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\J -- ~~,y-'r • 1 , - • , pl. I notrniaL airesturevialts itti+Vs; ?tieTilr, sr, 31. sautaittr,lllQ : Id/Tim t . searrerer• cow stru-oaraalso. re MITT., AGM ATTMGNNSI TN, COMINAIMILA IV CRISP DURUM tips o.aosa GLORIOUS CAMPAIGN. raga vruhrtow OP IGTPT RIIMA+TVII feel wrest PARTS OR THE GLOOM: Egypt communicates with thi. Coatis of ayria, CDT :1111111414 Natoli*, and.the Coatis of the Black ire ; with' the-Coals of Greece, of Italy, and ?ante; with tht Coals of Spain, the Northern Coal of Africa , and ail the Ifids f the Mediter. ranean, in a (pace of twenty dais: it communi cates with the Coals of Arabia Felix, of the - Gulphs of Pcrfia and Bengal, the Eafiern Coals of Africa, Madagafcar, and the Cape of Good Hope, in forty days; with the Coals of Sumatra, Java, Japan, and China; the Philippines, the Coals of Brasil, and great part of America ; with ail the interior parts of Alia, Africa and Europe, in ninety days.: it approaches England to her poffef lions in the Eall Indies, by a communication of fifty dal s; and in one hundred - days may fend het • tidings to the farthel corners of the earth. '('heft things-are not merely poffible, hut from natural cattle!, providentially and periodically re volving, often prAnicable and certain. . COMMERCE OF tarsi.. Havitig enumerated with what wonderful cele rity gyp by reafon of its favoured pot - akin, can communicate lifith every other Country of the globe, I may teafonably rake this advantage like wife to the account of its Commerce ; tar what advantages do not derive to Commerce from bre vity and expedition ? But Egypt has other ad 's:stens as important as thefe ; fhe has the fame faeilitlr of intercoerfe tnternally, and can con• vey her produce and importations to every Town wad Village in the Country, with equal prompti and cafe. The rile provides for this; but ot. base more effential obligation to th e Nile, ... ' tatioucrtowS AND CONMENCIAL ItEli0OICIIIN" .Were it needful, I would enter into a detail of various produaions of Egypt ; but fefficient the relent purple maybe to aver from °bier. E v . oa or% y VIM Tint having Ibprdied her neap sal wags, Ike east Ind *usually a thoufand (hips atone with her fuperfinatis produaions. She is the magas* of all the trade of Yemen ; the mart for all the Coffee and rich gums of that rafTerritory:. the is the magazine to all the . tereser pasts of Africa, producing gold deft, ivo. 1 ry, lama, drugs : the is the reign of all the Tra ders of the World ; it teems a cocumon centre of onieerfal Commerce t the coin of all the Woild is etirrent hero. fIerdItTANCE MOTHS SITUATION Or EGYPT TO Kea. LAND ) SIMPLY IN SVIESIITIENCI TO HEE FOl.l - AND COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE WITH swore. , • A eciaummieetion with India by the Red Sea may be eflablifhed,svrhich, in its confequences, will have this operation : it will create a call for the Manufaitures of Bengal principally, which will contribute to the prOfperity of that Country. It will, in exchange, Amply them with a large re turn of Specie, th e finew of our Importance in In.; dla.—lt will &du& from that of the French, by taking away the foundation of their Trade. It will word a channel of expeditious correfpon (hence, which is the Soul of Government, between England and the Eaft-Indies : and -in the event cf a fudden war, may enable us to conquer our ri vals, and add their poffetGons to our own. That event did happen, and the eltablithnient I formed with thefe views, was the *chicle of our Calve tion in India; was the vehicle of oar preferva tion in the Weft holies; was the infirument of gaining that only equivalent we had tw offer in caw Negociation for Peace ; was a eircumftance which 14c1 a confideralile (bare in faring our Na tional H.o. Thefe thould be remelts of its fn tare importance ; but more may be Paid. Very little, indeed, need now