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TRANSLA 141Q* OF Till THIOTIRN - rts PODS 01410ItACI. A dreadful ilormN eonuenung force Contrads the atir ofphere on high, And ibow'ra, and fnow, in rapid eourfe, Pour from the inundating lky. At intervii• the troubled fr.a, And woods reverberating found In whiftling murmurs from each tree, As borthern Wafts invade around. Let us, my friends, fried this day; While our thong knees youth's violin cross a, Since we arc free: all easel away, Let age kvere relax its frown! Produce the wine, which ow'd its birth 'fo my fortun - rus'Confulate; Intent an Airculatin: mirth, Of other thing. (orbs: rr debate. Perhaps the desp•impending gloom, Jove may dirgel with brighening ray: Now It deliglits us wi:h periumc Of Perfian (wee:, our brows t'array. Let the Cyllenean lyre relieve in Garbing melody the break Chcer'd by the founds, oh! ceafe to grieves No more by anxious forrows preft. _ As the faln'd Centaur, in 'a (train Prophetic, to his Pupil lung: uoconquer'd in t'se plain, From TAILTTS, lovely Goddefs, rpm:go ; Thee, dcftin'd, waits the Tigian Itrand, Which (mall Scarsam:er's waves divide ; Smoothly meand'ring thro the land, Where Simois' flowing watlrs glide. Whence, by a certain thread. return Is by unerring Fate debar'd ; In vain maternal tears (hall mourn, Fatc's will unable to ri.:ard. There ev'ry care emotive drown fong and in the fparkling bowl; 'Mid ittrn misfortunes rugged frown, The fweetat foothers of the foul! It S. Wednefd ty morning the FifethireYegiment of Mi litia ma*ched into Chatham, and took pa (lion of the ground and tents lately occupied by the Cam. bridge Mi:itta. The Nottingham are expeaed a! Chatham next week. On Nionday fe'nnight died, at his palace in Li merick, the Rev. Dr. THOMAS BPS HARD, Lord Eifhop of Limerick. Ardfert, and Aghadoe. His Lordthip was in his 87th year. About four years fince, he married a fecond time, a very young and licau:rol Lady, Mifs Rofs Lewin. Nis Lordtbip was a man of letters, and a mot, pleating companion. He was the contemporary and intimate triend of Gar rick, Bloke, Sir Jnfhna Reynolds, Cumberland, and Goldfmith. The Bilhop was Dean of Derry, at the t'ine • 1 ` ,,, Goldfm th ...r a te his poem of Retaliati on , i In which he is thus noticel : .. ~,, 1h .1:1 th.lll be venifoi, just froth from the plains." He was then a new Member of the Society—And 1 fuppofing him dead— .. H. ft lizs the good Dean, re-united to earth, ~ WI,. r..ied re.afon with *guru, and wird= with .. Nfirth ; lie Irle h.al uny faults he ha. left us in doubt, i " At 1.-.11 In fix w , eh. I could not find 'em out : " Y. t r•-ne have deelai 'd and 't can't be (tired 'cm. " That flyhoots was eurfetily cunning to hide 'am " His efiales, which were ennfidcral:le, d e volve to ! his only (arriving fon, Andrew Beinrrd, Efq. mar ried to Lady Anne Lindfay. daughter of the Erni of Balearras. and filler to the Cnuntefs of Hardwicke. An entirely new National Spectacle, with new Scenery, Etc. will, we underhand. make its &II ap pearance on Monday next, at the Royal Circus, in additioo to that greatly admired produdien, imogea, Prinnyi of Bristria—the very pleating Harlequinade of A mogul Ter—the excellent Horfemanthip of Makeen, and the vocal Exertions of that extraordi• nary infant Mir; Feron. The dance of the Coat and Badge will confequently, on that evening, be wholly withdrawn. WESTWINSTFIL SESSIONS.