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LAW INTELLIGENCE. CONTINULD FROM Tit PRICIDINO PACs. BISHOP OF I ONDON'S COURT, DOCTORS COMMONS, WEDNESDAY, DECFMtER 7. PM ON v. PEYTON. This was a suit of nullity of marriage, brought by the husband against his wife, by reason of minority. From the libel produced, it appeared that the parties had been married for the period of ten years, and that the marriage was solemnized under a licence obtain ed on the oath of the husband, the lady being then only sixteen years of age. The Court (Sir WILLIAM Scorr) after hearing the learned Civilians on the one side and the other, and recapitulating the evidence, was of opinion, that the Moe did not amount to sufficient proof to warrant the Court in coming to the conclusion, that consent had not been given on the part of the father ; and ad' cordingly dismissed the parties. COMMON P1...F.A.5.-DECEMBER 7. WILSON AND WITS W. SIILNER. !This was an action for a malicious prosetittion. &fendant had some transactions with the plain tiff, in the course of which there was law proceedings. Wilson had snatched a paper which was to be laid before the Arbitrator • and her husband had, as it was alledged afterwar ds, assaulted the defendant, who proceeded to charge them with assault, but did not prosecute them to trial. It was upon this failure that damages were asked for to recompence the in jury which they had sustained, and-the Jury accord ingly gave the plaintiffs 459. BARRON V. lIATFULT.. Mr. Serjeant COCKELL described this to be an action brought by a very ingenious smith, to recover 101. for making joints and plates for the Royal car. ronades ant artillery. The defendant holds a con. tract under the Board of Ordnance, and he employed the plaintiff to do the work in question. It was argued in behalf of the defendant, that the charges were irregular; but several witnesses proved that the work had been done at the usual prices, and the Jury gave tjle plaintiff a verdict for the whole of his demand. EVANs V. FislIER. This was an action for wages, brought by a servant against his master, a grocer in James -street, Covent- Garden. The question at issue was, whether the phintiff had hired him elf for forty guineas a year, or twenty-five guineas ? The plaintiff claimed forty gui neas, but, having no evidence in support of his agree ment, he was nonsuited. Sir Itatts MANSFIELD finished the Sittings at West minster, having di =posed of all the causes, and this day the Court sat at Nisi Prius in London, where the causes set down for tt ial amount to 148, including 29 Special Juries of the first importance. A Recruiting Officer, at Wolverhampton, has un dertaken to walk the distance of 72 miles in 72 suc cessive hours, for a wager of 210-guineas, at the rate of one mile in every hour.—Bets are considerably in his favour. Such is the mildness of the season, that in several parts of Cornwall, apple trees are now in full blossom; and, even towards its northern extremity, in the gar den of Jotix PEAHSE, Esq. at Camelford, are ripe strawberries, and others in full blossom. • The. following singular coincidence of remarkable circumstances actually took place at Munches, in the &ewartry of Kirkcudbright, the hospitable residence of Mr. and Mrs. MAxwau., on the llth November: —a goose sitting upon nine eggs—a blackbird's nest containing three eggs—a magpie building her habita tion—and a cherry-tree in full blossom ! On the 19th ult. an apple was pulled from a tree in the town of Old Deer, which weighed 12 oz. and was 12 inches in circumference. At Bury fair, on Thursday last, there was a consi-- d'erable shew of neat stock, bcth homebreds and Scots,, though not so many as on some former years, which, in general , sold at high prices. Of horses there was but an inditerent supply, but the fevi good young cart colts obtained high prices. Butter, od the above, and two following days, sold at from 675. to 68s. per firkin, for prime dairies; halves, 955. . . Thursday the old-established and well-atteiscied fair of StaMford-Bridge, near York, was held agreeable to ancient custom. fhe show of beasts was not so large as, in some former years ; the prices were consequently high ,all the English cattle were sold. Scots were not 'in so great request. The quantity of merchan c6ae was unusually great. At Ingatestone Fair, last week, in Essex, there was alarge show of beasts, particularly of the Scotch and Welsh binds, which were taken of at a little advance is pricS. • • Natural History.