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p POLICE, &c. NIA '; sto '44inv s E.—Tuefday IYm. IVaddyin, l'arnsul, and John Craufon, were examined a fecond time before the Loan MAYOR, charged on oath with breaking into Blackwall-hall warehoufe, in Bafinghall-itreet, and flealing, a whole piece of (cadet cloth of confiderable value. The prifoners were committed for trial. Yefterday a man of the name of Ph pp,, a revenue locker, bdlonging to a warchoufe m the Steel yard, Upper Thames-fireet, was taken before the I.oao Mayo', charged with having flolen a quan tity of raw coffee from the fitid warchoufe, which was found concealed, and which being Avorn to, he was fully committed for trial. UNION-HALL.—Yetterday Several lottery va-_ grants were brought to the office, when fome of them were committed to the Houfe of Corration. Evan, the publican, charged with receiving Etwhich had been itolen by a fervant of Meas. and Co. grocers, in New Bridge-Itreet, has been admitted to bail, the charge not being fa- Rectal) , ftrong to commit him. TuAmEs-Orrics.—Yefterday the Captain of a collier was charged by hir. Cohen, one of the Pur veyors, with having on board his (hip 16o1b. of gun-powder, the AEt of Parliament allowing only aslbs. on board any veffel in the River ; he was convicted in the penalty of col. and the powder forfeited. _ _ S H DWE L.•••rllCrday RecZard Edwin, a foldier in the Guards, was charged by . Mr. Wm. Cain mack, of the Thiftle and Crown in Wapping-ftreet, on whom he was quartered, with being found concealed in his cellar ; on fearching the prifoner's bed-chamber, were found a calk and two jars fill ed with Geneva and Coniac brandy, which he had Bolen.—On further fearching his room, a key was found which opened the liquor cellar. The pri foner was fully committed for trial. Yaw WilGartu, a black boy, was charged by a Captain Young, in the American trade, with break ing open a chelt, containing wearing apparel and a quantity of dollars, which he !tole, the property of a Captain Boyd, who had been a prifoner of war in France, and who has fince returned to England. As Captain Young is under immediate failing or ders, he could not flop o to profecute, therefore the prifoner was difeharged. Yellerday a boy, about 14 years old, complain: ed to the Magißrates, that he was an apprentice to the Mailer of a collier from Shields, now lying in the River, and that the Mate of the raid (hip had tied him hand and foot with a cord, and fatt ened him to the (hip's mail, keeping him in that fituation four hours, during which time he beat him in an inhuman manner with a thick rope, for no other crime imputed to him, {ban that he did not fcrapc the matt-head fufficatly. The poor lad further Rated, that when the Captain, who is brother in-law to the Mate, came on board, after this fcvere punifhment, he complained of his hard ufage ,• but inftead of finding any redrefs, his mat ter told him that he lied, for he was fure no fuch thins had happened, ordering him to pull off his bell jacket and trowfers, and put on his old clothes, not Worth eighteen pence ; he then turned him on More at night. The Magiltrates direEted a war rant againit the Mate for the affault. Tuefday fe'nnight, about three o'clock in the morning, Mr Freckingharn, of Greenwich, on his way home from the City,where he had been on bufi nefs, was flopped near Cherry Garden Stairs by two men in long clothes, who held him fall, undid his breeches, and robbed him of so]. in Bank notes. He had a (hare of a Lottery Ticket. which they left with him. 