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drift, aline .Treafttrer of the Navy i and alto to filch oilier Members of Parliament, belonging to the Livery, who had voted in the fame manner." But afterward•faving, that as he undetltood it to be the wifh of frveral Gentlemen, that the piefent vote fhould be confined to the four City Members only, the queflion was offered in that furm, and carried unani mi.ufl v. Mr. Alderman CURTI3—" Gentlemen, ere me leave to affure you, that I never in my life felt a more or to great a gratification as I do now in this vote of thanks from my fellow citizens ; and I declare fo lemnly, before Gott, that I never gave any vote in Patfitment, hrwever I might have differed from you in opinion, wl::ch my eonicience did not approve and diaate. The vote rf which you now approve, and which I gave with the utmoli 4,egree of fatisfa&ion, flowed' from the fame priticiple. You know my opi. nion on the fubjea of infirnaions. I went to the Monk of Commons, on the charge againft Viliount Melville, with my mind and conduit unfettemed by any" iniftuflions whatever, and you have been pleat ed to approve of my condul on that occafion. If, in any future infante, I timid ever give a vote on any other but it'll and confcientious principles, deal with me as Vifcnunt Melville has been dealt with, and difgrace me. I (hall infilt on having a free voice as long as I have breath s and, being a determined enemy to peculation, of every kind, I lhall never have any other motive for my condue but the public will and the public good. In fuch cafes my principle is, that the higher the fituatioit of men in office may be, the mere careful, the more guarded, (hould be their proceeding., and when they do wrong, no motive on iamb (hall ever induce me to fcreen them." Mr. Alderman Anneasos—" Gentlemen, as ?nu are acquainted with my fentimcnts in regard to the force of inftruaions upon a Relwefentature, I need not now repeat them, and only mean to affure you, that I am extremely thanleful for this mark of your approbation, and that my higheft pride will :always Itern &terve the cnatinuance of your favour." Mr. Alderman Coosa —" Gentlemen, I return you my fincere thanks for this new mark of your re gard. It has always been my good fortune to have concurred with you in opinion, and to have afted ac cordingly, in obeying all Our inftrudions. I know n‘u pr. cifely what effeet your intirnaions may pro duce in future, as we can all remember that there were times, when, to intim& your Conßituents, was of very little avail, and when the voice of the Livery of London was not to be heard in Parliament, through their own natural and legitimate organs.— On the prefent occation, however, I have the fatisfac lion to fay, that, as I think myfelf bound at all times to ad according to your infteuelions, and convey the fentimenta of my Conßitnents to Parliament, fo am I pert - traded, that the difpofition of all my colleagues is in unifon with my own—namely, a determination to nfe our hell esertions, that thefe Canes of depreda tion, in all the departments, (hall be rifted to the bottom." Mr. Alderman PLICIt" Gentlemen, this tali mony of your approbation is molt gratifying to mc, as my higheft ambition ever was, and ever will be, to defeat the efteern and favour of my Conßituents. When &it you returned me as one of your Weprefen tatives in Parliament, I promifed you to perform the duties of that office faithfully and honetlly. lam cnnfcious of having truly performed thatengagement, and I now again promife you that I than ever con tinue to do fir with unfhakcn fidelity, according to the diaatet of my confcience, and without any par tiality either to men cr matures. I have ever Rood upon the found principles of the Connitution, and no motive whatever than induce me at any time to (we, ye from them." _ . . The Sixth Refolution was then put and carried una nimoufly. The Seventh was a Refolution of Thanks to the Comnsiffioners of Naval Inquiry for their great at tention an % l induary in the invefligation of exifling Allies. and for their inflexible integrity in bringing the fame to light, which was voted unanimoufly amitift univerfai acclamation and applaufe. Mr. WaITIMAIL