—There is a beautiful littfe hawk, geiterallY called a sparrow-hawk, but which, in fact, is of a very different species, being a kestrel or wind hover (Falco 7innunculus), now living, belonging to Mr. Joins Km:, of Buckingham, which frequently takes its flight, and is absent for several days, a week or two, or longer; when i: returns to the house, and does about as tamely as before. It was taken from its nest, when eery young, in June 1807, and bred up tame. Mice are its tavourite food. Within the 1 last two months, it has changed its old plumage for I a new and much brighter one, being chiefly of a brick-coloured red, embellished with elegant black triangular spots. A performer was latelx advertised in the bilis of a strolling company as from the Theatre Royal, Drury lane; on inquiry into the cast of characters he had sii.riciaarin 'the metropolis, it was discovered that he played die Is t of aLcrof the leethant in 131 u, Beard A sang u inary boxing Match for what the combatants termed:a:kw ofghs anda bellyful!, took place on Tues day, .near Wormwood Scrubs, between Richard Jones, a professor, and - George Toby, a coachman. There was a numerous meeting, and after a subscription had Veen entered into to compliment the winner, the combatants stoutly contended forthe purse (three guineas) for one hour and ten minutes, when Jones wa; declared the conqueror. Muttony took the lead o iektme, the combatants having m il led each other un til they were blind, and in that situation, they were placed to each other thcit seconds for the ast ten thinutes. POLICE. HAlrstonzA nom—Yesterday, 1..-- S(4 was fully • committed, charged with stealing from the shop of Mr. Taylor, in Lamb's Conduit-passage, a cheese and a 'half, while the family were in a back parlour. George Ellison was te-examined, and fully commit ted, charged with stealing a large quantity of planks, boxes, and nails, at different times, from his employer, Me. Brass, box-maker, of Water-lane, Ileet-street. A ludicrous circumstance occurred one night last week at Broomhill, near Whalton :—Some villains attempted to rob the barn of Mr. JOHN PRATT, of ,that place ; but while they were breaking in, two chimney-sweepers who were lodged there for the pur pose of starting off early in the morning with their 'work at the farmer's, were roused by the noise, and one of them calling out, lam coming," the depre dators scampered off in great terror. Monday night the Leeds waggon on its way from the Bull and Mouth Inn, was robbed in Finsbury square, of five trusses, containing superfine cloth, a piece of kerseymere, and other articles of the value of upwards of SO!. Monday, the 21st ult. about twelve o'clock at noon, a fire broke out at the Parsonage-house, at Upton, the property of the Bishop of Oxvoun, but rented by Mr. CbNIOND, and under him by some poor persons, divided into two tenements, which burnt ra pidly until both tenements were totally destroyed. Mr. WritTroau, one of the Coroners for I)evon shire, a few days since took an inquisition on the body of a ....aman belonging to one of his Majesty's ships, v.-ho died at the Royal Hospital, Plymouth, in conw quence of the brutality cl a shipmate, who, when he was knocked down in an affray with another. man, on Richmond-Walk, Plymouth-Dock, jumped on his belly, which so bruised him, that he languished seve-1 ral days, and died in the greatest agon,y - . The Coro flees Inquest have since found a verdict of Murder against the perpetratcr, and he has been committed to Exeter Gaol, to take his trial for the offence. A few days back, a man of the name of Jean Pair, a French prisoner of war, on board the Bristol prison ship, lying at Gillingham, was suddenly seized with a 'violent indisposition, and was ordered to be taken below to the surgeon, by two of his fellow prisoners. While they were carrying him, the man, whether from agony, or what other cause is not known, bit one of them in the side ; the man who was bit was so much enraged that he instantly struck the sick man a violent blow on the stomach and on the head ; the next mor ning the man died, and it was said that his death was occasioned •by the blows lie had received. In conse quence of this report, it was judged expedient to have an inquest, which was acci,rs:ingly held before J. PRAM., Esq. On examination, it appeared by the surgeon's evidence, that the man was taken spec chless, and died in consequence of sudden illness. Verdict —Died by the Visitation of Con. Sunday, as a Gentleman and a Lady were driving with great speed in Hyde Park, on