—The trial of _Vary Yack ' fsa for Healing four quartern loaves, excited a confr• derable degr ee of intereft in the mind- of every o ne , prefent. The taut was poritively fworn to by the pro . fecutor, a baker in Weßmintler. The prifoner in her defence told a Pimple, artlefs tale, that the had been but a few days in London ; that (he was pcnnylefs, and had no immediate means of ful,fiflence ; that the had been infligated to com , snit the ofir,:nce for which Elie was tried by an old 1 woman who had given her lodging, and that perfon , was at a little cliflance from her, waiting to receive the bread, at the time of the prifoner's apprehen * lion. !!•it as the property had not aaually reached I- her, the Court could not take cognizance of her. 'lle prifoner cried bitterly, and was Pearce able to Rand at the bar. Her look was that of plain ruflicity overwhelmed with grief; and her whole deport ment pronounced, that though (he was in this intlanee guilty, the was in general innocent. A young woman, a domeflick of Lord William Ruffell, appeared in favour of her charadler. She i was extremely agitated, and (wore that the knew the prifoner from her infancy ; her-father was a gardener at Streatham, he died abut four months fince, and the prifoner, knowing that her mother had fife young children to fopport, had come to London to look for fervice. The witnefs had frequently hutted her in his Lnrd(hip's bottle, and had always found her to he an extremely !lna and difcrect young girl. She is now about fourteen years of age. The Jury found her guilty, and the Court lentenced her to be privately whipped and difcharged. She was afterwards rellored to her friends, who were waiting to receive her. If there conld be any further evidence needful to demnnilrare the unrivalled excellence of Catra's Patent Vlnam Luzencrs, it would be unqueflionably eflablifhed by a late calculation, which aftertains that above Half a Milli:in of per tons have been restored to good health, by the nfe of this invaluable medi cine, where the moll eminent phylicians and apothe cat ies have attended without fuccefs. As opening phylie at this learns, they are flipc.ior to every other medicine. Sold wholefale, at Ching and Butler's, No. 4, Cheapfide, corner Paternoller-row ; and retail, by MI Medicine Venders. LBO INTELLIGENCE. SUMMER ASSIZES. °LI 0 Its CIACIIiT.LOCiI ELL E NSOAOLG K and Mr. Juitice Lawitanci. Berkft,i, .--Monthy, July 29, at Abingdon. Oxfurd—wedn&Ly, July 3t, at Oxford. Wo!nelterthire—Saturday, Augutt 3, at Worcefter acd City. Glouceltrraiire, Wednefday, Augult 7, at Glottectter and City. Mounkfutbthire—Saturday, Augatt to, at Moornouth. Herefordthir,—.Turfday, Auguit 13. at Hereford. Salop--Stturday, Augutt 17, at Shrewtbury. Staffurdthirc--Wednefdai. Angult 21, at Stafford. WasTrar. Ctacta r.—Mr. Juttire Lc BLANC and Mr. Baron GRAHAM. Southampton—Saturday. July as at Wlnehefter. Wit/hire—Sew-day, July 17, at New Sarum. Dorfetraire--Thurfday, Auguft t. at Dorchefter. fleyon—Nionday. Auguft 5. Exeter and City. Cornwall—Monday, Auguft it, at Dadtain. Scirnerfet—Faturday, Anglia t 7, at Bridgewater. Auguft 22. at the NORFOLK CIRCOIT.LOrd Chief Baron MACDONALD and Mr. - - n tlftlCC HEATH. BUCltingfiaTthireartl y. July 20, at Buckingham. Bedfordihire—Wednefday, July 24, at Bedford. Huntincdnnthire—Friday. July s 6, at Huntingdon. Cambridge—Monday, July 29, at Cambridge. Suffolk —ll-urfdap, Augutt 1, at Bury St.Edmunds. Norfolk—Monday, Auguft 3, at Norwich and City. MIDLAND CIIICUIT....Mr. Baron TrIOMPSON and Mr. ildiler 'Woes. Northamptonraire—Monday. July 22, at Northampton. Rutlandlbirez-Friday, July 26, at °Atha= Lincoinfhire.Saturday, July 27, Lincoln and City. Nnttir.Aantihire--Thurfday, Augutt t, at Nottingham. Dtrhythire—Saturday, Ausuft 3, at Derby. Leieriterthire—Wednefday, Auguft 7, at Leieefter. Warwiekthire—Saturday, Auguft to. at Coventry and WJAVICk. NOItINERN CIRCVII.—Mr. Jodie CUANIIR2 and Mr. Baron burro tr. Yorkfhire.