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r Ili‘.- . !ME MONODY OF MERTON. • Dab I darks e the raght b the bedowy glean, Oh, Merton! that bingo au thy &Cold* plan; And dire la the breath on the gale from Me tomb. That tells thee HORATIO In battle is Gain. •• Per, fearer: from thy quiet retreat had he Bowe. With a patriot ardour his country to fen Ere trumpets re.. Lim that the day I, hie 0wn.... Ere lutes fully Thornier—he Gnks to the grave. • Load! loud may the Nation its gratitude (peak, And folmen proceiroos his manes attend! But mute be the feeling that nunnens your cheek! They mourn for their Here—you fish fir year Ftknd. Ak, Merton ! fu fain'd in our annals of old! When the outworks of Freedom by Britons were won; irtrw your Sifts from their Heat'il et bills mut behold Thielabrie they Flamed , a pesferv'd by your run °. Tar, he made thee the feat of the Brave, And Alen thy (-chore with rapture have rung, Whets fatted, pure Wandle, by thy limpid wave, The praltes of Valour I y Beauty were lung. Al, give me, dear Merton, the Hero would far, My ebb tide of life le thy Atelier to live; With the frivids of my heart, In thy meadows to Stray, Is the brigliett reward that my Country tan &yet. Pet alas ! now thy cloillera may moulder away: Mims, may thy willows bead over the wave Iltewited by his fplendour, you role Into day paging d into oizlat, as he funk to the grave ! J. r. • The Eames of Morton were paled IA the Abbey adiuiaing Lord Wow= Nelfees bout.. t A literal quotation from a letter written by the Noble Lard a kw days before kb WI gloriosa bat fatal battle. • . I FUNERAL OF LORD NILSON. FURTHER rearreotaas. The body being &policed in the Captaiags Room at the Admiralty, on Wednefday evening, was at tended all night by the late Lord Nelfon's Chaplain, the Rev. Mr. Scott, and Mr. Beeltworth, cabinet maker to his Majefty, condi:l2A the whole of the flare arrangements at Greewich, In contemplating the procenion of Thurfday, grand, folemn, and auguft, beyond any recorded in the annals of becaufe it refembled in nothing the triumphal entry of a tyrannical or defpotic COG. queror, for the mete gratification of a prep/terries,' vanity, the fii ft idea that flruck us was, that the At.. *imams , DISPOSER of events had, out of bit mfinte selfdoni, degeed that our favourite Hero fhauld bd accompanied by fignal tokens of his good will evert to the grave. The fky was one of the finch that we ever remember to have fien at thi.feafon of the year. even before day.ii,;ht the people began to affemble from all quarters. The moiler of the Voluuteerr, who were appointed to particular dories on this grand oecation, wive molt refpeetable, every man mixing fenlibentt of the higlien veneration for the deccafed With thofe which he owed to his own reputation and to that of his corps. The troops otilleated in town, and in the adjoiring villages, for the purpofe of going in the proceffion, iweir a tt, on the Alen at the earlieft hour. The Car triages of thole who were to form part of the train, were driving towards Hyde Park ; in Mort, every perfon and every thing that could be fecn, (hewed that the funeral of Lord Nelfon was die only thing then thought of in London. Before eight o'clock, 'all the windows, balconies, and other handing place., in the front of the houfes, that afforded the much. • fought for view, were filled with genteel perfons of both fele% dretred almoft without exception in deep mourning. The pavement, and fuck other parts of the ftreets as was not kept by the Volunteers for the ofe of the procenion, were at the Came time crowded with an immenfe and impenetrable multitude. The forface teen from above was like a tea of waving heads. So univet fel was the intereff, fo equally felt by every individual in the Britith nation, from the bigheft to the towel ranks. the procehlion did not begin to move from the 1 , Admiralty till eleven o'clock. It was led by a mi litary