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NL•IV SNERIFFS. At the Court, of St. James's, the t ith of Fe ; bruaty., prefent the King's Molt Excellent Majelty in Council. snsairr% A.PEOINTID SY HIS MAJESTY IN COUNCIL FOIL THE YEAR 1801. liedfordfhirc.-Stephen Raymond, of Potion, Efq. Berklhiii.--Onefiphorus Elliott Elliott, of BinAcld, Efq. • Bucks-Edward Bury, of Ivor, Efq. Caroluidg.: and Hunt--Poftponed. Cbcddrv-William Rigby, of Oldflold, Efq. Cunsbcdan&-Poitponed. • Derbylkin.•-aichard Arkvrright, of Cramforcl, Efq. I)evonlhire-Peter Blue, of Holcombe Rego% Ef+ DarfetOnre-Thoessas Rafe Drew, of Wootten litzpaifse,Efq. Filla-Paßponcd. Gloacitterlitire,..Thomas Smith, of Stapkton, Efq. Hereforilfhire-john Skip, of Ledbury, Efq. Hertfordfhiro-Thomas Eitzherbert, of Shelley, Efq. Kent--Edw.inl Aitken, of Godrnerthans, Efq. Leicefterdirc-Thonsas March Phillips, of Garendoo, FA. Lincoinfhirc-Charles hi: Unsealing, of Gultho, Efq. Arciamoutlifhirc---ituftponed. Norfolk-RobCrt heLnfliarn, of Stratton Stmwlcfs, Efq. , Nor:. auptoolhire--Toreph Sibley, of Northampton, Efq. Northumberland-ar Char:ei Moak, of Belfay Cakk, Bast, Not 6ngbandhlre-rWilliaixt Elliott Elliott, of Nottinghans,Etek Oxfordihice-Ocorge Char, of Chefterton, kutl.utlihirc-Williun N...tup, of Belton, Efq. Skropfhire-Richardl.ylter, of Rowton, Efq. . Somerfathire--John Band, of Wookey, Efq. Staffordihire-Thomas Bainbridge of Woodfcat, Efq. County of Soothaniptoss-•Wilhau; Garrett, of Leigh rummy Havant. Efq. Suffolk-Charls:s Stneyolharn Colllnfon, of Sproughton, Efq. Sorry-Bryan Barrett, of Stockwell, Efq. Suffer-William Borax, a Hart Porpoiot, Efq. Wurvidelidisiro-rd'oftooord. Wihihire-Thomas Idulla, , caßrEolfoird. Efq• Worceftrahlro-jOhn Zw•hary, of Micky, Efq. Yorlaire-Richard4isompfon, of Wetheeby Grange, Efq. SOUTH WALES. lawn-Matthew ytt, Of Alsercrae, Ek• Carmarthco-v•Thcupas Stepncy,ef Derwy44, Efq. Cardigan--John POrner Chichefter,of Lanbadarn Vawr, Efq. GlamoLlesvcitin Frahersie; of *dot fblary's, Efq. Paubrike--Morgan jams, of Kilwendog, Efq. Radnor-Thanas NOR T H, of Abbey C.:seminar, Efq. WALES, Anglefey-Jaho Price, of Wern, Carnarvon-William Harvey, of Bodvel. Efq. Denbigh-Edward Lloyd Lloyd, of Pasybn, Flint-P.vid Pennant, of Downing, Efq. IMerionetb-witioatkin Pairsughorn, Hendwr, Efq. Adontgaucry-Jufcph Lyon of Vasty Park, Eli?. LAW INTELLIGENC.E. COURT OF NJNO's BENCH, FEBRUARY Ip. •ITEL V. POTTS. This was a motion for a new trial. It was an anion on a policy of infurance on the Dana brig 'Elizabeth, from Bourdeanx to ss. Thomas's, war ranted neutral property, which had been captured and carried into Guadaloupe. The cargo, con fitting of wine, was kept for the ufe of the colony, and another cargo of colonial produce fubilituted by the commandant of that Wand. After the had (ailed from Guadaloupe, the was taken by an In bar thip of war, and carried into Nevis, and cow afcated. The Jury , found for the Plaintiff. It was contended, on the part of the underwriters, that by the evidence produced on the trial, the Captain had agreed to fell the cargo four days previous to the compulfory a& of the commandant ; and that the underwriters were difcharged from all liability. The Jury, they contended, hid come to a wrong conclution on the former trial. Lord Kam yes was of opinion, there ought not to be a new trial. He faid, if the Wand were in want of the cargo of this (hip, it was likely the band of poster would be extended to fupply their wants; he thougbt the Jury had decided right.