be added, to prove the communication by Egypt to be a necefthry link in the chain of our contie&os with India. It will appear with more effea, in a view' of the import ance of this 6mation to Prance. I forefee, that the topic is replete with matter of arduous fpecn lation. taITORTAITIIOT lorry. TO TCAWCI. Before the fate of America was decided, I took it Into my hem, to argue thus--1780; but the ar gument was not without exttaneous provocation. Should France be fentible of the advantage of adding Egypt toner dominions, and were tempted to try the conquelt of it; fiterifig br aria vr i phass us dm trefint, eemeft apse she fro; what Power on Earth could prevent her defigns ? But the queftion being yet doubtful as to itsi ffue, this might be raid, " Were France to make the belt ufe of her prefent power, bet plan would be to leave America to her fate; to preferve her prdent Naval Confideration entire; and to fecure the Neutrality of England to this more plaufible delign. It will bear invelligation." Pear America, independent, may grow to be a snore dangerous enemy to Franca than England as; fira, from the piozimity of her-power to the French Iflands ; and nett, fmm the irrecundle. able principles of American policy with the known suasion of the French Government. Becaufe j FrAOCC will fecure, without fighting, what all her *torts have never obtained—to fay, " as lkrong a Fleet as England, and a Colony more than ade quate to all her Mond% and all her profpeas from , American conneEtions." Becaufe the Commen *jai Interefis of England and France, drawing thence to oppoGte points, may remove the an. cient bone of contention. Becaufe every confide radon confpires in fuch a fyltem to aggrandize the power, increafe the wealth, and infure the tran. glity of France. The Navigation is Sort and . The Colony fubjea neither to hurricanes, licksefs, nor earthquakes. No rival in the way of her Commercial operations. No enemy to inter cept her fuccours, in cafe of alarm. No need of traufporting fubfiacncs to her Forces when awe. "Y""F' - : liVlLri all this to be &eine" Wbuld not France take it for a do}s4nlcasta T Would not Enghind ateetttje it, to Wsbefe Bev deltalok front Aisne rice ? The islikk•tf naeoterißititnietteWfnerb an ac. tun Otani (Ste arthe 'witty imaniave weight wits ' net* but in contemplation of her Ealt % ft Milt Pb enottei and - the profpelt of danger to tbEn finds the -• • • 'tig power of Atnericaon any filtdre to& ' fAglitlii difoOfe her for fuch an necorbusodatibti. Wined would have nothing to fear frbm the Fefentinent of An erica. been& it Mon be the interea of England tis tleptiee her of her Rrength. The acron of - to Ftance might be difartned of its danger to , by an arrangement which should feenre the .naviga tion of the Red Sea excluarely to England t and nature has concurred to every other difonalifica tion. The independency of America ' or even an unreftri&ed trade, which has already been offered to there, are fraught with mifchiefs to the interelts of England : I rather than grant them, would vow perpetual War with Frnnoe. But this opportuni ty is gone ; at the time I now write, America is independent. Let us revert to our text. The importance of this fituation to France is, I think, tranfcendently (hewn in the refleetions we have jull read. England muft now look with a jealous eye to the machinations of France. cowczyisr 07 EGYPT BY }* mica. There is a long preliminary to be fettled before this can be attempted with any certainty of diet. The temptation is, however, paramount to all. When I Paid, that the independency of America, or even an unreftrieted trade allowed to them, was pregnant with mifchiefs to England, I confers that 1 fufpeeted from the leaft of them almoß unavoid able perdition to our Settlements in the Eaft In dies. The etre& of the former I confidered to be nearer ; but I looked for the fame confequences, more remofe in the