force far beyond what any one would think re quifite to do honrur to a procenlon, and amounting in number arid charatter, as well as in appearance, to a formidable army. There were near ten thoufand regular foldiers, confining chiefly of the regiments that had fought and conquered in Egypt, and had participated with the departed Hero, the glory of delivering that part of the world from the tyrannie ambition of the French. This fplendid and gallant body of men, at the fame time that it may be jualt regarded as the moll appropriate part of the funeral proceffion of a Hero, the favourite °Ned of whoa foul was martial glory, was viewed by every one with fenfations of Inquire and delight, arifing from other mutes. A regular military farce, In numerous, of fuel: a gallant charadcr, and fo noble an appearance, rambled without the fmallen bottle, without being miffed in the places whence they ware withdrawn, and without any marks of an increafe of military force in town from their arrival, tilled every one with furprire and confidence. Every one Paid to bimfelf, a How great mull be the military power of a country, where filch a force can be collefted at a moment's notice f How great mull lie the facility of putting that power in in. tion, when that force can be fo rapidly collated without any appearance of exertion ? This too is, at a time, when a great part of our regular army is nu the Continent—and when the country was fuppofed to he partly drained of its regular troops."—With a regular army of Immo° men like there, what might not we hope to atchieve E ver y one was lit trek with the fine appearance of the men. The 21ft, and gad, the loth and rath Light Dragoons, and the Scots Grey., challenged patticular admiration. When it was betides 'Lodi. dered that above zo,ooo Volunteers were employed in lining the nieets, two deep on each fide, every one was fatisfied, that an adequate force could be eafily *trembled on the inflart, at any point that may be at tacked, if the force of the country was caned out and well dire red. The military part of the procefGon was doled by it detachment of the , Plying Artillery from Woolwich. The troops marched in brigades, and in order of battle, the Cavalry being natuened at intervals, be. Yemen the infantry and the flank companies, covering the as iillery. This beads of the Mersin -regiments, as well as thole of the Volunteer Corps, played folemn dirges all the tittle, with the niolt awful and folalime circa. The drums were mused, and covered with black.— The other inflruments, the colours, &c, had black crapes affixed to them. They proceeded in a flow and folemn pace, and confequently occupied a confi liderable time in paffing. In all the qualities which adorn the foldier, we were happy to remark that the volunteers, on this, as on other occafions, emulated the troops of the line, and did themfelveaMse greatefi credit. They were, as usual, conciliating but firm, with the crowds of people who frequently, In their laudable eagernefs to fee what wae going on, greatly incommoded their ranks. Owing' to this praife•worthy attention very few accidents of confequence occurred. In this celebrated Proceflion, thole of the brave crew of the Vidlory who attended on foot, attraCted much fyrspathy and notice. For our own parts, we confers we were more highly gratified ai:d moved with feting the feven gallant Lieutenants of that flip, on foot after the Corpfe of their illufirinus and lamented Commander ' than the molt fplendisi and sumptuous part of the fete. Their appearance, demeanour, and all the fenti ments winch their pretence infpired, produced the warmed interen in every mind. When the Car, which contained the mortal re• mains of Lind Nelfon, came in view, every counte nance became faddened, and tears in abundance Rowed from every eye, particularly from thole of the mull amiable part of the creation, who belt know how to eftimate the merits of extraordinary