the road leading to Kensington, in a tandem, the shaft.horse became so ungovernable, in consequence of a Gentleman's carriage coming in contact with the innerwheel, that the tandem was upset. The Lady was very seriously hurt, but the Gentleman sustained no injury. A countryman going past Cooper's Hall, and ob serving a steam coming out from the windows, oc casioned by the person; inside washing and preparing the hall for t• the drawing of the Lottery on Tuesday next, asked " what was the matter r' when one of the workmen archly replied, " they are getting the steam engine ready which is to draw Five Thousand Tickets next Tuesday ; one cf which may be worth 100,0001. How vexatious must it be to all those who intend having a chance in the Lottery, and defer buying it until the morning of drawing, and then not be able to procure one at any price. The demand for Tickets and Shares at the Offices of Hoaasfiv and Co, in• creases so rapidly, that they cannot forbear urginy their Friends nut to delay buying, particularly at this juncture, as 'the benefits to be derived may never again occtuc--X, Cornhill, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough. DISCOUNT ALLOWED ON LOTTERY SHARES.—Every Purchaser of Shares of Tickets, amounting to Five Pounds and upwards, will be allowed a Discount, at J. WaitNEß's Fortunate Office, 16, Cornhill, where Capital Prizes to a large amount have been recently sold in Shares. The Lottery begins drawing next Tuesday, with superior advantages to any former Scheme, viz. 2 new Prizes of 500 Tickets each, be sides 4 of 20,0001. 2 of 10 1 ,0001. 2 of 50001. &c. &c. None of the recent improvements in machinery have excited so much general attention as the Ma chine for Mangling, invented by J. Moituts, No. 53;' Snowhill, being constructed on new and true mecha nical principles ; it is worked by one person with the greatest ease, making the linen in a short time beau tifully smooth ; is very compact, and never subject to be out of repair. That truly valuable and interesting Work, entitled " A Guide to Health," price only three shillings, with an elegant Portrait of the Author, contains a distinct Treatise on every disorder, particularly inci dent to the,:e climes, with their vafious symptoms, mode of treatment, and specific remedies, in which . is interspersed useful advice and cautions to young persons, whereby they may arrive to old age with sound and vigorous constitutions, and escape ,those dangers which so many f a ll into. This book Zooid' be attentively read by all who have any regard to their health and happiness, and may be had of all Booksellers. PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUGH MARKET. BAGS. Puccsr S. Kent 31. 10.. to 41. 12s. Kent 41. Os. to 51. lfs East Kent 01. —s. Last Kent 01. OS Sussex 31. Os. to 41. Os. Susses 31. 10s. to 4L 6s Fsrsihatn (Pocket.) 61. 6s. to 71. 7s. per cwt. PRICE OF HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD. Meadow Hay 61. 6s. ton]. 0.. Clover 61. 6s to 71. New ditto 51. as. to 51. 15s. New do. 01. Os to 01. GO Straw 11. lips. to 11. 16s. ---- COAL MARKET, December 7. Ships at Market Ships sold 33 Newcastle Coals 22 491. Od. to 56s Od. I Sunderland 1 495. 9d. to 001 Od. Cinders 0 —s Od. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MOIULOW b . - Morning - - 53 minutes after • 6 Alteanoon - - 17 minutes after . taAittrans^tiv A - Iv• Mit MS with Yesterday, et Hackney, Japan* . Hdpas. T. aj. srlli* 11t•I Helen's, I.ond• - mi merchant,* to Miss Jame p ulsford, elf it. Tho• mass-square , H;ckney. • At Glynn, on the 14th ult. Caren Walker, 41Ia Retbnant, and Brigade Major to the Forces in Ireland, to Miss Penelope Leslie Johnston, daughter of the late Adam Johanna, Fag. of Glynn,. in THESE Pills are Bilious Complaints, .. ranged action of the stomach, of bile is obstructed—or from _ . county of the bile is rendered acrid stomach, caudeg sickness, &c - la habitual costi•ea head-ach. and also during gular good effect. Price Sold wholesale and r, Church-yard, London United Kingdom. _ DIED. • • Saturday last, at Bath, Mrs. Charnock; Laski of John Charnock, Esq. of the Wand of Barbadoes. • • In the island of St. Domingo, on the 'nth of Aegast, John Laing, Esq. eldest son of Thomas Lang, Esq. Haddo, in the Soth year of his age. • Lately, at Oiduborough, Miss M. Buxton, eldest daughter of • Captain John Buxton, of the Hupe,London trader, who has been ! - for some time a prisoner of war in France. B EAUTY of Countenance, On the 25th oh. suddenly, aged 65, Mr. O. Hobson, of