—Saturday, July 27, at Yurk and City. Durham—Turfday, Augult 6, at Durham. NotthumberlAnd—Saturday, Augutt 112, Newcaftle and Town. Cumberland—Friday, Ausuft 16. at Catlifie. We:lmorland—WedtuftlAy. Anglin at. at Appleby. Lanc.ithirc—Saturday, Ault 24, at Lancelet. COURT OF KING% LENCIL DUBLIN, JULY t. Tli s day Mr. Archibald Hamilton Rowan was brought up by Habeas Corpus, to of gn error upon the Re cord of Outlawry for High Treafon. His Counfel then moved, that the Outlawry Mould he reverted, for errors which Mr. Rowan himfelf de livered in to the Officer, engrolled upon parchment. The errors affigned were two in number : PHI, that the addition to the name of the prifoner, as it flood on the Record, was error in fait, lie being therein Riled Efquiie, whereas l►e was but a 7 eoman, and ought to to have been filed : Second, that the aver ment on the Record, flaring the prifoner to have been within the realm of Ireland at the time of ti►e Pro clamations in Outlawry, was error in fad, he having been at that time in North America, in parts beyond the feas. The ATTORNEY GENERAL then, by virtue of 11:s Majefty's Warrant, confelfed thefe errors; and the proceedings in Outlawry were reverfed accordingly. Mr. Rowan was then put to plead to the original indittment for High Treafon, upon which he pleaded his Majefty's molt gracious Pardon ; which being read and allowed, he WAS told that he was !ifcharged. Mr. Rowan then addreffed the Court. He begged to be permitted in a few wor3s to exprefs his heart felt gratitude for the clemency of his Sovereign: When I IA (raid he ) had the honour to hand in this Court before your hordniips, I laid that I did not know the King other wife than as the head of the State; as a Magiarate wielding the force of the Executive Fowl-. I now know him by his clemency —by that clemency which has enabled me once more to meet my wife and child= ; to find them not only unmolefted, but cheriih ed and prote..tcd during my oh', ICC in a Cord vi country, and my legal incapacity of rendering to them the alfittanee of an hufband and a father. Were Ito be infallible of that clemency, I thould be indeed an unworthy man. All are liable to error. The conre queNees have caught me deeply to regret the violent meafores which I once purfued. Under the circuroftanees in which I Rand, were I to copiers all I feel upon this fubjedt, it might be attributed to bare and unworthy motives; but your Lorilfhips are aware how deeply I muft he afieded by my prefent fituation, and will give me credit fur what I c:.nnot myfell expref." Lord Chief Ju ice Dow m Mr. Rowan, from she fenriments s-hich you have expreffed, 1 have rea• fon to hope that your future conduit will prove that his Majs pardon has not been unworthily bellow ed."—Mr. Rowan then bowed and retired. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, LONDON, JULY S. PCNN se. SCHOOLEY, Eso, This was an a&ion againtt the Sbcriff of London nominally, for having returned nalla bona to a writ of Fieri Facia:. The only queflion was, whether the Plaintiff's judgment againli the goods of a publican, named Prod, in Whitechapel, ought or ought not to have taken precedence of another judgment, en tered up two days after by Meffrs. Godwin and Co. Mr. Froit's brewer, under which the Sheriff had le vied. It appearing, however, to the Jury and the Court, that the Plaintiff's judgment was nothing more than alnii to Pave the property of Frail from being fwept away by Meffrs. Godwin and Co. the Plaintiff was nonfuited. lIILLIVONAId w. 110WAIM. This was an aelion for 241. For maintaining and lodging the Defendant's witnefEs, who had been brought out of Eifel to attend