men. The Car was, to ufe (and not improperly) a nau• tical expreffinn,from Rem to (tern, nearly twelve feet in length, resembling the hull of the Vidlory man of war—the 'name of that chip being infcribed in its l'imper place ; the word " Trafalgar" on each fide, and 4 , Nile"' on its head, which was formed by a figure of the Goddefs of Vidlory. Ott the deck were railed three platforms, one over the other, on the upper of which was placed the folendid coffin with the body, which has been already accurately de fcribed, partly covered by a magnificent velvet pall, over which rote a mon tastefully contlruEleJ canopy, to an elevation ofabove twenty feet from the ground, furmounted by rich plumes of black feathers : the campy was fopported at the corners by four palm= trees, the Items of filver, and the foliage of burnilh ed gold. On the entablatute on each tide was the appropriate motto of the aims of Lord Nelfon -44 Palmam qvi await, (rat p over which was fume elegant filver fcrole work, in the Greek taße. The Car was drawn by fix led hortes, in funeral trap pings, and weeded by the heraldic emblems, borne in the Lout of motaning coaches, which have been already deferibed. And here it is but jullice to notice the condo& of the Gentlemen who, in a mourning coach, carried on a colbion the coronet of the Hero. With the' moll obliging complacency he held it alternately at each window, and by this means highly gratified the' fpeetators. This part of the fpeChicle, as we have laid, chiefly attratted the attention of the populace, who teemed to look up to the moving (brine of the departed Hero with an admiration bordering on re ligums enthufiafm. " It was enough," they faid, endeavouring to relieve themfelves from the preflure 111 the crowd the moment it had parted, 44 to have fen that : the joys of Ha await bias noble fpi• sit l—they wished to fee no motet" This feeling was, we may fay, univerfal, extend. ing even to the very lowa chili of the people ; and was fcarcely alleviated by the confederation, which mita naturally have arifen, that, among the group of Naval and Military Worthies, who attended the Funeral Proceffion of the departed Hero, there were many who defcrve to be confidered as his legitimate fucceffors in glorious atchievements. The preparations for the accommodation of the public in the church, to witnets this grand Funeral, were upon an immenfe kale. In full recolleilion of his Majesty's two yifits to the Cathedral in 1789 and 1797, we do not think that, on either of thee ocea floor, there was any thing approaching to the mag nificence and fplendour displayed yeflerday. Every thing that could interelt and imprefa the nsind with the due folemnity of the fcene, was brought for ward with that degree of elle& that could not fail to fink deep into ththcarts of thofe who deplore the Hero's fall, and whore bofoms glow with animation and relent:tient for his glorious demite. Hay, SARAH ECRTORD, aged thirty five years. When fill this cafe of Scrophula made its appearance it was in the abfnrhent glands of the neck, which be came rather thickened, and then advanced to a hard tumor ; the applied to a medical gentleman who brr.nght it to fuppuration, he then opened it, and the neck became ulcerated from the ear to the Ihoul• der ; tumors loan formed in the falivary glands, un der the chin, in the parotid, by the fide of the ear, and the abforbent glands on the other fide. She was admitted an out patient of St. Bartholomew's Hofpital for tight months, withont receiving any .reliel. At this time, by the advice of Mary Efdaile, who had experienced relief at the Difpenfary, Soho fquare, (be began taking the Drops, and continued them for the fpace of a twelvemonth, when the ul cers healed, and fhe became perfe6tly well. Crown Court, Flut-ftreet. SARAH ICKFORD. Be careful to afk for SPILSIIURY'S Patent Anti• fcorbutic Drops, having the words " By the King's Patent" esprelfed at length on the bottle. bill of di reCtions, and outride wrapper ; the Kamp alto, the King's duty, is printed in black ink inllead of red.