profpeet, even from the latter: I would rather have vowed perpetual War to France. Some reafons will be expelled from me, I fup pole, fur this inveterate pre-cid:lion. If the latter may be vindicated by argument, the firß, crfcourfe, will (peak for itfelf: I !halt only (peak to the lat ter. Then, I fay, an unreftrilled trade will ad mit the (hips of America into all the Ports in the Ea 4 Indies; and this intercourfe with our Settle ments will produce the effeet. What is the Rate of the Eng lath Poiretlions in the Eaft Indies ? A CountryalmA equal in extent to all Europe, and richer in its natural refources. An army of one hundred and twenty thoufand men, well difciplits ed. A Revenue badly adminiftered, capable of defraying fuck an army ; of defraying the Civil Government; and Rill of remitting Millions fler. ling annually to England. At a diftance mocking all coercion. France and America nearer to them than England, and ever anxious to favour their defeetion. With fuch truths to revolve in minds already complaining of the arbitrary exercife of authority, the Americans arrive among them free, exulting, broke mole from all reftraints. Need any thing be added But I do not infiß upon this, as a role and indif petfable incentive: it has a portentous look, no doubt, and may come in as a caufe, of be conco mitant to theeffed : I conitruamy motive to this conquell upon other grounds. I conarna it up-' , on the degeneracy and degradation of the Turks ; upon the weaknefs of the Egyptians ; upon the common policy of Empires and of States ; and I upon its general compatibility with the views and interells of every European Maritime State en cornpaffutg the Mediterranean Sea. There confiderations united, (and who fhall fay they have no exitlence in fa& ?) the oppofition of England, and of all who may be difpofed to join her, will Cal in their belt efforts to prevent it. MuR I fupport my propofitions by argument ? Then I appeal to the Rate of the Turkill Empire; an Empire ditmembered by revolt ; defpoiled of revenue ; having no refources ; their military fpi rit debated ; their fleet degraded ; their power a phantom ; their Government deceding under its Conflitutional defeat. And it is Rill for me to prove that the nature of all power is to Aire it felf ;to encroach where it can ! Then appeal to the fate of Poland ; appeld to America ; appeal to the Crimea; appeal to Holland ; appeal to the Hiftor7 of the World. I believe there is an din tial pnnciple in the doarine of power : it is ano ther atmotphere ; it can know no void; it rallies in upon every recets ; it is dominion's tide; its caufes float upon the paffions and diftempers of men. In this view, were the Powers of Auftria and Ruftia to prefs in upon the yielding provinces of the Turks France, linable to oppofe them, would embsa& the alternative and join in the fpoil Egypt would be the natural lot of France ; and Rum and Auftria, elated and fated with the di. vifion of the eel, applying to the advantages con tained in the completion of thefe events, confpire, concert, and mutually abet the general and fepa rate interefts of the whole. I have before defcribed the defencelefs (late of Egypt, as to its proper refonrces ; and now, the proteftion they derived from their nominal depen dance on the Porte, is loft in the extindion of that power itfelf. Who, then, is to retift the Powers which may salad her ? If Venice is to recover a portion of her loft com merce and aut., ; if Spain, and Genoa, and Malta, allured by the profpea of gain to them. Selves, from the confequences of fuccefs in thefe Schemes, Should join their confederate force to the Fleets of France ; would England tingly oppofe them ? Or who is to oppok them with any effeEt France, in poffarvm of Egypt, would pollen the matter-key to all the trading Nations of the Earth. Enlightened, as the times are, in the general arts of navigation and commerce. Ile might make it the emporium or the world : the might make it the awe of the Eaftern word, by the facility (he would command of tranfporting her Forms thither, by fitrprife, in any number, and at any time ; and England would hold ha Pohlman is India, at the mercy of France. / t or - 4ii r; Mit t tifor.