a trial in London, and during their flay were quartered at; the houle bf the Plaintiff, an innkeeper in Whitechapel. The De fendant firft pleaded a fee off, which he afterwards withdrew, and then contended, that he bad paid for the eating and drinking of his whittles as they re ceived it : and further, that the Plaintiff had worked a mare of hi in the way of his bufinefs, for which he bad a right to be paid. The defence altogether was treated with great feverity by the Plaintiff'sCounfel. The Jury, however, made a trifling deduaion from the Plaintiff's bill, and then gave him a verdift. 1111t104 V. CIiADVICLL. This was an aElion of flatider, The parties are manufaiturers of beer engines, and it was imputed to the Defendant, that being jealous of the Plaintiff's trade he had followed him about to different public houfes—where he had received orders—laying, he ' was not a mailer of his butinefa ; that he was a fcoundrel and a thief, and that he had robbed him, the Defendant, of the machine he had put up at the Gibraltar public houle in St. George', Fields. The Twain in this cafe for confederation, after the words had been proved, was fimply, whether the Defendant meant to impute a felony to the Plaintiff, or whether he only meant to infer, that he had robbed him of the advantages he, the Defendant, would have re ceived from putting up the engine, by fupplanting him in the order. If the latter, the flander imputed to the Defendant was not made out ; but if the for mer, the Jury was dire led in that cafe to take into their confederation the frequent repetitions of the charge, and apportion their damage accoidingloy.— Verdia for the Plaintiff.—Damages Sol. LOATON MARKETS: tvstrcrows RETURN AT UX3RIDGE. JULY 4. Wheat per load 161 co to :SI os Raley per quaner II As to 21 3$ Oats per ditto ti 8s to al Its Beans per ditto al Bs to al tea Peale per ditto al So to 21 tas PRICE OF HOPS. DADS. POCICITS. Kent - 31 os to 61 84 I Kent - 31 6s to dl a. Buffo . S I os to 61 os Suffer - 31 Ss to 61 l o s EtTce -51asto 6; as Fattens El os to 91 OE Old Duty Laid at so,OOOL PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH. Bags 4 1 ISt to 61 zoo 4 Pockets 31 Os to 71 os PRICES OF HA AND STRAW. Smithfield. St. James's. Whiteeltspel. Hayperload 3 to to 4 to 3 0 oto s 3 o 3 t 6 to 4 12 0 Straw 2 8 to 3 0 2 3 010 3 a 0 2 to to 3 6 0 Clover 4 oto 5 0 4 41 0 5 8 0 SMIT FIELD, July 5. To fink the offal..-per Rune of Sfh. Beef 4 d 55 64 I Veal 3s to Ss 8d Mutton 3$ 8 4 to d to l3ll 4. Lamb Ss od to 6 1 od. HtAD 0/ CATTLE THI S O.T. 4d Pork 3. pa to 4 , 4 4 Beafts about boo--Sheep and Lambs 9.0:v. NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, July 3. Per (tone of 81b. by the carcafe. Beef 35 8d to 45 8d I Veal 2s Sd to 45 Sd Mutton 35 44 10 4s od Pork 35 81 to 41 4d . Lamb ----. 41 44 en Ss 44. PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market 4s od Town Tallow 67s od to os Clare Market 35 aid Ruffiaditto (can.) 66s od to 68. Whiteehapel Market Ruffin ditto (foal)) h7s to oos od (pat none of 81b.) 35 tzd Melted Stuff 53s to 360 od —...—... Ditto rough 38, od to 05 its sod Greaves ass od Average Price 36 tl¢4 Good Dregs cos to ay Yellow Soap, 74s to 05..-Mottled,B6‘...Cagd,9o, Price of Candles per dozen, t if s od—Moulds, its 04 NEW COAL MARKET, July s. Ship at Market. Ships Sold. Prices. 29 NeweafUe Coals 28 ,428. 64. 324 od. z Cannel . 