then came forward, and Paid, that though he had acquiefced in feparating the names of thofe Members who are of the Livery from the vote of thanks to their own Members, he could not Tell fatisfied without propofing a dißina refoluti ,- 1 as to them for the condo& they bad purfued on the fame occaflon. He would. therefore, beg leave to pro pole the following Refolution : That the Thanks of this Hall be given to thee Members of toluHoufe aCommoos who are of the Livery, who fopported the OMR there voted on the ilth ion." The queflicn was then put, and carried nnani sway, and with the londett applaufe. Mr. Alderman PRINS.? then came forward, and addreffed the Livery as follows : GARTLIMIN OF THI LIVERY, 64 I congratulate myfelf on this firft motion of prefenting myfelf to your notice, in having already obtained Nth a diftinguithed mark of your approba tion of my condo& in Parliament, and in having found myfelf, on the meafure which gave rife to it, in fuch company as that of your Members for the Ci y of Lond'tn. I thank yen. Gentlemen, for this highly flattering encouragement. Though not one of your immediate Reprcfentatives, I feel a warm and a common intereß with yourfelves, in every thing which Adis our corporate welfare, or that of the country at large ; and I take this opportunity of declaring, that I Sall ever be gloated by an ardent • ;.eal for the rights and profperity of my fellow Citi :ens ; molt anxious always for your approbation, and hoping to be honoured with year advice, encou ragement, and fupport ; or to abide your cenfure, Ihould I ever unfortunately deferve it." This fpeech was moll warmly received, and Mr. Prinfep rtkired arnida the loudeß plaudits. Thanks were then unanimoufly voted to the LORD MAYOR for his impartial condutft. The LORD MAYOI came forward, and Paid 44 Gentlemen of the Livery—l am happy to meet with this additional proof b e your approbation, and I allure you, it will alaays my earneft endeavour to deferve it." This Sort addrefs was molt warmly received. Mr. Taaysles came forward, and fpoke to the fol lowing purport GLNTLFM EN es Till LIVERY, " I lincetuly congratulate you on the very orderly 'and unanimous manner in which the interefling and important bit finefs of this day has been condoned and palled. Ther e is, however, one point that feems to have been forgetten, and I cannot Coffer this Corn• mon • Hall, fo really numerous, and fo refpeetably attended, without calling it to their attention and confideration. The Earl of St. Vincent is the perfon to whom we are indebted for all the bleflings we have detivd, or may derive, from the Commifiion of Na val Inquiry. He is the fountain from which thofe hieing: flowed ; the foundation on which that Com million Rands. To him this country is originally in debted for the virtuous and indefatigable labours of the Commiffioners, and for the honourable. fpirited, and dignified conduit of the majority of the Houfe of Commons, in voting the refolutions, of which you have this day fo warmly expreffed your approbation. Of Earl St. Vincent, no aotice has been taken. lam lure the omiffinn hai been merely accidental ; and as I feel how much we are indebted to him, I will beg leave to move another refolution, to thank that No ble Earl for the flute he has had in bringing to light thofe grofs and fcandalous abufet which have fo long culled unheeded and unredreffed." He then moved, is The Thanks of that Common Hall to the Right Honourable Jona Earl of STAN w cuter, for being the caufe of inflituting the Commiffion of Naval In. quiry ;" which was voted unanimoully, and with univerfal applaufe. It was then refolved, that the Refolutions fkould be printed in the ufaal Morning and Evening papers, and the Common Hall was dialved. The galleries in the Great Hall were uncommonly crouded by elegant and well-dread Ladies and Gen tlemen. In the upper one, over the great Reps that lead to the Law Courts, Council Chamber, Ste. we obfeyted Lord HINaY PaTTY, Lord Ossut,rrow, T. Casimir, Efq. M. P. Mr. Luc: Hooosow, and many others. The two Noble Lords were very attentive to the fpeeches and other proceedings of the day. Captain SR z ILO, who for Tome time pall has com manded the