'When he came to relate his lofs at Union Hall Office, he could not give airy clue by which the robbers might be traced, not having the number of the notes, nor recolleaion of the men, to as to identify them. A few nights ago the Houle of Mr. W. Waa l. la, of Vauxhall-walk, was, in the abfente of the family, broke open, and robbed of various arti cles of Houfehold urniture. On Friday morning, about four O'clock, the houfe of Mr. Nswissw, in Hatton-garden, was at tempted to be rubbed by five villains, who broke into the liable at the back of Mr. Newman's houfe in Robinhood-yard, when they were difcovered by a watchman, who finding a man loitering in the yard, went to examine the liable, where four others mated out, whom he purfued as far as Hol born, when one of them threw an iron crow at him, and they all efcaped. • In the liable was found a cutlafs, a Rick with a fword in it, and a dark lanthorn. _ _ __ _ Early on Saturday morning the haute of Mr. 8114COCIL, of Stroud, near Rochelter, was broke open and robbed of lace and other property to a eonfidera ble amount. On Sunday evening the hoof, of Meas. Halt om, Kum, and Co. Barbican, was broke open and robbed of a quantity of carpeting and other goods. The fame evening the houfe of Mr. GAIMAIII, (no perfon being therein) was broke open and rob bed of a gold watch, and various articles of plate ;Ind wearing apparel. On Monday fait at noon, as Mr. Neale of the EMI India Honfe was on his return home, he was met by a man near the Gun, in the road leading to Lambeth, who took from him a gold watch, chain, leafs, &c. of the value of thirty guineas, with which he ran off and cleared, though Mr. Neale putitied him near two miles. On Tueflay evening, about nine o'clock. a fire broke out in Aldermanhuq, which excited much alarm; however, there being plenty of water, And by the exertions of the fire men, it was cxtinguifh. ed, not without doing coutiderable damage t.) the figure where it broke out.. Friday laft as a ticket porter was 'going by Mr. langham's worehnufe in Lower Thames-fill:et, a bag of coffee fell from one of the loopholes upon his head, which nearly killed him on the ftwit ; he was taken to St. Tboums's hofpital without any hopes of recovery. On Friday afternoon a Gentleman took boat at Billingfcate to crofs the River, when he was kilted with a lit before the waternsan reached the oppo- f fits thoce, and inLintly cotJNrßr KEIPS. Mr. j. Lamb, of Guy Thorpe, Norfolk, was killed by a fall from his horfc a few days ago when courting. A few days fince, a refpeaable inhabitant of Norwich narrowly efcaped being burnt to death, by her apron kindling into names as the was lining by the fire; but having the pretence of mind to throw herfelf on the carpet, and by immediate of finance, the flames were happily extinguithed. A highwayman was Lift week committed to Norwich CAtile ' who robbed two young ladies : he fired a pittolin the face of the perfon who took him ; fortunately there was no ball in the pittol, but the powder is buried deep in the poor man's fkin. On Tuesday fe'nnight, a woman called Sharp Chalmers, was committed to the Tolbooth, at Edinburgh, for fwindling. She had been in the practice of borrowing money and other articles in the names of feveral people in that city and neigh bourhood; and after having defrauded a grocer in the Crofs-caufeway of 4. fhe abfronded to Kirk caldy, where fhe was apprehended. She is a very genteel young woman, and well dreiTed in the pre lent fafhionable tafle. Late on Wednefday night, the 18th ult. two villains in difguife entered the dwelling-houfe of Mr. John Brown, farmer, at Deane-Bridge Gate, near Felton, Northumberland, and carried away calk to a confiderable amodnt, befides feveral portable articles. Mfs. Brown afcended the chim ney, and fat upon the crook -tree, with a young child, While her hufband and brother were con fined in bed by one of the robbers, till the other ranfacked the bottle. Oil Saturday fe'nnight two men were apprehended on fufpieion of the above burglary, bdt efcaped from the conftables as they were carrying them before a rnagiftrate. Laft week was committed to Warwick goal, by the