— Bottles price ss. 6d. los. and tl. as. duty included. Ipenfari, No. a, Sobaktquare. -...-.. LONDON MARKET'S. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK.LANE, JANUARY to. There were very few arrivals of Wheat to day, a fhort fupply on hand, higher prices are afked for fine famples, and few fates are made.—Barley fetches rather a better price.—Malt likewife—White Peas Ilia plentiful, and incline farther downwards—Beans of each fort are dull tale—There is a middling flip. ply of Oats ; this trade is heavy fate, and quoted rather cheaper.—ln Flour no alteration. O CUILItt4CY AS 11/11Dti t Wheat. is' 6a. yos pc qr. GM] Peak 3os 361 Fine Ditto. 73, 7ss od Beans, scs Os Rye, 36d pas od Tick Ditto sos. 471. od Barley,3 ts 371 od Oat., 23S 176. 3:a. Malt, 60s yss od Poland ditto 32. 33s 64 Wisits Peak, 30 421 ad Rape Seed, 311 dal per lan. rrite[rLous. _ Fine Flour 66s to 635. Seconds ssa to 6m. mina. RETURN of WHEAT In Mark-irne, including only from the ajd of Dee, ether to the 28th of Ike—Total 1 , 4.43 9...em.n. Average 63s )}d—os. td lower than Left return. A PsrußN OF FLOUR, Front the of December to the 33 of jinuary. Total-12 43 8 rack.--Areragc 6 0 . cm Old. lower than laft mum. INSPECTOR'S RETURN AT UXBRIDGE, JAN. 51.. Wheat per load a l 0.. t. 211 05 Barley per quarter al zos to 81 .68 Oats per ditto tl zos to 11 168 Beans per ditto 21 ICI to 21 141 Pmfe per ditto al os to 21 611 PRICE tiE HOP 3 IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. lip 61 6. to yl ys Pock, ts 61 7s to SI Ss SMI THFIELD MARKET, January 10. To fink the offal—per (tone of Nb. Beef 41 oil to js *d I Veal 4. 84 to 6. ad Mutton 4$ ad to js 64 Pork as 4.1 to 58 ad ARAD OA 7IIIII DAT. • Bealts, about 600..-Sheep and Lambs, 7300. tales Or NAY AND STRAW IN 3 1 3$ to 41 Os—Clova• 31 35 to 41 to, Straw, 11 fis to 11 ids NEWOATE and LEADENHALL, January rex Per Ewe of 81b. by the carcafc. SW 3$ 04 to 45 14 I Veal 3$ 8d to 5$ 84 Mattis Ss 4d to 4. 4:1 Pork 41 44 to 5s 46 PRICE OF TALLOW IN LONDON. St. James's market es 4 ['own Tallow 694 od to Os Clare Market 4$ o{d Yellow Rulha —4 to 69. cd Whitechapel Market White ditto 68* 03 to os (pet Roue of 816.) 41 Chi Soap ditto 67s to o. od Melted Stuff sts to 58s od its id Ditto rough 38s od to os ' . Average Price 4a old Greaves too od • Good Dregs t Is to CI Yelkow Soap, 745, to es—Mottled, 860—Cur.1, 90. Prise of Candles per dozen, t ts od—Moulds, las col • RAW HIDES. Hide. (peritime) 3s 4d to ;a Ild I Huth Skins 38. cal to 290 Middling 3s od to 3s 24! Sheep Shins 3. 6d to 6. 64 Ordinary as 8d to 11 10d Slindiihp Os od to os Cd Heavy Calf its 6d each I Lamb Skins os od to os od COAL MARKET, January to. Ships at Market Ship. fold Price Ira Newcaftle Coal i 6 465 od to SIS od. 14 Sunderland 5 4ta 94 to 431 od 3 Stone Coal t 37 1 9 41 I Cinders • t 3t. od COURSE OF EXCHANGE. AmEerdam 36 42UL 1 Cadiz pap I Naples 44i Do. at fight 3s 3 Ditto 374 eff. Genus 47 Rotterdam it to a Ut. Madrid pap ',Moo 60 Hamburgh 33 524 Uf Ditto 31 a. Oporto 62 Altona 33 6 24 Ur. Bilboa 38 ME Dublin sal Pari. t day's date 25 52 h. , . Leghorn 5z Cork r3} Paris - 26 o 1 Ur. Vcitices9 4 iirresPicoli crEittive I lourdcaux at i 6 ditto per 'Lite:ling. Palermo. 96 pence per oz. Agio es the Dank of Holland 5i per C. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE. TO-MORROW Morning - t 8 minutes after 7 Afternoon . - 46 DIiMOM after 7 The RIVER SOAR, or LOUGHBOROUGH NAVIGATION By Mr. SCOTT, In the Monthly Sala of Navigable Canal Property, on Friday the 7th of February, at Twelve o'Cloclt. at Garraw.iy's, Change • Alley, London, (except previoully difpufed of by Private Con• tratt) in Five Lots, I'HE Remaining FIVE SHARES fir SALE in A. this eltaflifheal very valuable Navigation, from the River I I Trent to the Town of Loughborough, one of the molt produdtivel concerns in the Kingdom, continuing the Lekelter Canal to the River Trent, and eitentive Navigable conncdtiooa its profperity. Is apparent, by Rating. that the Two tall half-yearly dividends amount to Ninety Six Pounds per Share, for the year, clear of all dedudtions. . _ _ 'fins excellent line of Navigation polfeßes eminent advantages, pr.