— Rule difcharged. FEBRUARY IT. ' • Mr. GAILIOW 11;ewesicaufe againft a Rule ob tained by Mr. Mt,: AY for fetting :tilde an award; the principal obj , :etion dated was, that Mr. Oli phant, who had been called in as an umpire, had 'not Pealed the award as well as tigncd it, the fub nlitlion exprefsly requiring fuch terms. After fome argument it was agreed to be referred back to Mr. Oliphant. ARTICLES OT PEACE. Mr. Law moved for leave to exhibit Articles of the Peace again( a Noble Lord. The Right Hon. Mary, Countcfs of Pomfret, appeared on the Bench, and exhibited Articles of the Peace againft the Earl of Pomfret her hut= band, (taring ecaain circumflances of domeftic tinhappine6 between her Ladythip and the Noble Earl, arifing out of conliderations of her fortune, which was ,too,oool. and upwards, and her pin. money, which Vas aoool. a/ear, over which the complained the Noble Earl endeavoured to obtain an unjultiliabli cancroid, contrary to their mar riage fettkment, and threatened to murder her, tinfs the relinquifited her pin-money. She being in much fear, requelled the might confult her aunt, fo, which Timpole the went over to her aunt's book in the begiamng of Oftober laft. On the tyth of , the fame month, the received a letter from her huf- band, laying, that unlefs the immediately return- 1 ed, he thould procure articles of feparation ; in confequenee of this the went to Eafton, and when the arrived, found all the furniture ne, the fervants difcharged, and the Earl alit - in go t. She then fet off for town, and went to his Lord- Lip's honk in Portman-fquare, and every thiag there was in the fame confufion as at Beane however ke remained there till the 19th January, when the received a letter from a Mr. Lloyd, laying, that his I.ordlhip had defined him to Worm her, that he would allow the fum of scot. per annum for - her fepamte maintenance. On the receipt cf this letter the removed to Hen ford-fireet, May-fair, where the has remained ever Her Ladvthip further hated, that the Noble Earl bad behaved towards her with coldnels, after. wards with indifference, and then with haughti seri, and in time cafes, with cruelty and infideli ty, fir which a Suit was depending in the Eccle fiallieal : concluding with the ulna) affe s.cration, that the did not exhibit thefe Articles fr any malice, hatred, or ill-will, but merely to (Ave h.erfeif hum dang-r, and bodily harm. The Articles being (worn to by the Lady, and the Court took ionic time to confider, and si.sa Loari Lamm obi:reed, that the Articles fhould be made a little more rpecifle as to the dates of the alts, from which her Ladyfhip ap prehcnded belief* to be in danger. She was en titled, moll affuredly, to the *tote lion of the Court; but fill the Court mull take care, not to make a . precedent, by which they might lead to thc receiving of defeCtive Articles thc alts of actual compuifion complained of, ihould be fpe citically fated. His Lordlhip raid, he chufed not to fay a great deal on this fubjea. The Lady fhould certainly have the protection of the Court but the articles would be better if they were made a little more fpecific. Mr. Law obferved, that the Noble Earl would not, of courfe, ufe any authority over the Coun ters in the inierint. Lord Kstivos He will not prefume to meddle with her in the mean time : however high his rank may be, the Law of the Land is fupenor even to his rank. Ido not fay that there Articles .might net finally prevail in care they are not amended; but if they were a little more particular I think it would be better, efpecially on account of the precedent." Her Ladyfhip then withdrew, an 4 in ahont an Inktr appeared pin with the Articles amended according to the intimation of the Bench, which being aglin front to and read—The Conn ex tended its protection as defined on behalf of the Lady, who then retired. NISI LETITIA TLETCH . EIt. Mr. Paacivat fait', that having on a former day moved to file a Criminal Information aping Mr. Denton, an attorney, for being concerned in carrying off. Mifs Fletcher, the Lady delivered over to her Wends the other day, he had to Rate to the Come, that he had fern that Gentleman's affidavit, which Rated, that he had, by the defire of Mifs Fletcher, fued ont a Writ of Maims Corps:, fhe haying entreated his protedion ; and that he thought Simi - elf bound to afford it her. With this, Mr. Faze :val. faid, he was perfeEHy fatisfied ; and therefore he ;noted that the Rule be difcharg ' ed with refpea to Mr. Denton.