Sea Fencibles at Harwich, is appointed to the ItAustatans, of 74 guns, one of the Channel fleet, in the room of Sir EDWARD HAMILTON, who takes that Ration. We have much fatisfaflion in acquainting onr Readers that the gallant defence made by Captain Liven, of his Majeity's (hip of 5o guns, againft the French Admiral Liam ss, of 84 guns, and two frifitis of 4o guns each, in Vizagapatam Romig, on the 18th September lait, has been noticed by the Committee for managing the Patriotic Fund at Lloyd's, in a very handfome manner. They have voted a fword of one hundred pounds value to Cap tain LIMO. and a fword of fifty pounds value to Lieu tenant PHILIP, as marks of their approbation, and which we have no doubt will be received by thole Of ficers as honourable teltimenies of the good opinion of their countrymen. At the Lent Affixes at Exeter—Smith, v. Jones and Datk.—This is a caufe of confiderable import ance to the commercial interell of the kingdom ; it was an Retina of trefpafs, brought by the Plaintiff, who is a merchant and (hip-owner in London, againft the Defendants, the former of whom is a Lieute. nant, and the latter a Midlitipman of the Navy, em ployed on the imprefs fervice at the ports of Ilfra combe Barnflaple, Biddeford, and Appledore.— The Defendants impreffed the Mate of a Ibip called the Two Sifters, Captain Scott, belonging to the Plaintiff, lying in Ilfracombe harbour. A certain fum was due to the Mate for wages. but the amount being difputed, one of the Defendants, accompanied by a prefs-gang, went on board the Plaintiff's veffel, then proceeding to fea, and impreffed four of the crew, admitting that thefe men were not liable to be impreffed, and Rating that their fole reafon for ea ing as they had done, was to detain the veffel until the Mate's wages was paid : Come days afterwards, the amount of the wages due to the Mate was paid, and the impreffed men retested, but the wind having (Lifted, the veffel was detained by contrary winds, in Ilfracombe harbour, for a confiderable time. For the damages [Whined by the arbitrary and illegal proceedings on the part of the Defendants the above araion was brought. After a trial, which lafted nearly three hours, the Jury found a Verdi& for the Plantiff 911.65. being demurrage for the time the vef fel was detained, at the rate of pay for veffels em ployed in the Tranfport Service. A few days fince a moll daring outrage was com mitted in Hyde Park by four men, on the perfon of the Hon. Mr. MiDoa A LD, fon of Lord M'Domato, Mrs. , WH mil, of South-tireet, and her fervant, by hik ing and infulting them ; and on a conftable attempt ing to apprehend them affaulting him. They were with difficulty feetired, and next day examined at the office in Marlborough-ftreet, when they gave bat for their appearance at the prefent Weßminfler feffions. He is in happy circumftances who can draw large ly on the Bank, without being enjoined by an A& of Parliament to fpecify for what purpofes ; but Rill happier is his fituation when he becomes thus quali fied to draw, by having previoufly drawn a Capital Prize in a Scheme of fuch unprecedented opulence as the near approaching grand Lottery difplays.— So thoroughly impreffed, indeed, do adventurers in general appear to be, from fo bright a profpea of re alizing a large fund in the Bank of Old England, that a greater rage for the purchafe of Tickets and Shares never exceeded the prefent demand. It is a pleafure to recount good fortune. in hopes that the like may again occur; 33,979-42,569, C o. tided to 30,0001. each, were fold by Hoamssr and Co. of Cornhill, for the benefit of the adventurers. It is worthy of remark, that the prefent Lottery Scheme bas two Prizes of that magnitude, and an extealive fcale of Capital Prizes, equal to former Lotteries, containing twice the number of Tickets ; fo lesions an advantage has given a fpirit to the old adventurer, and created the eftahlilhent of more Clubs und So cieties than was ever before known. The general antipathy we feel from childhood to medicine, induces us to delay remedies when we really want them. If difeafe does not alarm our watchful friends, the neceffsry quantity, confinement, and dread of naufeous medicines, add