—The. to drawing the tOtli of November next, slid the Elin its le the 5Li •of March, 11toz.-&-Niite. The Tickets in. both Lotteries will be higher before die time of drawitik.—The 'Tickets, Halves, Q . Ltarters, Eighths, and -Sixteenth Shares, (duly Ramped, purfnant to Ad of Parliament), are fold and regillered by Mr. NICHOLSON, at his State - Lot tery Office, No. 16, Cornhill, London; oppofite the Bank of England, where all bufinefi relative to Lotteries, or the Public Funds, is faithfully tranfaded.—The following is a Numerical Lill of the Capital Prizes lately Told and &Mod at this' Office, vit. No. 5499 . • C.topeo No. 334g1 • Z 40,00 51 7725 - - 20.000 35365 5100 9c6j - ro,oeo sll3sa so,xe 14777 - 5.000 3037.5 - SA OO 17025 - loPoo 42700 . ,iopoo 17049 - - 10,400 4197 2 - - 5.000 19404 • 10,001 44014 - 20,000 19596 - . - span 46676 - 10,000 23339 - 5400 52403 - top' EcUrty‘ many of apcoL zpooL and so& each. Money for the Prizes as foams al drawn. Schemes gratis.—Orders from the Country (poft paid) duly attended to. MARATED. At Hind, jaluaallh Efq. of Barsf ipk, to Mrs; Smitkwidr, third daughter Atko hate Richard Lloyd, of Caillelcak,connty Tipperary, Rf4i. David Wad haw, of Dallyfirrem, county Limerick, Efq. to Mifs Eliza Bradittaw, daughter of Thomas Bmcillsaw, Efq. of Mount.Ston. Harrifon Cauchy, of Cahirconlifh, mintier Limerick, Efq. to Mite Dwyer, fecund daughter of Martin Dieyet,elf &Ur-s -hine, in laid county, Efq. At %Davits, county of Kilkenny, the Rm. George Carr, to Mils CipFlotte Shaw, daughter at Wen. SEhw, Efq. DIED. On the sad ult. of an apopleatic leisure ' while on a vilk at the feat of Mx R. Drewe, fq. of Wawa* Fltzpsioz, the Rev. Dr. Shaba, 61 Hyde, near Bridpart. At Slatefard, near Edinburgh, on the 07th ult. Mrs. Scott of Gala. On the yoth ult. Mr. Alex. Brown, merchant, Edinbargh. At North Meets, Lancathire, Lawrence Hall, near yo years School-matter and Part& Clerk of that place. At Bothwell Park, on the yd loft. Mr. JamesHamiltan, one of the partners of the Houk of Mara. Young, Trotter, Handi cap, and Trotter. At his haute in Edinburgh Calle, on the 28th ult. Benjamin Bartlett. Erg. Storekeeper 48 years. On the 30th oh. it 'rm.. t, Sontafet, M an advanced .ye, the Rev. George Beaver Reiter of that Paris, and of Weft Stafford with Frome Billet, In Dorfet. • Lately, at Gotham, the Rev. William 'Popham, Vicar of Shaftibury, Dorfet. On Saturday laft, in his Sift year, Peter Delmedioo of Abingdoo-ftreet, Weitntinfter. Friday laft, at his honk, in Huoptin Cam, of an spoiler', Richard Child, Efg. late of Old-Brat. On the 30th ult. at his iseafe, in Lincoln's Eno-Fields, Mere. dith Price, FAq. Clerk of AMse for the Oxford Circuit. Ou Saturday lift, in Upper Ring-itreet, Bloomthnry, W.% Racal" widow of the Rev. William Romaine, A. M. late Stellar of St. Andrew by Wardrobe, and St. Ana's, Maekfriars, and Leftism of St. Doottan's in ehe Weft. OXITORDSHIRE.-.-BEECH WOOD, SOME CAPITAL OAK, ace. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION—By Mr. CHRISTIE, At tie Red 'Jon, Bridge4oot, Henley upon 'named, On Monday, November st, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, confifting of 150 Acrei of Woad ;.and, covered with value lk Bench Wood, and fame capital Oak Timber, in the molt thriving Rate ; fituate within shoat fear miles of the Thames, and &ven of Henley upon Therm, in the County of Oxford. Particulate may be now tad of Ile Printers of the Oxford ' and Reading Papas; at the Red Lice, Henky ; the Printer of the Birmingham Paper; Rainbow, Cornhill ; and in Pati na where Plans of the Property may be fben. COLLIERIES