0 COS. 4 Sunderland 4 425.6 d. 435.6 d. Jane Taylor, aged thirty-four, broke out, four years ago, in a large blotch on her left leg. It con tinued fpreading, till it arrived about the knee. Its firfi appearance was a rednefs of an extreme high en. lour; much hear, and a tormenting itching, which dearoyed her fleep. At this time an i:horous water was difcharged ; her legs fwelling fo as to pre vent her moving freely about. Poultices, and vat i ons applications were tried with no rind effe/t. She then, by recommendation, refolved to take Spilthory's Patent Antifcnrbntic Drops. She perfevered for fix months, when (he became entirely well. JANE TAYLOR. tiS, Upper Cleveland-amt. JAMES TAYLOR. Mr. SPlts BURY is not accountable fnr any mixture foist, timid . % the words " By the King's Patent" are inferted at length nn the bill of ditatinnc, bottle. and wrapper ; the Ramp alto (the King's duty) is printed in black ink inßead of red. Bottles p. 6d. tos. and !I. as. duty included. Tuefrlay, in Hertford liras. the Lady of Whew Marthifon Efq of a daughter. !aft week, at Chefterseld, a woman was delivered of four boys; two of them are alive, and with the mother, are likely to do welL MARRIED. On the 15th of April fall. at Montreal, Americ*, Colonel B. Poore! Bowes, of the 6th Reginacnt of Foot, to Mifs At Johnfon, daughter of Sir John Johnfon, Dart. Friday fennight, Captain Vincent. (who, in his Majefty's.floop Arrow, fo gallantly defended the valuable Malta convoy againit two French frigates), to bids Norman, of the county of Lincoln. In Campbell County, Virginia, there rain• a connection he twi.en two families, formed by carriage, for which, perhaps, no precedent can he tound from Adam down to the prefect day.--df any of our Readers can flate the coufanguinity of the offspring of the two parties, no doubt it will prove Tonic arnufrment to the lovers of riddles --A Mr. Palmore married the daughter of a Mr. Wclthmok, and the laid Writhrook married the daughter of the (aid Pahmere—two of Palmore's foes married two daughters of the Nil Weftbrook, and two of Weftbrook's fool atarried daughter of laid Pr.lmore. DIED. On Werlnerday bit, Mr. Wink/RI Ingle, many 11111 travcfler to Metro. Fourdrinier. At Glafgow, on the 24th ult. Elizabeth Fogo,daughter of the late William Fogo, Efq. of KiHorn. Suddenly, at his lodging at Clifton, aged 43, Major Central Magan, lately in the command of the garrifon of Briltol. A'ednefday lalt, at his houfe on Walcot parade, Bath, after two day% illovfs, Major Noel. At his fon'. houfe at Cowrip-green, In his Both year, Charles Partridge, Efq. of Cobham, :.ear &OWL On the 25th ult. at Hawthornden, Scotland, Mifa Mary Drummond, ddeft daughter of Captain Fortm. Drummond, of Hawthoniden. Lately, at liorfwell-honfe, Devon, after a long and painful ill nefs, the Rev. Peregrine [lnert, Archdeacon of Bamltaple, and Redor of Farrindon. FOR ACCOUNT OF THE MANUFACTURERS, Exempt from the Audion Duty, agreeable to Ad of Parliament, On Wednefday, July to, at Four o'clock in the An trooon, MERAC,BON and Co. will put up to PUBLIC SALE, at their Warehoufes, No. 78, Q.l . sten.ftreet, THE following Affortment of BRITISH PIECE GOODS : 2000 Pieces Balafores Shawls, jueonots, &c. shoo Plain and Fancy Cambric', Dec. 350 -- Calicoes, Shirting., acc. 4000 Pullieats, Mu:lra'', and Malabar Handifs. yoo Qlhings. Dlnvidm, and (12ihs. 45 0 Nankeens, eannets, &c. 160 Doz. Hofiery. To be viewed as above; where Catalopes may be hal, and at the New York and Tom's Coffee-honks M. 1.. MERAC, Jun. Bract. DIXON'S celebrated AN I'IBILIOUS PILL, prepared by Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, area eert4in cure for BWstas.Ganq, and Rheumatic Ditorden, Nem tot and Sick Head Aehb,Heart.bon s Flatulencies, Weaknefs of the Stomach, Doped- Bona Spirits, in...geftion, and Free Living, &c. They are ufed and recommended by the Royal Family, the v r counteffes Buckingham and Bulkley, the Doevac-.T Lady Say and Sete, the Lords