-kitting well-foundel prolpeets, that the precut very larue Dividends will hill continue confiderably to incrette. Printed particulars at the Anchor, at Loughb , rough; Three Crowns, I.eieefter ; Bell. at Derby; White Lion, Nottingham; George, at Litchfield ; Saracen's Head, Newark; the New Hoed at Birmingham ; at Garraway's, and of Mr. Scott, New Bridge• Recut, lotion. Bu rHs. Mortar Mt, Mr.. 11,wernft,Bmad-ftreetAnildings, of a fan. At Edinburgh, at the 27th Mt. the Lady of the Kay. Dr. La mont, of Ernerogn, of a fon MARRIao. Mositay, at St. Georges Church. Bloom(bury. Adolph Leo pold Pfeil, E( , . to Mits Parkes, slaughter of Richard Parka, hfq. of Luton. Boifardatirs. DI Pt) On the :td inftant, at his Cord hook, In Geolbenorplace, Arthur Sttswart, the infant feat at Lord Oarlies. At his (eat. Herat Houk, Rofs,ire, North Britain, General Sir licauf Alone.. Knight of the bath, and COSOCCI of the cad, or Royal Highland Regiment. lately, at Frankfort, Pincus Levi Hargeks, principal Rabbi Of the Synagogue. lie was the moil keened Jew at his time On Wednefday, at his husk at Cat unitury, Robert Efq partner in the Houk of McCrea t/arfed and Co. Wwni .t 4 Teensy evening, at his chamber', In Lineohes-liin, aged CS. Bennet Combo. FA. Same afternnoa, in Lipper Berkeley-greet, Portnumfguare, the infant daughter et Captain Batt, of the Royal Navy. *lad sr Pro .f t t he PI ga:y of Folio's BALSAM OF HOIo.v.rIOUND. MR. Reindhart, Druggilt, Leedb. WAS 4 111;eled with a violent Cough and ConfitmptiveCoruplaint,and tried every Medicine be thought likely togive relicf,hut without anygood die& having fold a confiderable quantity of Mr. Ford's Balfam of Hore bound,and beard It fo highly fpoken of, was induced to make a trial , and to his great furprifc, before he had taken half a bottle, found hinifelfperiedly reltored : the other half he gave to a poor woman in the neighbourhood of Leeds. who had three children labouring under the Homing Cough, and perfectly curd them Prepared and fold by R. Purd, 6t, Barhii an ; alto fold wholcfale and retail by Lathy, Welton, and Prout, 79, Newgate-ftreet ; Newhery, St. Paula Churchyard; Shaw and Edwards. ditto ; Di eey and Co. Bow Church-yard ; and molt Medicine Venders, in bottles at as 9d—and each. HAVING dedicated ay'e.f to the ttudy, ana A ten gradfied by Cie m.ft a , nSJerable priEtice to that bract gelds I [bought eroner to leleft, I truft that I hare not more mil' etnloyed my Owe than thofe who, In the emotive 54d of the prnfehion, are *reef (=Cy inunerfed to uncertainty, and coon. t always attain that font's which Is acquired Sy eoecentrating tt e I:actin:Wei power to one clefs of di'or?.en The &Cafes of DIBILICY arc peculiarly diftreflng. , or the. bring with them a train of coreomitant fruptoar and, by a dc prelSca of ail vita; energy, exiflence IGdf becomes embittered Whether they Rule from the prevaler...e of ill example, these true aver habits of (chop:. boys, or the indulgences :f maturity, the, re guile the mcft afE locus prof-Stoma idil ; lon by tbe *omen& of uneducated mat, the tymptanas are aggreea mai C e coca tution Is deftroyed Asa WV BMA of the ROYAL COMM:Ivo: SURGEONS grtund my pretentoas on regularity of talncatioe• at. poll (Go a eV?" privilege to preence I feel my' elf entitled to that coulldenc, with which. i have hitherto been Co Überelly honoured. . . . . . In the &ft fentseions of lo.:%1 wealmefs, early apolketloo preva.t tte &lenity of a debilitated *lame; but where the Cu' ler r, from a coo eiotrnefe of the utunenline's of the view wital coifed bis ca'sfertme is (awful of the to . ,Lteettpt or mutate of lls family gbytiehin ant broods over his infirmity with csreful coo. admen it mutt be fans'aegary for him to he &Mired net only Of taped:lll , of Mattoon hot aro o' ele IV OR InvioLthle &creel , . And in recent Ven dui Contotaints It is poahle en prevent oils danger or diltrots ; in tte aloft campeeste.! cries it is th acquire moot of eartutlve experieme In this line to fired a "a'e, offal. ▪ l'peedy re-eftabliflutwat I offer the advantage of this experienee to the* of either 'ea Irks ere elltldtal with any kind of iißkw.rrY, of any frmptsnis ese INnterk)N. a,,1 in ali earl tte terms et tans amsdatt are Rased te the Orft inttrview . Pat:ntain tie country art etpttl•tlto Image • &al Dote, &la car rtiu,Ale4 to tpecey t>eir let and matter of Wring. VA+d'SN SIRS, Mr ob or of the Renel College at Sorel*, in London No ft, Arundalansoi, Amid, ann Teeple lac FOR 811.10rS DISORDERS. Dr. JAMES'. ANAI.FP Fie P 11.1.5. FROM a new mock of adminiffering there PII.;;; by the advke of en eminent Phyfician (fee the hew direaim $ t. Bilious Difeafes,fo prevalent lett ticularly among in reins who /tar_ refried in but climates. are rtmoved with arrans eak mad fan . y than by any other Medicine. They are equally efhesciotts Irian INforders of the Stomach and Bowels; in Istdigellhns, I.ofs to" Appethe, habitual Coftivenefs trosbileforme Fletul-ncies and ('fen. lies; likewife in Gouty habits. in gitkilnefs, or Rh !made Palo,. it, the Head ; as well as thofe occafiuned by free „sing; then by' preventing Panics and Apoplexies, (o often the confequenee ark. temperance. Reenurfc Mould be had to them on the firft attack of a cold, or any fillht Fnlifpoa.ion ; or alter any exerf. of ember or drinking; and thus their well known chaes,Acrillie will be maintained of promoting Longevity Traveller. by (sa our 100 • . Gould never be without the Analeptic Pitts, 84 they require Oct thee confinement nor atterannu of Mee. They are fold only by F. Nrwasit r and Sons, at the Wareltovf. far Dr. James a Powder, No. 45,5 t Paul's Church yard, four dot., s from Cheaofide, London . • and at Dr. fames'. late Houk in Brume. ftrect ; in bocce, price 45.6 d. each, twin one large Box, cont , u a ?: the quantity of fix for ass. duty liveltulcd.—loot are gi.nuine b• th e which have the wordl, F. Newberg, No. ey, St engraved In the Itanspe. wri firs FFhf ALE PILLS, for the GREF.N SIC/C4q!, end ot..cr DISORDhRS incident to YOUNG FEMAI.Es T kit, following innance of their uncommon effi cacy. I. worthy the attention of the afflieled. To Mrs. KEARSLEY, Fleet ftreet, London. MADAM, . . I am the unfortunate daughter of an officer in the army, who fdl in his country's mute, by which mew lab family are left in a fitaarion th3t it iw uccdfary each °mold endeavour to provide far thrrofelves, which, from indifyofition, I was entirely Inc/parka/el from,till an intimate frlcnd recommended your Pills,wh:ch have ht a wooderfal marine, ralorcd me to health, having removed the obitradies complained of, and In etinfelmnee soy complexion, which was exceedingly yellow, has rcfumed its wonted colour, my health is quite recovered, and the pains in my head and ftomach •with .umberkf• other complaints, too numerous to nientleat, have now all fubfided, and I am once more In full health and fyirits, able to encounter every difficuity.. 