to our repugnance. When amiled with Gout, Rheumatifm, Scorbutic Eruptions, weak Digerlion, or Nervous AffeBions, they are removed by PILIBUILY'S LATENT Awri- SCORBUTIC Mors, the dofe of which is a few drops, and no rearaint of diet or exercife. To avoid coun terfeits, afk for Spilfbury's Patent Antifcorbutic with the Stamp (the King's duty) printed in black ink: fold at the Difpenfary, No. s 5, Soho-fquare, in bottles of ss. 6d. sos. and 11. ss. duty iocluded. MARRIED. Ycltrrlay mort.ing at ?.4ary..la-bonne Church, Al, amid- or wald, Efq. of Dean-Watt, 56.41 u, to Mee Gray, of Upper Harlcy- Erect. DIED. La t week, at Mallon, near Monmouth, tonne Morris, at the advanced age of nearly ninny years. We are induced to notice her departure from this world, from the arrangements The had made for it during her life, by having her coffin prepared many years previous to her decree, which fhe kept in ha houfe, devot ed to the purpofes of holding the neceffaries of life, &c.; and wilco it came to be appropriated to its real ufe, it was found neatly filled with apples, which gave place to the good old Dames accommo datlon. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORRO W. Iforrdne • • • 58 minutes after 5 Afternoon 23 minutes after 6 TO the LADIES is particularly recommended the aft of BUT.I. e a's RESTORATIVE OOTH-P0 WDEIt , fo well known for its gentle, deterfive, and reflorative propertie, and patronifed by the ten, Prinecffes, and feverat branches of the Royal Family, Emprers of Rudia,and the Nobility, as the belt prefervarive extant, againft tooth ache and its caufe, (curvy in the Gums It produces a molt deketatile fweetnefs of breath, and that Answers and beautiful rednefs to the Gums, which prevents pin, and decay of the Teeth ; to the latter It imparts a peariy whitenels, relteres the enamel, and preferves thefe happy eifeett to good old age. A full account of this Incomparable preparation may be had (gratis) of thempl refpeetable Venders in town and country. Sold wholefale and Retail at Mr. Butler's, No.e. Cheapflde, cor ner of Paternofter-row ; and retail by molt Bookfellers and Perfu mers in the United Kingdoms, in born at as. 9d. each ; obferve the name of R. Butler, 4, Cbeaptide, is engraved on the Ramp w hich Is affixed to each Box. Alfo may he bad, Butler's warranted Tooth Bruthea, price IL Cath. NEW MEDICINE ACT. FNEWBERY and SONS, No. 45, St. Paul's , Church-yard, London, Proprietors of Dr. James's Powder, and other valuable Preparations, inform the Public, that in con fequence of the new Stamp Duties, the price of that Medicine will be in future as. 9d. per Packet. or tl 5,. 6d. per Dozen; but the Quantity of a Dozen Packets in a Bottle (as made up for the Army and Navy) may be had for 11. 41. And as Stamps are prepared, by order of the Commiflioners, for Mares New bery's feparate Life, in which the Words, F. Newbery, No. 43. St. Paul's" are engraved, and as it is perfumed that this will he a fuillcient Security againft Countrefeits,his Signature on the I.a bels will be dlfcontinucd. The following arc the prices of their Medicines, to the Bra twenty of which Mr. Newbery's Stamps are aflixod, but thofe who purchafe fix or more at a time, will be allowed the Stamps Brat Dr. James's Powder 1 9 Dolby's Carminative x 9 —a Bottle as 0 Dr. Auftin'sChalybeate --- Analeptic Pills 4 6 Pills - • 4I) large Box 24 0 Preake'slindt. of Bark 4 0 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe 1 6 Ditto Huxh.un's ditto 3 0 Coosallion Oil a 6 Tonic Bills . 1 9 ..—.-- Nitre Drops 1 6 lingla Coffee - 1 9 .----- Camomile Drops 1 9, Dr. Hooper's Pills a t# .