Kilmaln and King, the Hun. J. Malfey,Sir R WU. Hams, M. P. and tome thoufaods cf the Nobility, Clergy, and Me dical Gentlemen. In addition to the number of Letters Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, has received, in the following, from Capt. Lloyd, of the Guards : " Dale Cattle, Haverfordweft, South Wales, Feb. 24, 180 1. " Capt. l.loyd prefcnts his arvpliments to Mr. Dixon (action:i not pafonally acquainted with him), would take it as a favour If ►e would fend him four or five Boxes of his Pills a, ion as he pot'. fihly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who has always ufed the Medicine, is nos pregnant, and very unwell ; and we cannot get them any where iu this county, r either at Haverfordweft nor Carmarthen; the near eft place they are fold at is Drifted. For the great fcrvicc they have been to Mrs. Lloyd, as well as Colonel 13iihopp and all his Family. Capt. Lloyd feels it his duty to recommend the Pills wherever he grin, and be really thinks if Mr. Dixon would appoint font: perfocs as Vendersin this County it would be a benefit to the community." Dixon's Antibilious Pills are fold whulefale ar.d retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4. Cheapfide, corner of Paternoittr row, mut retail by Smith and Scott, Edinburgh ; M'Donald, Glafgow Gregf , Liverpool; Staines, Manchetter ; Wooirrcr, Feuer; Wills, Ply mouth; Belem, Portfinouth ; Macdonald+ . Gl* grrw ; Garner, Parliadoes ; Bach, N.w York; and by molt L,akfellers and Me dicine Venders in every town, in boxes at as. 941. each. • rre tht nan:e of "R. Butler, No. 4, Chupfide, is engraved on the Stapp, which is airacd to each but. SCARCE AND VAC DARrt ANTTC+ I— * errr ; • TO be DISPOSED OF, a Fl PIECE of GOLD COIN, \ Ley . . a•••• • believed to be nearly uniq e; a GUINEA HALF c' , and SHII.LING, of the fame rci4n ; a GUINEA, • .; ann . 1 6 77 , yen, fcarce ; an antlifle GOLD COIN. sy than half a guinea. wi it charaders Cupp:Cl! Pcaic ; COIN, fame lire u the !aft, of the Laadgrave of Iltar. • wino (737; a large SILVER COIN. Sze of a crwn H em Ek t . Cologne, anno 1666; air.) a 1.1 NIA 5111..1.1NG,11c 11. [745. Application to :Vlalrni Treanua, Eltettlr (:f by k.ta polt paid), will he attended to. HAVING dedicated rarest t.% the Iludy,azd gratified by the m dt conftlerabie pradiec in that br.r, wh;.; , ... I thought proper to filed, I trutt th.-.t t laic nrs mor e employed my time than there who. in the exten6s, Geld of t! e profelLon, ars occafonally inunerfed in ureertainty rnd nms.l always attain that (needs which is acquir e d Ay cooc en!rztin M.! intelicaual power to one craft of deorders. The dile:arcs of DPBILI TY arc pecul: trig ,Eftrng for ti bring with them a train of concomitant iv/tarot:ls hy A prellioa of all vital energy, exiftence it:elf becomes anidtter: Whether they arife from the revaler...e ail example, the,;e.i,. titre habits of retool boys, or the induigenus of ma-crit-. thrs 7 . quire the moil a.% lulus profeffienal it 1l ; but bs ;„. of uneducated atm, the lymptonas are aggravated, evat : tution is deitroyed. Asa MENTAER of the ROYAL COLIAGPef SUR G ground my pretenfioos on regularity of education; and po lean every privilege to prsdtice. I feel myfelf entitl-d to that tionfileoc• with which. (Dave hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the heft fonfatinns of local ea•ly appllearbo wN prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where the kf. fern., from a conicioufnek of the unmake& of the vlce wlick ended his mlefortune, is fearful of the contempt or eeniure e hi a family phyfician and broods over DI% infirmity with careful cos otalment, it Inuit be fati‘faCtory far him