1 beg you will make my cafe public. as malty young women from a redraw, Me huts fimllar complaints, which they are unwilling to attribute to the real caufp--want of exertion. Permit me to return you my molt grateful thanks (wall favours, through the medium of Mee. Smith, and believe me. Your much obliged, and very humble fervant,,. . Exeter, Aug. 4. sacs. CAROLINE WALKER. Welch's Female Pills„(with diredlinns) price is. od. a bog. ant fold wholefale, by O. Kearney, Flett-ltreet, London; Dicey and Co. Bow Chui els-yard, Cheapfide ; F. Newberry, No 4g, St. Paul's Church-yard; Bacon and Co. No. km. Oxford-neat; Bodes. Cheapfide; and Barclay and Sou. Fleet Market. • As anodise Medicine is fold tinder the name of Welch's Female Pills, which is (Furlong, pureafers are reimefted to 'e mu*, as the fureft teltimuny of authenticity, that each hill of &- tedious is figned with tits name of C. Kearney in hand writing ; and ou the outfide, whereby (errant. cannot be impeded on, the Ramp is minted by permilLon of hi. Majtity's Honourable Cots miffinnera of Mantis., than C. Keariley, N 0..; 6. Fleet-areet Nome ,ohers are goduiase. NERVOUS DEBILITY. " The Loan bath cabled Medicines to grow out of the earth and he that is wife will not abhor them ; fur with furl dock be heal men, and take away their pain. '—licel.lxxxviii. 4. 7. CORDIAL. BALM OF GILEAD. THIS Cordidl hate been uncommonly foccefsfall with young people, who have the appeiranee andarle of nid age; who are pale, Ifeininate, benumbed, ftu pid, and even imbe - cite ; whore bo au are become bent, wlrife legs are no laver able to carry them ; who have an utter inflate for every thing, and are totally incapacitated. Where the Boma& is frequently difor. tiered, the body i. weakened ; paleneft, bodily decay, and emaci ation fuccecd, and the eyes fink into the head. Ihe virtues of the CORDIAL BALM 01 Git.rAD ate daily delllollllllltCd, ill (Tali eating the word and moll dangerous fymptoms of nervous debt lity; and nothing has tended fo much to eltahlißi the fame of this medicine, as its certain (needs in thlfe eomi faints which &Ike their roots fa deep In the cooltitution, and arc fo fatal to tbe ha?. pinefs of mankind. . . The lady of John Jackfon, Erg. of Cartle-Carbery, Kildare. Ireland, was two y. ars and a ball completely bed-rid,km sod .net able, from her ger at we ,knefs. to eat, drink. or .igdt any thing. till the was sties'sl by a friend to try the truly celebrated Cordial &dm of Ude id, rine bottles of which bas had fn eatraredinary and happy an rife t, that the is now, though at the age of 63 yeast. able to walk nut and exercife berfelf, being molt perfeCtly reco vered, to the furprife and aftonifhtneat of all her neighbours ; is confideraion of which, and In justice to the medicine, lberaguefte this may he made public. James Adkins, wafter of the John and Henry, fpfwlcb, was cured three years ago, by the Cordial Balm of Gilead, of a Bats. lence,indigeftion, and asthma, attended with retching and ficknefs which he had lablured under a lung time, aced ha. remained pa— redly well ever fince. James Vaughan, Efq, late Banker, Briftnl , acknowledges with gratitude that be received infinite benefit from Even bottles of ad I Cordial Balm of Gilead; having been thereby renamed from as asthma, cough, violcr.t wheezing of the lungs, ftrong Lypochoss drise, lownef. of fpirits, great relaxation, weaknefs;of body, reitkfit nights, and unconifor able dreams, all which reduced bins very much ;he is naw lufty , o tone and hearty,and sMoys better heakia Uftil he has experienced for there 35 years pall Sold in London, by Mrs. Matthews, tB, Strand; Dicey and Salon. Bow Church-yard; Baton, zso, Oxford-ltreet Fiddine. 76, Oxford firer:, oppollte the Pantheon; Butler, 4, Cbeapfade; Barclay and Sun, Fkm-market; Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Fauns asurchiard ; Howard and Leans, Ines-lane, Welt-Smithfield; and by all rcfpcc'table Medicine Vender, in the United Kingdom. Dr Solomon may he conlulteel by later (poll paid) addregsd to him at Gilead Houle, near Liverpool, Meiotic% tie steal Fee Half•a-guinea. To THOS. TAYLOR, Efq. No. y, New Bridgc•ltrest, Landon: Q 112.