—Rule difcharged: Mr. Morelle, one of the party in the above Rule, thcn handed up an affidavit in anfwer, which was read by the clerk. It Rated, that Mr. Munton defircd him to procure lodgings for him and his wife, at the fame time introducing Mifs Fletcher as fuch ; that believing them to be mar ried, he invited them to dinner, and introduced them to all his friends as man and wife, Mifs Flet cher conftantly wearing a ring; that he accom panied her, by her own defire, to Mr. Denton's, on the day her brother and Mr. Howes came to town, and waited for her at a little diftance ; fhe prefently came to him, and faid, " Here's the devil to pay, my brother and friends are come to town. Do you know we are not niarriedln Find ing this to be the cafe, he advifed her to go home with her friends until they became reconciled, as he believed it was the intention of Mr. Munton to marry her. He difavowed any intention of ufing corrupt means, and faid all that he had done was by the defire of Mils Fletcher. who was of a com petent age to ufe her own difcretion. He trufled the Can't would be fatitfied with the anfwer he had given. The Court obferved, that the anfwer was fatif faftory, and direeted the Rule to be difoharged.— The. Rule againft Mr. Munton was enlarged. PARKINS I. CARRNTHIRS. CAMPIALL and co. This was a motion for a new trial. The Plain tiff had dclired his brother, who was a partner in the Defentants houfe, to receive a certain (urn of money for his ufe ; this fum was receiond and paid by him into the houfe of the Defendants. A dif folut ion of partnerfhip having taken place, and Mr. Campbell being withdrawn, it was contended this was a tranfaelion between the brothers, and the' partncrfhip were not liable. The Jury on the for mer trial had given a verdiel for the Plaintiff. Lord KE N YON Cud he was clearly of opiniou the jullice of the cafe was with the Plaintiff, and the Jury had come to a right conclufton on that head. The Rule mull therefore be chfchaeged. THE KING V. WADDINGTON. This being the day appointed for Mr. Wadding ton to be brought up to receive judgment, on cony ietion of fore Railing hops in the county of Kent, he appeared in Court at an early hour. As no thing new was offered on the part of the Defendants Mr. Juflice Grosr proceeded to deliver the fen tencc of the Court upon Mr. Waddington, upon the information on which he was convicted before Lord Minos and a Special Jury in Weaminlier Hall, for Ingrofrog Hops, and perfuading thofe who had large quantities of that article not to bring theta to market, with intent to enhance the price of that commodity I die learned Judge Rat ed the &Mame of the charge and of that part of the Evidence at the trial, icleich fet forth the de-' claration of the Defendant " that be was the moll confiderable owner, and fhould in a month be able to command the market, whenln would come up to London, and then he would compel the Brewers to come to his own price, and that Hops fhould not be fold for lets than sot. the hundred weight."—The,learned Judge then obferved, that as this cafe was fimilar to that on which the De fendant had already received the judgment of the Court, and on which be had taken ocearion to fay what occurred to him on the law of the matter, it would be needier: to enter much at large into commentary now.—lt was obvious both by the cafe now before the Court and that of the cafe at Worcetler, that the Defendant had been purfuing an extendve plan which he had rotated for the purpogt of moll unfairly enhancing the price of the article of Hops, and that in bp* safes be was the proper objed of punifhment. • It had been contended, on behalf of the Defen dant at the Bar, that he had been guilty of no crime.