No. a, Carry-ftreet, and at do St At-Otrirlt, Tear:de-Bar ; to whir! Oct aR taameaaY 'Wont far thc INTO are request to brabbvisi. a