Magillrates, J. Checkley, for breaking open the houfe of Mifs Waters,at Smallheath, near that town. When he had forced that part of the win dow of Mifs Waters's houfe, by Which he meant to enter, finding it too (mall to admit him, he went home, awoke, and made his daughter (about eleven years of age) get up, and putting her through the window, fhe handed him the articles he carried off. Tuefday fe'nnight, a Coroner's inqueft was taten on the body of the wife of John Maddern, butcher, of St. Jun, near Penzance, fuppofed to have been inhumanly murdered by her hufband. It appeared in evidence, that on the Sunday be fore, Maddern, on entering his houfe, found a man, in the prefence of his wife, buttoning up his trowfers, which he had opened to get at his money to pay for fome feet he had been buying of the deceafed. The jealoufy of the hutband, however, onitrued this a& to the prejudice of his wife's chaftity ; and, feizing a dick, he beat the unhappy Woman with the mod inhuman violence. She died on Tuefday morning.—The Surgeon who exa. mined the body, however, gave it as his opinion, that fhe might have died of an apoplexy ; and the Jury gave their Verdid—Masamighter. On Friday laft an inqueft was taken at Mepal, in the hie of Ely, on view of the body of JAN ES PIDLEY, an infant of the age of three years, who was accidentally poifoned. It appeared, that the father of the child, an lionefl, induftrious, labour ing man, had begged fome arfenic of a neighbour for the purpofe of poifoning the rats, which very much infelled his houfe, and the mother had laid the poifon in a plate under a theft of drawers in their bed-room ; on the following morning, the mother being bufily employed in wafhing in an adjoining room, the infant, unnoticed by her, went into the - bed-room, and the mother obferving the child to be very (till, went to look after it, when ((hocking to relate) fhe faw the poor babe fitting on the floor, with the plate on its lap, having (wallowed nearly the whole of the arfenic. Every poffible antance was procured, but in vain, and the child expired about two hours afterwards.— Verdid, ilccidemal Daft& On Monday !aft the attendance of Mr. Buck land, one of his 1 1 / 4 14;elly's Coroners for the county of Oxford, was required at Blenheim Lodge, on a very melancholy occafion : a poor woman, named Jane Watts, and her three children, having on Sunday been found drowned in the Lake, in Blen heim Park, near the old bridge. It appeared on the Inqueft, that the mother was an inhabitant of Steeple Barton, and had abfented herfelf from thence on the preceding Wednefilay, taking with her the three unfortunate children, who were the youngeft of ten ; and notwithftanding fcveral perform were difpatched by her hufbiutd - in fearch of her t;tr three days, no information was obtained until flue and her children were accidentally found as above. Evidence having been given to the Jury that the molter was fubjeft to fits, and had frequently difeovered fymptoms of infanity, they returned a Verdi& that flue was a Lunatic, and as fuck had drowned the three .hildren and herfelf. The eldell of thefe children was a girl ten years of age, and the others were boys, one of whom was fix years of age and the other three. The following ftrange infiance of mortality oc. currcd !aft week: Mr. Jolin Sheppard, flopfeller, of Lymington, and one of the chorifters of the Church, after attending the evening ledure, went home, eat a hearty flipper, fmokcd his pipe, and went to bed in good health.