—.lf it was in reality no crime, he_poribo ally rejoicedlhat the Cafe was upon the Records of the Court fo that the error, if any error there was, of the Judges, might be correded, and the Law might be promulgated from :he highefl au dimity : in the mean time it was fit alfo to be pro mnigated from authority—that mcn who commit, nets fo injurious to the interefls of Society, for the purports of their own emolument, fhould not be al lowed to contend with facccfs, nor wcrc the Pub lie to fuppofe that Inch men were to Le confident! •as doing nothing that was wrong. It had been contended likewife, that if this practice was .4 crime at all, it was molt venial; thole whothought they were innocent in themfelves, and who had no feeling fur the diffielfes of others, hecaufe they had no difire& of their own, might fay this, and they might be permitted fo to argue, but what ever they might do or think, or rather might fay,' thofe who can feel fur the mifery of the lower claffes of human beings, would think and fpeak differently ; for they would fee how important it is to Society, that thofe who abound in riches, than not be allowi to employ them to the oppref flon of the Pnor,for the gratification of their own avarice. Far be it from the Court to impute to the Defendant, that which he fait was the ad of the ALMIGHTY. No ; it was not imputed to the Defendant, that the fealion bad been inaufpicitals, or that the growth of Hops was not abundant ; put it was imputed to him, that he inroad un fairly the article, that he- perfuaded others to keep it back from the Market in the common way of trade, with a view to enhance the price of it, which could may have the operation of creating an arti ficial Scarcity, if a real one did not ma, or of in creafing it if it did—the confequence of which pradice, if fuffereit to continue, every wife and good man mutt tremble to forefee, for unavailing to mankind would it be, although the ALMIGHTY fhould bellow an abundant hared!, if by the gam-. Wing tricks, or other artifices of the Rich, the price of things were to become fo high as that the Poor could not purrhafealw.Necefaries of life. The novelty of the Defendant's Cafe had arifeo by the long difufe of the force of the Common Law, and the punilhment not being pointed out by any walling Statute, had caufed the Court to panic before they made up their minds up on the Judgment to he pronounced on the former cafe, and on which the Court had awarded puniflt meat ; and the imprifonment he had undergone, previous to that Judgment, had not been overlook ed, and the Court had thought they adopted a list of moderation which was always an ingredient in the due adminißration of inftice. This was a crime, , the which if there was no check to it, would be moll Alarming in the prefent Rate of feciety. The Court had deliberated alfo on the fentence ‘,‘ to be pronounced in the prefent cafe which warmoll important, and which involved points that were moll momentous ; but neither the willies of the Court to protest thofc who could not otherwile protest titemgelves, nor the mifchievous quality of the crime jtfelf, fhould tranfport the Judges to .any refentment which might lead them to the inflic, tion of a punifhment that was immoderate ; but it was the aim, and the only aim of the Court, as it was its duty, while they tempered jußice with mercy to the individual, to have a due regard to the intereas of the Public ; they were tiv , :reforc, the adminiftration of Criminal kilt-ice, bound to pals filch a fentence, at, in their opinion, would de. ter o.l.ers from the commafion of the like offence. The Court therefore did order and adjudge, That for this offence which the Defendant had commit ted, he do pay to the King a Fine of yool. and that he be imprifoned in the cullodv of the Marthal of the Marfhalfea (King's Bench), for Three Ca lendar Months, to be computed from the expira tion of his former fentence ; and that he be fur ther imprifoned until fuch fine be paid, and that he be now committed in execution of h's fenterae. Mr. Waddington retired. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FEB. it. Lord ELDON delivered the judgment of the Court on the Rule granted eat! Trinity Term againtt Mr. Baddeky, an Attorney, on a complaint made by one Adams, his hate Clerk, refpating his Articles. The Court after having given the butmcfs the molt mature confideration, were of opinion that Mr. Baddeley had anfwered the charge preferred againtt him, and therefore the Rule was difchatgcd. On Monday the fecond of next Month the Eng lifh State Lottery begins drawing. The Tickets, Halves,Q2arters, Eighths, and Sixteenth Stamped Shares are falling in the greaten Variety of Num bers, and lowed terms, at Mr. NicHOLSON'S Office, No. 16, Cornhill, oppofitc the Bank of England ; where the fchemes at large, containing the parti culars of the extraordinary fucedi wbich has at tended the purehafers at this office, are to be had gratis. N. B. As Tickets and Shares will not k haw., Merchants, Clubs, &c. &c. will lave money by an immediate purchafe. No. 26, CORN HILL, LONDON:—.III . O :it Liverpool and Exeter. Pigot Diamond Tickets are felling, at Two Guineas eathi by IfgatiSbY and Co. The Prize is valued at 30,000 and is to be determin ed by the Drawing of the prefent Englifli Lottery. —lt will be the Firft-drawn Ticket of the Num bers from t to 11,428, inelyave. The only Diamonds that ever were ditpofed of by Lottery were fold by HORNSBY and CO. in the year 1774, at their old eflablitlted State-Lottery Office. HORNSBY and Co. beg leave to recommend an early Purchafe, on account of the very trifling Number they have for Sale. ECCLESIASTICAL. PROMOTIONS. The Nl'hop of Chefter ba. collated the Rev. Unw?n Clarke, M. A. to a Prebendal Stoll in that Cathedral, and alto tp the Arelscleaeoary of ("letter, both vacant by the death of the Rev. Dr. Breitlaw.ite : likewife the Rev. John Owen, U. A. to the Archdeacon. y of Richmond, void by the death of the Rev. Mr. Sower. dm Rev. Wyatt Cattle, of Allbury in Berks. Batchelor of Civil Law, has been inducicd into the vicarage of Cbolfey, with the meaty of Ilwalatord, its the laid county, to which bs was pr.:tented by las Mocity. MATHS. 011 Weilorfday fennirht, pi hie honk in Bionmfl,ory-olace, the I.ady of Jahn Woodcock, }Sq. of a 1.. n. Loft week, Mrs. Reynolds, rife in the Whanfiral Drantatift, darts. At litettrofoo Haan, -Eaft Lothian, on Monday fenniett. shit Lady of F. H. Sitwell, hfoi. 0 a 4anehicr. 011 the id init. Mrs. Pundits 0 Blair, of a fon. WED.• Ou Veins (Jay le 'LL night, at her Wade au Reeding, lq the 63d ycar , t her Mrs. fluurchirr, widow of the Rev. Edward &Lathier, an d daughter of WtL D WoliAlton, !fa. rte of Finion oogh-Hall, Suffolk. In cvcry reLstion orate lie hod few I 'goals. Her facial and Clarillian virtues weer the elieeet of adruiratieu while the lived; and they will perpetuate tlie wird whit& sli p wky kacw Ilir a kesucly tai for air kok • WIIEN PtoLffional Men of eancation and 75.. fponfibility deviate front.toc 4p.m:rt. by the le k• lion of a peculiar Ilraiteh, the ot long comi nuc d fueeets is the belt criterion of leperiority. Eight years have I devoted my praclice ro the , c h,g re mat. matt of THREE DiSOiI.DERS, and the 14C1..r,ful refult tit my plin gives me additional ardour to upvuf, al. far as I at , able the ravages of thole tomplaints e., ntoß import. ant in the catalogue ui hunt= intionioss. _ After inEtiatiou iato every branch ai an .krr.ilt Surgeon, I formed a wila at at: pariov: of Przetice rilimc from the inmorancv of untdateat,:l Nlitn, or al, gushy dat prom precipitancy of gotcri! Prnaitioni•rv. The TILIEE DISOR.I.)EIO. to Ow cure of which I Ime d e . voted my attention,nornmiza fpcei,. of laNyilt rju, INFECTION, whether of n recent cr t 4:s• durvtio4—adly. AU kinds of ta:1111-fly, wheel: r inirt6 habi t , ( 4 Sehoofirns, or the indulgmer