-1 confider it but an a& of j.illice due to the merit. of your LEARE's PATENT PILLS, to communi cate to you the following Cure, which ha. recently been performed by them:—Au acquaintance of mine, who by the breaking tee of an old Venereal Complaint (attended by a Comidication Dif orders wiling therefrom 1, was redund almnit to a Ikekton, and though he had the belt medical advice which could he obtained, and tried a variety of patent Meditilleß, nothing could be procured which teemed to Cult Ids cafe, or dr, him any krviec; he remained in a most reduced and pitiable fituation for two years, unable to follow hi. profiffiun, and fearcely able to walk or even to Rand ma hi. leg. ; in fadt, none who lowcw tam ever flippant it While for hi., to ne o wer. tic was advifed at La to t n . Lys: re PI LL s—he did fo, (trial,' adhering to the dim-aims given with them—he had not taken more than two bones, before he found an alteration fur the better: this encouraged him to proceed, and ;ay taking a few boxes more be towel hi. appetite and arength gradu ally return, and is now as healthy altki as flout as any man t iw. You are welcome, Sir, to s'efer any peeing to um foe a confirmation of the above account if it Olinda be doubted. am, Sir, your obedient bumble fervent, Library, Fulliftione, July to. alior. 'lllO. PURDY. Prep.-red and fold by the Cole Propti,t,r Taos. TAYI.OII, Member of the Royal College of SUrgeOrie. Left don, at his !mule, No. 9, Ms , Rreel Where, after a conllatit readence of more than 4., years, in • practice particularly dirofled to the cure of Venereal compisinta and chore incidental to the parts of generation in both rues, with that Inviolable fccrecy which men of his pruft.flinn Mould plow. obferve, he natters hinifslf the cdvice and Lidaoce he gratuitoully achniiiiitm to rerfons taking this medicine, will be esteemed, h g a sliferming public, as an advantage idiom to be obtained, and acad's( anshiguity. _ . • _ _ Alfo fld, by hit appointment, for the convenience of thofe ing at a diftanee, at the Perfumer. No. js, , t A t!-an'adereet, Pat: Mail; rho 'foyOsop, 103, Oxford flrert; h4r. Difborongh, 7. T 0... arect•bill; Mr. Baxter's. South hridge. Filinburgh ; Mr. Mb., Glafgow ; Mr. Callwell'a, Dublin; Mr. Billinge's,Llverpork. 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A GENTLEMAN, who has received a CI -is Education, and unites twenty yaws maim' eaperl the initrudtion of Youth, a ith a gement knowledge of the has formed an Eftablithment far EigLt Twang Gentlemen to 6nills their Education. or Ilt them for the Unte e rat i Mather odes are pardettlarly attended to. sod French is ilpolkon in the family.—The particulars and cams mai be by applying or addreflog sane to hdefira Dulaa sad C0..1 lara, Solo (quire. LORD NELSON. Thia day were publibed, See price sa. 6d. fond, anbel with a biking Llkenads, MFMOIRS of the LIFE and ACHI AUNTS of the Right Hon. HORATIO Lord NELSON—By a CAPTAIN of the BRITISH NAVY. The Filth Video. To which is added a particular An the Funeral. Printed for H. D. Siatsads, No. so. Patenteßee-re HUME AND BELEHAMI HISTORY OF ENCH. From the Ear Heft Records to the Prefent Time. comp MR. PHILLIPS has the honlor to offer Public the only coarpkte, refpedablc, and sullen of With Hiftory which has ever been predaced. 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KOTZEBUE's TRAVELS IN ITALY. This day were publifbed, To four clofely printed Volumes. fmall Oitivo, uniform other Travels of the fame Author, pries One Pound in ¶ 'RAVELS through ITALY, from LIV through the TYROL and FLORENCE to NAM r NAPCILS tbnugh ROM', BOLOGNA, MILAN, and Vi Kati te, performed during the dote of the year 1804 ommencement ut iScs. By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, Author of the Stranger" Lovers' Vows, Pizarro, Etc. tee Travel! in Siberia and in France. Various F..ngilOs critics have pronounced Kotzebue I every refpeti, “tbe jr/7 rsvv.llers," as well as the nme painter of manners and ehuaeler that, in this line of corn inter addreired the Public ; and the univerfal inception vett in Siberi, and in ' , ranee, not only in every p.rt of the but In every country in Europe, is a circumitance .:ento Of 1419 extraordin.try merit. 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