-- Paregoric Lo- Grant's Drops a a zenges I a 1 Inglith's Scots Pills a o Anglbaud's Blois ditto 111 Henr)'s Magnefla 1 6 Effence of Coltsfoot 3 6 Norton's Drops 3 6 Mr. Spence's Dentifrice 4 0 Spilibury's Drops 5 6 Cephalic Snuff o 9 Dr. Solander's Tea a 9 Jones's Rheum. Ting. 3 6 Greenough's Tinaures a al Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Ditto Tole Lotenges axi Effence of Peppermint aI i Lifence of Ginger a 9 Glefs's Magnefia 3 6 __ _ _ _ N.B. As many Perron', particularly Meffengers, miftake the hook of Mars. Newbery, they think it neeefrary to point out, that it is at the Eaft end of St. Paul's, four doors from Cheapfide, With there Words infcribed on the front— Tut ONLY W It POR DI. JAllltel POwD111." HAVING dedicated Mykit to the Rudy, and been gratified by the moft confide able pradice in that branch Which I thought proper totted, I truft that I have not more mit employed my time than thole who, In the extaillve fidd of the peek/ ion, are occallonalt immerfed In uncertainty, and cannot always attain that fusee. Which is at eked by concentrating the , intenedtual power to one dais of dlfordera The dileafes of DEBILITY are peculiarly diftref ing. for they bring with than a train of concomitant fymptoma, and, by a dr. = r ot. all vital energy, exiftence Weil becomes embittered— they aria from the prevaler.e aim example, thededrate• dye habits of (cheat-boys, or the indulgences of maturity, they re quire the moft afkbions profelfional ; but by the Ignorance of uneducated mm, the frisptoms are aggravated, anti the conft tudon is detroyed. As a MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGEd SURGEONS I ground my pretenlions on regularity of education • and po ff ellinE every privilege to praCtice, I feel tnyfelf entitled to ;hat confidence with which lima hitherto been fo liberally honoured. In the firft fenfadons .f local waffles, early application wfil prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame • but where the Cu! fan, from a confidoufraers e the unmanlintis of the vice w hi c h canted his misfortune, is feprilid of the centempt or censure of his family pbyfician, and broods over his infirmity with careful con ecahnent, it mad be fatisfadtory for him to be allured not only of capability of treatment, but alfo of the molt Inviolable kcrecy. And In recent Venereal Complaints it is viable to prevent pale. denser or dlftrefs ; in the molt complicated cafes it is t%e acquire mcnt of eadufive experience in this lane to effect a fa'e, certain and linedy re-eftablithment. hear the advantage of this experience to there of either fee cep are afEldted with any bind of DEBILITY, of any fymporns of VENEREAL INFECTION, and In all cafes the terms of mom neradon are fisted on the firft Interview. Patlents in the country arc expedni to inclofe a Sank note, ant are requadod to [reify their age and nunner of Living. MARTIN ERRE, Member of tie Royal College cf Surgeons in London No to Artiodel-ftreet. Strand. neat Tommie `ter molli..__ 111 VENEREAL BLINUNESS. To Mr. TROIKAS TA YLOIL, Surgeon, No, 9. New Bridge-ftreet, DEAR SIR, London. IT is with the moil heartfelt fatisfattion that I ad drefs you on the incomparable excellence of your invaluable medicine—LEAKE's PATEN r PILI. . In the fpring of this year I had the misfortune to centred a Venereal Complaint, at tended with the molt alarming and dangerous femptoms ; iu to much that I have been confined to my room for a whole week together, and not able to it,r out of it I had no reR night nor day, and fuffered the molt excruciating pain awl torment, and what was Mb wurfe,nay eyes grew weak and dim, Co that I could farce difeern any obje*, if ever to dole to me, and cape. , ed nothing lets than the total lotv of my fight. Front a Rout h.althy, and rather corpulent man, f became a mere atadow, and an obj. of pity and enamel:Bin. My friends had all given me over, and thought my recovery impollible. In this dreadful nate, and ex , pet:tiny every minute to tIC my laft in this world, I was torte 'lately recommended by a neighbour to try your Medicines, but having tried all medical aid to no purpofe, and been at an error mous ezpence, it was fame time bef could be prevailed on to take them ; at laft I fent for fix bozo, and before I had taken them all, I found anifiderable benefit ; my pains gradually de created, and my eye fight grew better, and to the great furprize and aftwiiihment of all my friends, (alter taking three boxes more), my health and ftrength was perfedly rettored, and I am now, (thanks to my GOD and your invaluable Medicines), as well and hearty as ever l was in my life. Your obliged humble fervent, ttigh-ftre.et, Birmingham, Nov. 1, 1799. R. L. LEIGH. The abovelVfedictrie is carotin) , recommended to ali wrens that are in any doubt