NEAR NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION-BY MR.RAINE, _ _ At the Rainbow CeEke-Isork, in Conlin'', London, on Phday tiaa of Odiaber, at Twelve o'Clock, in Nine loia, CERTAIN FREEHOLD. Half and Other SHARES of and in feveral Valuable COLLIERIES; I[ under um, upwards of yaw Aces of Land, in the Comity of wen known to contain Semis of fine Cad ; a large part wholly onwroupht, and vs" advantogooully Amsted so the Banks of the River Tyne, within 3, S. and 9 Miles of Neweatile. The Co/Serial now in work are Tharnhy, Ealt and Welt I,Vinlaton, and Crawcrook ; the former of which was opened in the patent year, and prom[ es the belt adounage to the Undertakers. Mr. Samuel Borah, of Keits-Field, between Chellerle 'tree and Newcaille, CoMery Viewer, will give any further information as to this property, and diatom printad Particu lan may be had ; ails at the Queen's Had Inn and Tavern, in Neweaftio ; at the Wheat Shoal Durham ; the Printer of the York Conant; of Melts. White and Fames, Solicitors, Lin cokes Inn; Rainbow Colfeaboufe ; and of Mr. Lilac, Land- Surveyor Marko e-ftrect, Bloomibury, London, where Plans of the S urface under which the Pad Celllerles Ile, may be fem. A CAPITAL MANSIOI4 HOUSE, AND SUNDRY VA. IUABLE ESTATES, INA= NEAR THE TQWN Or SHREWSBURY—TO 811 SOLD BY AUCTION, In fundry Lots. on Monday, Tuefday, and Wedivefday, the nth, 13th, and 14th days of Odtober, Mu, at the Lion Inn, Shrevrlbury, at duet in the afternoon •, confitting of ALL that moil de fi rable MANSION. called the ABBEY, with the Gardens, Hat-bonfes, Flispoods, sad Pleafare Grounds thereunto belonglag, delightfully reamed in the vicinity of the Paid Town of Sfirrwibury An that Meffuage sod Water Corn Mill, called the ABBEY MILL: A very valnabk Farm, railed MONKhfOOR • Several Pieces ec Pared. of excellent Meadow and Pa tters Land, in and near the Abbey-Fon-eats and Cokham : Sundry Meffsave, Cordate and Laid., la Mutiniee and fs Anftin's Friars : Afro, Two kveral Farms, fituatc in Netley and Wrentnall, In the Paddies at Stapleton and Church Pulverbatch, in the Canary d Sal The PraniG I* tie Abbey-Ft:negate, and Co!dant, will be Leven by Mr. Scokock, Glazier, Abbey-Poregato; thole bit, Aufthis Friars, by Mr. William 114 Gardener ; and the r :minder by the refpeetive Tenants. Printed 'particulars may be had at the place of Lk; of Rich ard Gritllths. Ef. Chapel finic•Cate, Linemin's Ism. London ; of the Printer o f this Paper; of hielfn. Sandford anti Mad. docks, Stationers; and Mars. Lloyd and Afterky ; Attune" Sisrevelbsary. ~`'• _. _- INFALLIOLA URIRMAN CORN-PLAIS l'fiß THE PROPRIETOR of this mull excellent REMEDIf is fo certain of its FAeacy having lICITT falls! Ina variety d Cafes, arm. If It den not eradicate the COMS. rOOt WWI billath, Te IItTUR PI TNT IMO !I T. It will,on application, take tithe Inesnunation Ina lkw Win sod deßroy effectually the Malignity witbuut the kat( bawd, Printed Directions fealed up with it. This It the celebrated PLAISTER that pined Co much re in Germany, and haa been fold in London opwards rjain of ty t Vesrs, with therm:Left remitaeloa. Sold Wlsoleisk and Retail by T. Am" No. a, Pineb-huse, near the Royal Ezekaw; and alio by Mr.Dny, tie. 7, Tatra. took-Ri.m ; Mr. w No. 39, St. Janet's-Rreet; Mr. No. as, Pa/I-Mang Mr. Ward, No. }se, 1M so; and Jeboult and Co. No. ego, Otford-ltreet. At &Mid. by Baigin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Rath, By Hazard, bookfelkr, and ittifomaa, primer: PaHntntigh, by Buster, &web Bridge. rt Po Cm and Claport, Mr. illirding's. Liverpool. by Mr. Gore, prisier.and Mr. Pees, bedifilhr Putt:lllo446, tdr.klak7,oolllllll4:r. • • --r-,--_-:f,.4.7=K-z•frar,..7719 - - !At the only werewolf for Dr. Lamers P0w1...r, V.:. . t ' Paula Chutebsynd,a few doors from the Comer hq.1 1 ,..... t ; YTWE fallortving MENICINES' aft Nth minds annum', Macabre of the Stomp Dmieethipter n • sot thdi ; but no =oust charge hao been mad e (41,,n Tames Powder; h. eontianted et the urighta pn , 24,6 d. per racket. !tar be had at U. 4s. per du,„ he qiumtity of a dozen in one bottle, for tl. ftd. =laded, fb that the ato no funned Bat in order to facilkatie the operation, tad to Mites the t h en of this Art, which would In a groo meafure have pr0v,..1 tax .upoo benevolence, all the other Medicines arc bid to ;.1 i periods "mauling half-a dews or MOM beetroot the et? of the Stamps. 