to be affnred not or!y of capability of treatment but alfo of the molt Inviolable keret-v. And in recent Venereal Complaints it i polEble to prevent ;lb, danger or diPar's ; in the molt com:dicated cafes it Is the eels*. meat of exclufive experience In this line to died a late, certala sand fpeedy re-eltabllfhaseot. I offer the advantage of this experience to tEnfe of either fez siesi are afflidod with any kind of DE3LLITY, of ar%. fymptcers of VILNEREAL INFECTION, and In all cares the terms of erniz. aeration are [fated on the Mt interview. Pee:nubs the country are expeded to !:-. , c1 , :4 a Lank note, aml are r'gnelted to fpccify their aye and stunner o: WIARTMI BRIE, Member of the Royal Co& g e of Surgeons to Landes. No so. Arnr.del-ftreo., Smnd, non Temple Itlr CORDIAL BALM OF GII.EAD. CONSUMPTIONS, fo tinitterfally confitiered ri incurable, however hereditary, inveterate, or of hag ilme ing, may now be with certainty removed, and the conftittit:cs aural, though emaciated to fu great adrgree that exiftrnce is con• fidered as nearly at an end, is as fully and beyond a dmait eartn• pldled in a letter from John Carter hlullincr, Efq. of Stotl.y, Dear IpfWiell, to Dr. Sotomon,dated A uguft :9, ant. SlR—Gratitude impels me not only to thank you, hot alf:t to requelt you to alLike nay cafe public for the benefit of others: Aly family have always hen confunaptive, having loft two fillers and a brother; and I fhould certainly have fallen a vidim, if your Co. dial Palm of :Mead had not faced me. I have hells under a/amft all the faculty of eminence near me, particularly Dr. HAWS, nf vendia, fo famous for confutriptive cafes. You have my heavy concurrence to make my cafe known. Finding relief from a fms:t bottle,. when nothing cite afforded me the fniaileft limb', I rrrk vered till a five Fund cafe completely cured cue. I airlift you I will recommend the Balm of Gilead to all I know laboaring au , der ftmilar complaints. I am, Sir, your obedient (errant, J. C MULLINER. N. B. Perfnes defirona of further information may be fatisEed in ever/ particular by Mr. Woolfrey Middlecliteh, chymift, with. A married Lady, at Newcalllestinder-Lynd, aged a, ye Goo, was 111 upwards of three years, having had three nolfcarriages in his than ten tr onths,and having taken a variety of all , ingcnt medicines without e &Et. The Irle fo weak as to he stable to walk oat of the honk for above two years, and reduced to a mere ft, lam , . In this weak and imoguithing condition, having become exceeding thin In body and dej; died in mind, her hit:baud applied to Dr Solomon, of Liverpool, for the Cordial Bain a Gilead, which effectuaßy reftored her health and fireogth, in about three months. Mr. Al-xander Hunter, merchant, in Glargove, was fnr a long time in a Data !tate of health, fo that he was under the neceffity of giving up butinsfs, and retiring is the country; and even the coun try air had no etiedlin reaming him to health. At length he was adv.fed to make a trial of the Cordial Balm of Gilead,a few bottles of which reftorcd him to healsh. Sold in London, by Mrs. Matthews, ire. Strand; //Pry and Su 'ton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, o so, Oxford-firm: Pistoling, 75, Oxford firect, oppofite the Pantheon; Butkr, 4, Chcapildt Barclay and Son, Fleet-market; Sht . .w and Edwards, a, St. l'aurs Church-yard; Howard and Evans, Long-lane, Weft-Smithfield; and by all refpedtable Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Erg. No. 9, Htidgeiltreet, 1 cindon. Honoured Sir, Edinburgh, IVTarth tE, I BEG leave to inform you. that ever fince the }car 90, I have been afflieted with the Luca Ventrea, which from its obitinarcly