of their being entirely tree of every Venereal Affediao, particularly to there about altering their condition in life, as It will certainly eradicate every taint of that nature. of however long *ending, or however ditguifed under the appearance of other diforelers It may be a for Scorbutic, Glandular, and Cu taneous Complaints his alto rot:molten:led to be taken, tfpeclally In tim e L a tg, Summer, and Fall. Pr end fold by the foie Proprietor, THOMAS TAYLOR Mem of the Corporation of Surgeons, London, at his haute, No. 9, New Bildgaltreet, where he will give advice, without a Fee, to Perrone taking there Pdis, and will aufwcr Patients Let ma, If pelt pall, on the fame terms, obferving fat all cafes the molt inviolable fecrecy, no Perfon's name or cafe having been mentioned, but to their own particular requeft, by the Proprietor, during the comfit of more than 35 years, that he has bad the con dud of an emenfive (ale of the above medicine and the preerte arifingtlierefrow. They are alto fold by hie appointment, at the Perfumer's, No. 3s, St. Allan's-ltrece, Pall-mall; Mr. Itobertfon's To_ „,y-lhop, No 103, tizford-fireet ; Mr. Steel's, Bookteller, No. z, Union-row, Little Tower-hill ; and by one Paton in every eonfiderable town in England, In &aced only es. yd. each, kakd op, with fell and plain diraftlena. dr,•vNto.C • ni. 1-OR SALE EY PIICLIC A Ul.l l';N. Ca "1 tim2stli of April in it./It. o t tUe Jn.j, thrs: the (Hi Kornis_ TWO NEW RIGA MASI' rfr.::Es, ctry -a- Inv Dimer Gus ; Toyi•naafts. Yards. Spats, Sails, Standing and Runidug Rigging, Inuits, BOATS, and other five from the Earl Abergaverr.y I. dia Ship, funk in Weymouth Bay. The waalc. b.ing ii.W when the Blip Was tits• . .! OM on her late intended voyage, is vtty little, if Aly rior, and therefore well worth the antis lon of Merchants, Ship • owners, and Tradefmen. Catalogues may be had fix days r nylons to the Day of S de, an t i the Stores viewed by am:tying to Jufph Horslurd, ut Robert. Lee, Broker, Weymcirth. The Sale to begin at t t o'Clock hi the Forenoon. CHILBLAINS arc. cured by one application of Ws Fluid ESSENCE of hl I JSTARD. and the feyereff Sprains and Ervile., in Lfs than half the time ufualiy Liken by Opodeldoc, Aticuelitifide, or any other liniment or em brocation; and if tired iturneiliatily atter Any accitLiat, it preveurt the part turning black. The Muftard Pills are Aro taken with fingular fperels in all Rheumatic, Paralytic, and Gsuty affeEtiona, Niithoef., s ra i nis . or Wandcring pains, Flatulency Intligcltion and geirmal at the fame time, the atflist.: feuid Hence is - applied to the parts affeeted, in thole complaints where neceffacy. It is iirepured and fold at as. 9d. each boa or Souk, by R. Johnfton, Apothecary, No. Is, Greek-itrcet, Soho, I.ondon. a The Chilblain Ointment, for chanting and fpeedily healing broken Chilblains, is silo prepared by Mr Johnitou, price is. i 44 each Box. RtLIPE. ALTERATIVES at this Seafon, fo effec t 1 care& a Coagulum of Blood, opcn the esir.tory dues, Litten and free the Sk in of Scurf, ichoroth Movies, &c.oe eradicate Ulcers, Tumours, Caries of the B ne, Pnes, &e. as HAYMAN% MAKEDAN DROPS. To mani. feft which, the Proprietor refers to his "'lreatife, explaining the future and of of Scortitaie Maks." (Med Swa..p.) o hick is illaitrated with 103 authentic cafes In point. _ _ (80* Mr. Hayman (who may hr confultet perfmAy, Of by Let. inclofmg his Fee) becefrarily vintintha to prcparc there Drops. as the fecret at the proccrs rens with hint. Dm the vending theca and fupply of fabviMdets . , is vetted in Mr. R. Biller, Mcdicinal Warehoefe, No. 4. Cielpfide, corner of P.iternolla row, London. To whom all orders for the 45. 