—The next mrning, his wife, turprifed at his ant rifing as anal, attemp ted to awake hint, but difcovcred him a corpic ! Her feelings are more eafy to be conceived than deferibcd. ' -- The fnUowiog circumilances; which are not lefs fingnlar than true, occurred very lately. A tradef. man of Bath, having fume time fence removed with his Wife and family, to reftde in London : foon ter his arrival that his child was unfortu. nately burnt to death. The father procured a packing-cafe, and tent the remains to his brother in that city : about a fortnight fence his wife died alfo, svhen he procured the then of an harpftchord, packed her up in it, and forwarded her alio to Bath, hy the fame carrier, dircaed as before to 'his brixlier, a poor know, in eh cumilances not Gtuatud to pay the espences of fuch prcicats.— Drraffier ad Oniony Purist BANKRUPTCT Eta ARC.P.D. April if. Robert Mllion, of Greenwich, Kent, marina', at tcn, at Guildhall, London. DIVIDENDS, _ March 3t. Andrew Chcap and Andrew Loughman, of New court, Swithiiis-lane, merchanta,at ten, at Guildhall April to. Wm. Low, of Staulllh xith Langtrec, I %. ,, fhire., miller, at eleven, at the Swan Inn, Chunky. April at. John Jarratt th• younger, of Water-lane, London, merchant, at twelve, at t March 31. Hutchifon Mitre, R. More, and Wm. Mum of Yenchurch-itreet, merchant., at ten, at Guildhall. April as. William Moore, of R ichmond, Surrey,ltablc-keeper,. at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon. March 24. John Acne, of Dread-area, London, warehoufe., man, at ten, at Guildhall. March sit. William Wills, of Orford-ftrect, grocer, at ten, at Guildhall. April at. E. J. Yates, of Bilhopfgate-ftreet Within, drug-bro ker, at ten, at Guildhall. March 31. James Whitaker, of Doncafter, Yorkihire, wine merchant, at ten, at the Angel inu, Doncafter. April it. George Porter, of Charing-croft, baberdafLer, at twelve, at Guildhall. April 2. Jofeph. Payn, late of Kiiderminfter, innkeeper, at eleven, at the King's-Head Inn, Glouccßer. March at. Nicholas Van Sponger', of Well.-liseet, Goodman's nuirchant, at twelve, at Guildhall. March 30. J. 'nipper, late of Chichtfter, merchant, at tea, at the Bear inn, Havant, Hants. Muth 30. Newnham Lane, late of itarcham. Southampton, i yeoman, at the Red-Lion inn Farehms. April in Richard Kitchen, o/Great %teen-Brett, coachma• her, at one, at GuSdhall April t z Robert Pitkt athicy, of Taviftock-ftrect, bookfeller, at ten, at Guildhall. . March 31. William Grigg,. of Wickham-Markey Suffolk, lnen•draper, at ten, at Guildhall. April 23. Henry White, of Witham, Fifes, tayior and draper, at ten, at Guildhall. April 1. Thomas Peach, now or late of Loughborough, holier, at eleven, at the Bull's-Head inn, Loughborough. April 21. 'l'.Harrifon, A. Kidder, and J. Kidder, late of Croy don, Surrey, calico-printers, at ten, at Guildhall. COURSE OF EXCHANOE. Haniburgh 31 9at U. Naples . so Anima . 31 10 U. Venice - - 45 Leghorn - jst Lithou . L 59 Genoa 44 Oporto 59 Palermo, 90 pence per es: Diablts - - iii PE& O•De/.. Portugal Gold in Coin 0 0 0 Ditto in Ban - o e • , Ditt Allar . - - oo • " "/ o, (null . . o 0 • ro ri• ...- .. Alexico - 4 - o o • - fr r . 2 Ditto, new - - • 5 to BIRTHS. Laft week, at Bath, Mrs. Hopkinton, of the Circus. of a daughter. The Lady of Captain Buckle, R. N. of a tLught rt. In Mouutjoy•fgwre, Dublin, the Lady of Juhu Deane, Fig. of a fon. Monday, at his hook in Ruffen-Place, the Lady of D. H. Wilton, Efq. of a daughter. to Marlborough-ltrcet, Dublin, Mrs. R. H.q.leoek of a fon. The Lady of Sir George Armyt.tec, L;.rt. of Ruth:es-Hall, of a daughter. Of two tons and two daughters, the wife of a foldi. r in Chat ham barracks, at Burton, where Ow arnvt d the preceding day on foot from Limerick to join her httibantl. MARRIED. A few dap once, Mr. Trumbic, of to Mifs MgCnight, eldeit daughter of Mr. M'Kuight, On the 25th ult. Mr. George Stenos. (It Broken Crofs, near Northwich, to Mifs Olton, of Hollin lull, near Tarpurky. At Liverpool, on Tkurfday fennight, John James, Lfri. to Mils Wilton. Same day, at Chrilt Church, Liverpool, by the Rev. Mr. Vaufe, Ralph Felber, jun. Efq.toMifsßrotnlicM,ekklt daugh ter of Mr. B. Bromfield. Lately, Mt. Charles Jo(eph