1. 1. • . Dr. Janeis Powder s 6 Dr. Steers% Opodeldor 2 Analytic Mb 4 6 Coma= Gei 1 -- Cattle Powder x 6 --- Paregoric Le. Dr. Hoopes Me ti nage - t Dr...Mathes Chalybmte Camomile Drops Pills 4 0 Effence of Coltsfoot gerry's Bilious Bills 3 0 Efence of P= T t t Dolby's Carminative 9 th Ad t 5 9 Athmied Spirit 3 6 Gide, IVie g nada 3 6 Greenough's 'Madams z r ingils's Scots Pills Tole Lozenge' ast Gram'. DNS* - I ti Mr. Spences Dentrifice 4 0 Horton. Drops 5 • Freake's Tinditwe dß** 3 6 s 6 5 0 Htutham's ditto 1 0 lloglitit, Coffee a 9 .BskadteaTea a 9. Cephalic, Sniff - 0 9 Jones's Rheumatic Tlndlene, 3d 6d, AKe the Genuine Arquebufade lately impeded, and moll ofthe other PrOprietary Medicines in repute. Orders for eay t . cation are fupplied without Stamps as before this Ad. It B. As many perions, particularly farads and mefrengen. ' m ut a k e t h e hool, P. NEWBERY, the Proprietor, i> coSer the occeldry of pointing eut, that it b at the Fait End yr St. Paul's, newel* to Cheapfide, and that it hair great wititetha. emmilrontywith there words 'realised? Tu a ONLY WARINOUIIII VGA ni. JANNS.S.PO'NOLB. WHEN Peofefflonal Men of education and fponfibility dbviate from the general (Oka by the (e -lation of a peculiar Branch, the floction of Lang continua fuccefs is the heft criterion of fuperioi ity. Eight years have! devoted mrpraetice to the enclave treat ment of THREE DISORDERS, and the ftiecefsful refult of my plan gives nte additional ardour to oppie as far as I 3.ti able the ravages of thole complaints which are the molt impost_ ant In the catalogue of h uma n _ _ . . After Initiation into every branch an an Army Surgeon, I formed a wigs' tt an early period of Practice to !lilac individu als tram the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equity dan gerous precipitancy of general Pm:Ai:inner& The THREE DISORDERS, to the cure& which I have de -1 voted my attention, comprise every (pales of VENER FA& INFECTION, whether of a meat or long doraffon,—.sar. AU kinds of DEauTY, whether ,riling from the habit, of Schoolboys, or the hula/gam of mature age, aed lathy that de normal of the fyttent in Women which is called BARRIiii t4P,..SS or trmuury. Numemes Meares are themfelt of Ignorance or hifte in the treatment of a Ample Gonorrhea, and it not unfrottently hap. pens that the feeds of Life are potioned by the indecretion of an Miardhour. By a lumbar method Inch oomplaints iti euZI, and evm where otters have failed, I trill that I may Vrehmte to age: a radical re-eitabliflurtent. rew,lurarever, are the cafes of complicated &firth le this difordu compared with the calamitous I/mations of Men,vrtj from hoeil In 'MILITARY VICE, or thrient ele ties of a mNe Life, acquire that ftate of which is the unirvokbble conkquence of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fulTerer brood, over his mifory, but cut, fully conceals his misfortune, it may be fame confolatioe tor hint to know, that althaugh it be an obis& of doubt or mem minty with Other Praditimero, the removal of thee DEII CIENCIES by the gradual progrefo of Renovation Is the acqoire roan of my experience. If the rites of Diablo or Vann, have began to reolooccasUgem et r, midi many MI be prevented by an early th is langpoid aid la MK' cafes no great will mom ' But where de Dillakeey bee for years milted, I proper Per kveranee is indifyeadady requiftte to revive the aLlinarillg fpatie at Life, and to re-anaMe the