refilling every courfe of medicine prekrib dity the moil entinent of the faculty here, and undergoing fever.lfe vere erwrfea of fativation and twice difebarged from the Hotpl. tat, with little relief, would appear to hr of molt Inveteraa nature. In the fpring of lilt year my &birder had get to filch a head, as nearly to put a period to my eitiflence: I had a burg- über on the crown of my bead, one on caeh arm, and my kg. were broke out in a frightful =mice; my rigid was dreadfully pain ful, and had been in a Rate of ulceration fur tke Lilt leve• ),;:$ ; my kft had an two large nodes on it, was very much &fen' fured and gave me fin h excruciating pail, particuliry wilco wart bed, as nearly to dcpnve me of reft. hr this lamentable it do was recommended by Mr. J. Thompfon,(who received to ar,i.t a cure by cheat here), to take your Lfakes Patent Pill., NIAIC:1 b.gan to do on the 2Mb of May; In the courfe of a birtidilii I be - 'pan to receive beriefit—in little more than a month the Lire:. .at my head and arms were tumidly healed—loon after the forts co: my legs Is ulkil alto, kaving, however; car fiderable dikol 'tax kid in the fen, and pain In the kyle of the left, which, by the Ling of (inn, end a little lonizer perfeverance to your invalu .hie Medicine, fula4died ; the node the loin regain' it its natural hue, :LIZ the nocturnal padni gradually going off. I thus became, by your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly fret anal all my f ama' enntpliarna--have recovered my former fpl it an.: itrength, and am become .1.44 and fat, in which it.tu basing continued many months, to the aftondhment of all nit() knew me, I am at a I is in what terms to etprers my gratitude. btu you, for the gond of ether (offering mortals, to make this my cab us public aa po:libl . e, as I (hail et, veryy oecifion ; in fndoin< will greatly obhye , Sir, your gratfiul, ob very hvflible I r- Tint, ALEX. oaIiOKER. Swan's Clare, Nles•Rreet, Fdinburgh. Witneffes to the above cure l'hoinpfon, No. 3, New Poultry-market : John M Intual , Old Afembly _ , Edinburgh. Prepared .nd mid by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS Tear' I.OR, Member of the Roy: I College of Surgeons at his i-inefe, Nu. 9, New Bridge-P-reet, Lontb n ; where, after a conftart re fidebee of more than thirty-fix years, iui a pea tiee leartiece..riy da retard to the cure of Venereal Ciampi:tints, sod ~ hnk ho I 0.. t rl to the Parts of Generation, with that ltiviidsble Pettey weiei: men of his Protein:an Mould idsferve in loch ulna, hr d r • terubinifelf, the advice awl a:Lit:lA r• he gratuitesilly aemmines e to perfons u.king this Medicine, wid he eft-etnoi, by a thket: log PubUc, as an adrantagc fenluth attainable, and said of .11 ambiguity. Alio fold by his appointment, b.r the convenience of thesfe liv ing at at ale I'etfiort'4, No. 33', St. Alliar's4 rret, Pall Mail ; the rny-ihop, N... ro3, Ostord-tirect ; Mr. 1) - rough's, No. 7, F,lh are. , : Mr. Steel,bookfelkr, Nn. 1, O:d -roukow, Little Timer-hill; Mr. Baxter's, Southtititee, bane butriN • Mr.ualdwell's, Ekblin, and hy PIC melon , ev ry cru lidcrathe townlio Great Britain and Ireland, in sof ohly 2 7 . lad. each, fealed up, with full and yliu dfordtbans, wiirteby vet fins of either Ice may cure themfelves with c.ifc. peed, and faftty. TO-MORROW. San rites I Sun fes M,:nn fete 49 ntinutL, after 3 it nt!ruto after I e rnmit..s *fur 2 KWH WATER LONIHI-1 TO-1.:(AtR01% , . Moroirg • • •' l) atlas ANT:mann <•• • • I • 71/R.. , .••.:x aNr to 1.0..NU0N : Printed and l`adAillabl by I.F.V N r • ?ar'oury.pl3ce. Lambeth). al tLeS rat Cho K e, Nn, r , (tract. l'ubaLlied ally at the :;1 Ad 011" a., Icatica....P r.