Primavefi, jun. merchant, of Minter, to Miff Caroline Alexander Crickitt, oue of the daughters of Charles Alexmdcr Crickirt, k(q. M. P. fur Ipfwich. In /kVA, Mr. Wm. Patrick, to Mifs Jamrifon. Mr. Richard Roberts, of Stradbaliy, Qrat's county, High Conftablc, to Mil, Rim Gray, of (aid Aire. DIED. At Moyans, in the Quern's county, Mr. Potri, k Crab. At Kilynon, county Meath, aged elo,Thum.e. Gorathy, Efq. In daft, aged se, Mr. Charles Stewart, ofLitant Staff. S urg A Newry, aged 30, ef a confumption, the wife of Mr. Hugh Carlige, merchant. At Taunton, in Sonserfetadre, s few days ago, after a theft and painful illnefs, aged 77, Mr. Jof. G Ward, one of the people caned Quiets. He has bequeathed :col. for rebuilding the meeting-hook of the fociety in that town, and dociatious to fame &fronting congregations. In Fait Windier, Middlefes county, America, Mrs. Ann Hutchinfon, aged tot years, 9 months, and 7 days. She was mother of 13 children, and grand-mother, groat *rand-mother, and great-grrat-grand mother of 375.pLefeuw VENEREAL BLIRLDNESS, To Mr. Thomas Taylor, Surgeon, No 9, New Bridge-ltrcet, DEAR Ell, 1.001100. TIE with the molt heartfelt fatisfaaion that I ad &di you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable Medititit.4.EAßE'll PATENT PILLSIII the fpring of this year I had the misfortune to contrad a Venereal Complaint attended with the molt alarming and dangerous fyinptoins ; in afmuch,thst I have been confined to my room for a whole week together, arid not able to 111 r out of it; I had no reit night nor day, and faltered the molt excruciating pain and tornwitt, and what was Rill more, my Eyes grew weak anti dim, In that I could (carte dl(cern any objt et, if ever fo dole to me, and ex pedal nothing leis than the total lof, of my light.--Fnm a Rout, healthy, and rather corpulent nian, I became a mere fltadow, and an objeet of pity and compalGon.—My friends had all giv e n me over, and thought my recovery inipotable. In this dreadful Rate, and expecling every minute to be my hilt in this world, I was fortunately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpofe, and been at an enormous expence, it was Rime time before I could be prevailed on to take them; at hat I fent for lix boxes, and betore bad taken them all, I found eonfiderable benefit; my pains gradually ilecreafed, and my eye-fight grew better, and to the great furprise and alloniaiment of all my friends, ; a lter tab. mg three boxes more), my health and Rrength was perfectly re- Itou-d, and I am now, (thanks to my GOD and your Invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ever I was in my life. Your obliged humble ftrvant, K. 1.. LEIGH. HigliAreet, Birmingham, November t, r79g. You are at full liberty to publifh this in any manner vou think prams, for the benefit of today at large, and which I lhouid have feet you footer, but was fearful of a Maple; The aboveMedicitic is cantettly reconimen;kd to all perfons that are in any doubt of their being entirely free of every Ve norcaltinedion, particularly to thofe about altering their con• ditiun in life, as it will certainly eradicate Every taint of that mature, of however long Rending, or hen CV L 7 difguard under the appearance of other daintier* it may be ; for Seurbutic Glandular, and Cutaneous Complaints. it i, alto recommended to be taken, efpecially in the Spring, Summer, and Fall. Prepared and fold by the fide Proprietor, THOMAS TAY ' LOA, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons, Lanai" at ' iia hook. No. pi New Bridge-greet ; where he will give Ad. Ate, without a Fee, to perform tilting elide Pilh, aud will an fwcr padents Letters, if pelt paid, on the fame terms. abler,- Ing in of cafes the mott Inviolable Secrecy, no Prefixes nataco cafelsaving been mentioned, but at their own particuLr requefl. by the Proprietur,during the cr n trfc of