ConfLitta don. _MARRIED WOMIN, who have long be dlfappeente4 In their expo:Sat:ices of a Family, may be 'Cured, that in met inftanees filch de:mils are curabk by Nkdical SkML The SECRECY which Is to cicadal to my undertaking. and the elbafthcatiane *Mel I have returned to Rue, form the Bark a/ my Pretcollens, and in coincidence with fuch mation is given, that Mr ft- may bita a ardaad p e r m * (or by letters Inclang a (mall note) at his hank, N. 29, Arun del-ftreet, Strand, near There k an addklemal cmistake in Water-Met adjoin's', and the mime la an both the loam M. H. Member et the Regal Caner. of Iststlearts. The followios cafe was received by Mr. Thema White, Mar tcr of the Academy, Coichetter, from a mfpngt..nie Gentle man, who was recommended to take Dr. iht cum ves Mee- eines by Mt. J. Cooper, Gentleman Farmer, at Levington, near Iprwich, who was bine& radically cured by taking the BOTANICAL SYRUP, Midi a nquert from the Patient for its lannediatia A GENTLEMAN who is induced from his conneetions with jnedical tom, to refrain iterating his name and addrefs, wife, from the pureft motives of ;Aldan , thropy, that his cafe may be made known to every althmatie perfon in tbe loingdom. - For 111 years raft he had been freeway alltletcd with a• akin* that every minter rendered his life very uncomfortable, the cough attendant on this complaint, generally attacked him at the begteming of every winter, and continued till the waren weather of the enfuing rammer arrived, and To violent and alarming were its ilailnealic *di, that many times it Lis thrown him down on the Boat, deprived of all feedibility, at.l to all human Appearance of life ; by the advice of Mr. Cooper, above mentliined, he waited on Dr. BRODUM, took I bottles of hie NERVOUS CORDIAL, to which alone he attributes the Weiler of a perfect cure, leaving paired through the late winter; with remedy a memento of his old trtrableforne companion, which bed not given him a wtek's rcfpite in 18 preceding a in tertei—Aone 1, !Soh JO HOGWOOD, late fervent to Mr. V. Slmpfon,of the Rok Inn, Sittleisboons, was for a length of time mat intole rably aMki.d with a rheumatic complain* wilt* nearly ap proached to paralytic, to Tech a dermas m derive Um of the entire ore of his limbs, which rendered him tappable id wak ing or following Ns bonnets; In this debilitated fate he applied forewent of the molt advent of the Faculty without up-fi nking the limit Outlaw of benefit ; but by being lime/ re' commended by feveral of his friends to Dr. Beldam's NCIROUS Cordial, purcharcd at Mr. John Barnard's, boolifelkr, Sittinr bourn, is now perfactly referred to his former health and we. gout, * enabled to follow his ballads as urge without feeling the leaft fymptoms of the above complaint, and is now coach man to Mr. Nide. Sagas, proptictor of the ilittingboard clock. JOHN HOGWOOD. Wltnelrew t. the above Cure—Mr. V. SIMPSON, Meet of the Rofe Ina, Slttingbourn; Mr. JOHN BARNARD, The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL to be hid at the DoCkar's Hour* 9, Albion-keret, kite. doors from the Leverian Mukum, libettrian Bridge, in Bat- Iles at ass a ts.6d. and ss. 6d. ; Saki aro by J. !inns, Leeds; Wood, Wakefield ; Stook Huddersfield; Patter, Ripon ; khugvnue„ Knureiboneiei limes and )Idwards, Halifax; Hanky and .thwortb, dale ; Howarth and Hartley, Bury; Douglas, Blackburn linnatrier, Oithero ; Walmiky, Lancaster; Walker, Pyri tes; Bratirenite, GMBH ; Biginge, Merritt, and Wright. Liverpool; Clowning and Bode* Staines and Lynch, Man dieter • Mlothall, Cherie". ; Peek and Drown, Hai; Wilt fon. Rotherham ; Berl, 'faikalter; Shack Niellogon and eitardadd. Beadfaed ; and by mak Indio Cry. LOJIDON r Piloted for the Propietors, by JOHN DANIEL CanalloyAnin) at the fir AI PitIItTIMP-Chriel, NO. II i rd pablithed or LiVIL AVM, (2(Cas - terborpyrree, Lantbeeh), at Ira r. 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