6d. s is. and 2:s.'hottics. mutt now ba directed. •„' Beware of Counterfats —Each Genuine Bottle of Mare. dant% Drop. has the addrd. " J. Hayman, Gulden•fquare;' en graven in the Stamp. They are fold by the general Medicine Venders throughout tho United Kii pions; particularly by Callwell and Bad, Dublin ; Hutband, Elder, and Co. and Scott, Edinburgh ; M'l )(maid, Olaf.. tow ; Garden, Aberdeen ; Craigic. Montrok ; Dick, Dundee ; Photfon, Berwick ; Wheeler and Loggin.Aykibury ; Cruttwell and Hazard, Bath ; Smith, Bedford ; Knott and Co. and Swinnet and Co. Birmingham ; Gitton, Sridgenorth ; Gregory Brighten; Brsw Briftol Simmons and Co. Canterbury ; Meggy and Chalk, Chelmsford; Keymer, Cokheiter g Smith. Crawley ; Trews , - man, Exeter ; Wright, Hereford ; T. Brown, kn. and Rol's, Hull; Harmer and Co. Ipfwich ; liranthwaite, Kendal; Wright and Binns, I.eeds ; So) infen, Leiccfter; Lee. Lewes ; Drummond, Lincoln ; Adams, la , ughborough ; Tyrrell, Alai ftone , Stain. and Harrop, Mancheiter ; Wilkinfon. , ; Shelton, Nant wich ; Walker And Brown, NcsvcaE le; Marfhall, Northampton ; Stevenfon and Co. Norwich; Burbage and Co. Nottingham ; Slat. ter and Mundy, and Jones, Oxford; Soulby, Perinth ; Wills Ply. mouth ; Hedgeland, Dock ; Moore. Poole ; Blom, Portfmouth ; Smart and Co. Reading; Collins , Saliibury ; Adams, Shaftelbury ; Penny, Shert.orne ; Baker, Southampton ; Newcomb, Stamford; Chrift-pher, Stockton ; Cox, Tunbridge ; Evil, Wells ; Blakeney, Windfor ; White, Wifbeach ; Tymbs, Worcefter, and Tye, Wrez- Luis. 0 IIERVATIONS, etc. It Is nntorious, that various diforJcrs of the human frarne are brought on by dilipation in youth, and the grofs violation of thole rules which prulence didatcs for the prefervation of health, and laying a foundation tor a long and h tppy life, with a fires and thong croftitution. The blefEngs of health are no fooner loft, then painful experience teaches the ineftimable va lue of it, and the unhappy patient look.; around, too often, alast in vain, for the means o f s recovery! " 0 Wetted Health ! thou art above all gold and treature ; it i thou who enlargelt the foul, and opcneft. all itg pow..r. to receive inftrusition and - reliOs virtue. He tiat has thee has little more to wilt for ; and he that is fu wretched as to want thee, wants every thing with thee !"—Sr It a NC. THE CORDIAL DA LNI of GILEAD is uni -IL verfally acknowledged to be pees lady eracacious in all in. ward wafting', lots of appetite, indigeltion, deprefOon of (pints, trembling or fhaking of the hands or limbs, ohllinate coughs, fhortnefe of breath, and confun ptive habits It thins the blood, cafes the most tiolent pains in the bead and ftornath, and pro motes gentle perfpiration. By the nubility and gentry this medi cine is much admired, being pl-afant to the tape and linen, gendy aftringing the filirrs of the itoinach , and giving that proper tenfity which a good digeftion requires. Nettling can be better adapted to hi 1p a.AI nourilh the conititution after a nocturnal debauch with wine, &c. This Cordial is highly elteemed in the Ealt and Weft Indies, for nourilhing and invigorating the nervous filtern, and at as a general reltorative on debilitated conflitutions. arifing Irons bilious complaints contr . :fled in hot climates. hole who have the care and education of females, the ftudious as well as the fedentary part of the community, &wild never be without the Cor dial Balm of Gilead, which removes difeafes in the head, invigo rates the mind, improves the memory, and enlivens the imagina tion. Sold in London by Mrs. Mathews, 18, Strand ; Diccy and Sut ton, Bow Church-yard; Bacon, 150, Oxford-itreet Pidding,76 Ox ford ftreet,uppoilte the Pantheon; Butler. 4, Cheapfide ; Barclay and Son, Fleet-market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. l'aul's Church yard; Howard and Evans,Long-Lane,Vs'eft-Smithtielil; and par ticularly at the following places,viz. B. iftol. 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Linen with ter Colours pared nut 4T 7, near 13 fpreahle Be anent eirry Pack 'THE -a- WAR READY surer, No.! J. R. has ni but the foll, worth as. 6 3s. 6d Wor ~t h n White Silk sos. 6d. 5,)( upwards ; 1.4 e, Mit t • I.3Ct• SktVo Royal l'i y. w 0 7 ,11 cs. l Co much ap 114tge purri •64 I:6t I,fi IN cowl of the ;1 71, Su- ,11.!, periment u found to at durability, (u.•b to much fit that sre til With nt :it e been fa nr: beautifte: I snanufgAte it is. Rani N. IL W exportatioi in the con, of the cro% tp..!ting N ,T RS. 44 ror 114Fanurci gt tte,t the to this pit *retched *ill dare t Public ap ar the cleritro alllgnn ?ate Wen cent fence feurrilous Name of puriantos. _ I'N% L Medicine and clrari 're Inv on the i. Nokl hy eV to. La. PLI