mere than 3t pars, that be has had the cundud of an eitenfier talc at tie above meth tine, and the practice arifing therefrom. They arc alto fold 'ay his appointment, at the Pet tamers. No. it St. Aiban's-ftrort, Pali-Mall; Mr. Robertfort's Toy .fhop. t i.. tn 3, Oz'ord-ltreet; Mr. Steel\ bouhirlter, No., Union-row. little Tower-Hill; and by on. Perko in every tonfiderabie town in En:land, in 1-ICs at only ao yd. sash, Ikalat uy with full and plain Diredluaa. ITHI.N Profereonal Men of cduc A tZo n wad r: fponEbility deviate from tin 14vieral f.ftctn by f, i t etipn 0( a peculiar Branch. Vie function of long cumin,. fuecef4 is the heft criterion of fupLriority., Eight years hare I devoted oly practice w the t xclafive to at. mint of THREE DISORDEkS, and, the fuecdsful rifu:: ~; iny plan gives me additional ardour to oppok as far as I able theyavtges of thole conlpLitit I. which are the mot impurt. ant In the catalogue of human mtirmilks. After initiation into evert launch :et an Army Surgeof,f fomned a wifla at an early p, clod of Prac :ie.! to tele 114. 111 441d:I • als from the ignorance of uneducated Niel., or the equally serous precipitancy of general Practieiumb. Thc I'HREE DISORDERS. to the eureof which !bare O. voted my attention. compriac ever fverir, of VI NEREAI. IkiFECTIPN. whether of a recoil: Cr la All kind. of 1.11. wles:tber arAirig .roan thr habit. Schoolboys, or the indrlgeuee of Ina. ore and that de: range:nein of the: fyltern in Women which I. IsAKREN NESS or Trumrry. Numerous dlfeafes are the %rub of i„, r or ki,:tein matnient of a fimple Gown hca, - .111 1.01 pens that the kids of Lift .re pon'n,ll.yth: auC!ctttia•.r , t unguarded hour. By a fop, riot nu ih• .1 inch eaylaint...re tally cured, and eve* where nAtcr< tiara iaite.l. I ..ud I may prefunte to arra radical rt.ettaVnlini. !J. Few however are the cure. of complieat...l lift rifi in tide 4iforder compared /I ash the ettlazuitoit. litu .tior. -I Men, who. from indulzenec ina sout'AßY VICE, or the pre. .lent Gins• tics of a fnfhionabla l.ifr, acquire that Rate of Dehaity wLicL is the unavoidable ennfequince of Inch pernicious habit.. Where the unhappy iliffeaer brood. over hi. mif, ry,bist care • fully conceals his misfortune, it may hr fume confoberni foe bins to know, that although it be an oiled of doubt or uncer tainty with other Praditioner., the r nuoval cf their UF.II - I ES by the gradual progrcfs of R enovat ion is the aequirt hunt of iny experience. If the rite., of Bacchus ur Venii have begun to reduce manly vigour, much aniiety will be prevented by an early counteradion of this languid hate. and in th.fc cafes no great difficulties occu r . _ Bit where this Deficiency has for years citified, a rimer Per feta* lee is indiffienfibly requ rite to revive the aumbcing grads of Life, and to re-animate theCooftitution, MARRIED WOMEN, who have long hens dirappointed in their expatations of a Family, may be anted, thn In mt initanen Inch defedis are curable by Medical The SECRECY which is lo cirential to my undertaking, and the o.4alificatiens which 1 have prcfmned to Rate, form the Bags of my Prctcnfiona, and in coincidence with Inch this itti mation is given, that Mr 1-- may be confulted pefonilly (t.r by letters ineloling a Email note) at his bade, Nv. ay, Arun del-ftreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Water-greet adjoining and the name i. on both the deers. M. B. Member of the Royal tiolkge at tilargenat. 