of mature i.LT, and ::,itlyshtt rangemixt of tiii•filtein in Wonv.a mhi;:b is call,l NESS or STERII.ITY. _ _ Numerousf di _ca_s are the whit a igi:OMMN" or hall,. ti etc trewtracet of stionpk Oostorrhea,and it nit anti -qua tly pens that the Led...A . Life are poiroucd by the indi...o.nal ef unguarded be,;„,r. 13y a fliperior mafiosi fuLii coma/dots my eafily erred, ..od oven others others have G it xl , t t. WI that I may prefarae to otter a radical re.ellablithment. . Few however arc the cafes of ersiipliciord difttsfs art shy difarder compared with th 6 caLinitoss fittraious rf Mee mi., from Indulgence ifla SOLITARY VICE, or thoprcealcut Gaie tii,s of a falnionahle Life, acquire that Mate of y whkls is the unaeoidshlexonfeque ., :epf fuck perjtiCious habits. Where the unhapyy fuffeseT broods over iti. ndfery, hit Can , fully conceals his mistortut.e, It may be fame wolf dation Ear him to know, that althnu;h t Ds an ohject of doubt or uncer tainty with other Prwaltloncrs, the removal of there DEMi. CLEN CIES by the gradual prow:hot RaIOVII OM; era acquit* meat of my experience. If the rites of Race:bus or Vcs.us have begun to reduce manly vigour, much ans . :cry will be prevented My an early coubteraelion of this languid Slats, and iu thefh cafes an great difikulties will occur. But where this Deficiency has for years exifted. a privet per &Terence isicalifyeAbiy requifite to revive the Slundwilt fpare',. of Life, and to re-animate the Cooftitutian. MARRIED WOMEN, who ►ave 'dog been difappolatoll in their expettatioas of a Family, limy be affixed, that itt mcQ initances fuchdefeeta arc curable by.lll4ctileal The SECRECY which is fo cfrential to my undertaking, and the qualifications which I have prefauned to Rate, form the of hry Pretenfions, and in coincidenSe with facia this iiai tuition is given, that Mr. B- may be confulted pefuicaly 4tir by fatal inclofing a (mall note) at his honk, Nu pp, Acur. el-Rreet, Strand, near Temple-Bar. There is an additional entrance in Watcr-treet adjoining and the name is on,bw.l) the doors. ---- M. E. Member of theitoyal College of /burgeons. TO THE AFFJACTEC. TIR. SOLOMON derives the ! ' neaten fatisinc 4—F don • frogo the slumber of eskstliataiinoit daily eccw. wherein the efficacy of the Voraal BAL-ii.cef L:i:c..tl is dawn exited, in cradleadme the wont and molt dangerous tymyttuns of WergsWl 4Uor4Ors; atni ke Is OkuT conviinteil nut sotkiee hostentlied fu much to eltaar; the fame pi tLsp Medidose.as its certaintsceets in Hsi& complaints, which Erilre their roris to dug, in silo teaskikation, anti arc Co fatal in the happinets pf Mankind. The.Cerdhat Belle of Gilead is therefere eameftiy recom mended to &offe auhfs is udy,theial ac to the eksnfee b iussess youthful exce(4,..ur ui, ir Leis; !t. puth hJ '4M:thereby brouAtis ss: drenfAves a nu:atoms tr.in at SOS, alld twee the aloft deralft Awl iSListiuur Milking cur yet duces 41.414 1iC111.43 vlikafts. In weak and Ounteted totrftlrutions,w..xlenefit of fight tar me. mon , . irypocliondi tv, trimblings, Lomas of the acted, :mil debility, at it all other dUrafe,r front a relaxed fide of the nervous fyitcm, and often the courepence. et. iincrui.eranci, debauchery, Inatteat ion to t:e riceetfary tares di healtklusary • io fedeutary, itioditte: ur audio life; Oils Cerstial Balm 11..5 . ussisierfi k ily eftaididdi its refffar4are 'Skeels sari near bestial? enunietared amoogit the foram* of 'lade Wiwi dila:verso which :iiedied refeatch Isar precurrd 21 the lit,ffi4s of human 127 g, and created entititer-adtre to haw= Inifery.