'l'o THE AI4I.ICTEO. DR. SOLOMON derives the greaten fatisfac. tion from the number of cafes that almolt daily occur, wherein the efficacy of the Cordial Balm of Gilt-ad is demon &ate& in eradicating the w.rit and molt dangerous fyrnptems of nervous difoniers; and he is fully convinced that nistidng has tended Co much to citablira the fame of this Medidne,as its certain (occults in thole complaint;, which arose their roots to deep in the conftitution, and an: to fatal to the happineis of Mankind. The Cordial Balsa of Gilead is therefore' eaniclUy recom mended to thufe who in advanced age fed the 'euidequeuces of outhful exczfs. or unfortunate youth WhOhAVC thachy brought on theinfelvcs a numerous tr.dn ut cell`, and is at once the molt elegant and efficacious Medicine ever yet dikovertd for nervous difeafes. In weak and fluttered eoultinstions, weak ties of light or me mory, hypochondria, trembling*, horrors a the mind, fexual debility, and all other 'Mean:* araing from a relaxed Slate of the nervous fyttcm, and often the confequenre of intemperance, debauchery, inattention to the necteary ewes of health, luxury• ; in fedentary, inactive, or Studious L& ; this Cordial Balm has univerfally ellabliffied its reltorative efficacy, and may be juftly enumerated arnengft the foremott of thole happy difcoveries which medical relearch has procured as the blciTmgs of the human race, and greatest counter-Attlee to human rnifery.—• Thoufauds at this day in the three kingdom% and :mit Yana of Europe, Alia, and America, live to biers the day they Itap plied to this admirable remedy, and enjoy the bidlings of health. who might otberwife have dropped into an untimely grave,tbe victims of early imprudence. Youth and age of either fez are equally the objets of this re ftorative, and they will uniformly participate in its fahtbrimt qualities and awls; for whether the fyftem is debilitated In the early pan t of Hfe, or Is finking under the advance of years, a few dotes s (this Medicine will afford immediate affurance of returning health and Strength, by giving tone to the miffs-ohm fyftens and organs of digettion, and by renovating the cots. Mutton. To the young it will afford lafting heath, Rrength, and (pi rits, in place of laifitude and debility ; aiid to the aged and infirm it will affuredly (untie great relief and comfort by gently and lately invigorating the fyftetn. Nervous difcirden of every kind, and from whatever cask arifing, and all that train of (takings, anxieties, and tremors • which fo dreadfully aired the weak, the fedcntary, and the de licate, will in a (tort time be fueceelcd by ehearfuhicfs, and (-Tap i r:Cage of health. who have retitled in the Weft Indies, can teftify the Catenary effeCts of this wonderful Medicine, its fanative quali ties have particularly been proved in the late alarming epidemic complaint, the yellow fryer; and thee who are languid and re laxed in their whole fyltem, take. this Medicine with the hap. Fiat effeets ; perfons therefore going to the Eaft or Weft Indies, cannot Itore a more important article of health and life. Youth of either fez, who have prattlfeda ferret and destruc tive vice, and thereby relaxed, weakened, and dehilitated the whole nervous fyftnn, will find the Cordial Balm of Gilead the moll powerful, certain, and effedual reiterative. 'rhc Cordial Bairn of Gilead is now confidered as the greatek dirt:every that he been made in tisesmanory of man ; It is gwd tent, ere and plestant. The rapid and increafing fame bellow ed on it. author and inventor (Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool) is the true :old only criterion to Judge of the merits of a Medicine. whl. h has been adminiftered from the highelt to the loweft chi of people with fuck happy and uniform thecteft.—The Vendee of this Medicine frequently cannot get (applied as quick as the demand is for it, and it is a fad worthy of remark, that they are fold nearly as eon as they arrive to band, moil of the Half. Guinea Bottles behig befpoke before they are ordered. Price Halt-a-Guinea a bottle, and ix for I. The Cordial Balat of Gilead, and Guide to Health, may be obtained every day. at the following appointed places of tale, viz. 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