-• Thonfonds at this day iu the throe kiK7elens, dad gaol Farts ElNVotlfictAkr, Ord to SCl's .I , * day they bell sp plied tes this arinr. remedy, dal enjoy the Ida vp of WAWA. ho .atight titfie have droppod tutu 421 1114,101 Scat:, ate V Minis neerly.irriortalence. l'usith and re of tithe' fix are the objeda of ;his 'v ibrative' and they will unilormly pint:dilate la id fidetheiaa • qualities and effeds;, for whills.r tit. feltem is debilitated in the early rut of or is finkiug udder ;he ad% avec of red. a few dudes t (this Medicine will afford Inatcdiate alfair-rr of returning health and ffrengib, by ;Wing tone to the znufeular fyftern and :again of ligation, and by renovating the con. ftitutioo. To the young It will affotd lafting health, ftrengtk, and fpi• rits, in place of tat:Etude and debility; and to tee. sod sod infirm it will affuredly fund& great relief and comfort by gesso, and fafely invigorating the fyltem. Nervour diforders of every kind, and from whatever cast. arifing, and all that train of finking', 211214110, sod tremors, which Co dreadfully al ilk the weak, the kdentary, and the de licate, will in a Brod tinie be fuccecded by drearfidnefs, azd every prcfage of health. Thole wto have rdidcd in the Weft Indies, ran tdlify the Marry ;feels of this wonderful Medicine, its (anative quali ties have particularly been proved in the Lte alarming epidemic complaint,the yellow fever; and thole who arc languid angel re laxed in their whole fyitent take this Medicine with the bap pieft effeds; perfons die:dodge:big to the Eat or Welt babes, cannot Bore a more important article of health and life. Youth of either (ex, who have predated a feerct and define dr: vice, and thereby related, weakened, and debilitated the • whole INTVO'II fyllem, will find the Cordial Balm of Gilead she matt powerful, certain, and effettual ditorative. The Cordial Balm of Gilead 1. DOW confidered as the gronclt dikevery that has been made In the memory of man ; it is pa tent, fare and pie slant. The rapid and inercafing fame Dehisc ed en its Author end inventor (Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool) is the time and only criterion to judge of the merits of , Medicine, which has been adininiftered from the to the loweft chefs Of people with fuel; happy and uniform (adds.—The Venetia-a adds Medicine frequently cannot get (applied as quick as the demand •is for it, and it is • fad worthy of remark, that they are fold Dearly as (non as they arrive to band, motet the Hag tAtinca Banks bring bcfpnke before they are odiased. Price Half-rDuinea a hunk, and 12 for sl. The Cordial Balm of Maid, and Guide to Health, maybe obtained every day, at die follawitis appointed pliers agile, sit. Loudon, by Mr. Motpews, No. Ell, Strand, In Beth, by Hazard Luora ßer, by Woimfley Sliefiff•rd Letv:t., Biting Brighton, 'Gregor y Littenin, Drury Birmingham, Swinris y • Lynn, . ilea.tiy Bedford, Smith Ladner, Gregory Blandford, Simmons Strides , Bury St. Ed. Dingle Lewes, Lea Cheltenham, Harward Ma: whetter, Lynch Cambridge, Hudgfoa Marptt. Coventry, It oll'itun Maidltonc, Cokhrftcr, Keymer Malburnt-,:ie, H.r • t Canterbury, Simmous Newbury, Carliile, Janie Ncerealtle, .al 'Oldham ' • Etherirston Northarnyton, Chelensfurd, Clacker Not ttnithani, st, li tt e k . Th tia .crams gt c,:. • Chelter, SI-lather Nerwkh. / Poole and Soo chford. Chiehelter, Philipfon PI ymouth, Ctrenceft er, Stephens ffortfmoutts, Chipocuhant Combs Prefton, . Sergeant Dublin, Daridron Pealing, ikn.. ea Co Drewry Sbno-lbury, W,od Durham, ' r i =gtop houtkarepted, Baker St.nord, Se;ith And by al the reputable Medicine Vended, Balkh Ora lee ki every peamelpal town In England, Wand, 9.3.tua11, mot 4awries. . ••••—•—•••••-•—.1L. LONDON Primed for **Poor TiCtaft h 1010: (d Caritabr-11-ert) or *IOTA* Pa:vrr•to etrrizz s. Corey-thrti ; sod paillind by 1...1101. KENT, Car tatmarY-Place. LoPloodt i o r t Ito t.Carsylltrvot. 16-4 4: tit Sr At-Or rocs. Ton*. .• to tobkh Ms C cations 'far tin 1411111 art IW/UO-144 rob: ICEntr:4 ••••••• wITMB T O O; Penes, • Q! to At Si Mel Ow I :.---- r! 41: I -1 tai !et. Sont. Rec. Song. Rec. may aud Nal Song. Rec. S Song. Rec. Song. Rec. I Swag. Rec. Song. Rix. 9711 keg. nt Da begin Pla Warr for P OBS' who& at Le Th lad* Os Pa id Satyr Sy i arPol