Mid- dieham, surgeon. He left his own house apparent l y in the most tures, are allowed t perfect health, to visit 'a patient at the distance of a few miles Proprietor of BUTLER only : immediately on his arrival there, he complained of uneasi- to remind his Country , ness at his stomach, and after taking a little refreshment, hi. head lows half its inflnence • was affected : he instantly sunk back is his chair, and expired rotten and unhelthy without a groan. the present prepteeltion.l Lately, at Aberdeen, a coal-carder of the name of Thom, well ever) blemish of the eu. known for some gran as a remarkable character. This poor-man, composed of Vegetables. whose appearance bespoke great poverty, while his. penurious It is recommended r mode of living, on such scanty fare as was hardly sufficient for the away everylmperfectio.„ support of life, seemed to point him out in. the greatest indigence, enamel a the Teeth, as teutteri:tg the Srea:i p hi o e s i :t a i si on d o in f akin this g hl ° n; e G v iilins a• br of int7.4. eit t foPrru°Paerrd t s o h : e ubli n c d. vt: T a t was visited, during his last Illness, in his solitarrand wretched apartment, by some nriskbours, who discovered in the came.' cf hue; and a certain pseyentive a ga inst the '1 ooth- ach e . his chest t, of silver, wrapped up in a piece of an old ;:tck ! This sum, which might have been SO well applied towards the nwt such universal approbation; and the Proprietorh t"ic comfort of the miserable possessor in his declining years, now be.. dog ais in daily use of Royalty itself. comes, it L said, the property of a brother-in-law, residing in Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. Butler, N o , 4 , e h Montrose. Gardens; Pidding, 76, (!sfard-striet; Clarke, 36j) ' ; Baiter, Edinburgh and Glasgow, and by most Country Venders aosd Perfmtwes; in boxes at os. 9d. eaet t . • '6 aetmATED SAL M BY AVCIIION. . . . , . VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, WHITE CROSS STREET, OLD-SPREE', MIDDLESEX. Fy Messrs. SFLIRP and KIRKITp, At Carrarray's, on Fridtty,Decembtn 9th, at Twelve In Lots, QUNDRY Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, LA cons'sting of eleven Houses in White Cross-street, Nos. 174, to 184; and several houses and tertemet t. contiguous, in Bear and Ragged Staff-yard, and Scott's-yard, let to eighteen respectable tenants, ou repairing leases, commencing Michaelmas 1812, at moderate rents, amounting together to 7421. per annum ; also the present nett rental of 1241. per 1.111111(11 for three years and three quarters, arising from (the above estate, let on lease, which ex pires at Michaelmas, 1818., (when the before-mentioned rents, amounting to 742 i. commence). To be viewed till the sale, and particulars had in due time of Mr. Anne ley, Solicitor, Hare -court, Ttanple; at Carraway's ; and of Messrs. Sharp and Kir:UT, Winchester -street, where a plan of the estate may be seen ; as also at Mr. AnnesLey's. DiXON'S CELiditATED AN TIBILIOL THESEPas lave .long obtained a jnst celtbrity 10 the privite prietlee or the Proplieter, Mr. I ite r , &dory, and greet success in many ohstiae.44 Dssorders, our mainerosts`patientb of distinction and odltmg. cuLarly the Duke of Bedford, Sir GeorgeW erten, See Cre vel h p Turner, the Dowag e r Lady Say and :sae, the Viscoenteshi,. Stc. he was persuasied to offer them to the public,xey the approbation and sanction of their name. • The following is a proof of their of sr De g lees*, Haverfordwest, South Wales, Eh 44,1801 " Captain I.loyd presents his compliments te'hir. Dine : though hut personally acquainted whit him, wouldtake hash. your, if he would send hint four or five boxei of his has as he possibly cans Mrs. Lloyd., who has 7.lways used &AL 1 eine, is now pregnant, aiid wary unwell; for the great mis* have been se Mrs. Lloyd, as well as to Colonel Bisheisildia, fiutilly, Capain Lloyd feels It his deity to recomineatitills wherever he goes ; he really thinks if Mr. Dixon woik ana i i Monte persons as venders to this county, it would be a bathe the community." • • The Pills are found tote an incomparable remedy farm* dse tour of the stomach, for curing indage...l.,n, for prima* erpdhlu t , and their consequent disagreeable tructatial s ailsw linciesi They prevent habitual and temporary cultist:sewed head-aches, and heart-horn, which is occasioned by prep* and a debilitated stomach, whether arising front the actinhayi the, redundant bile, intessiperate diet, or drinking to mesa Sold wholesale and . retail at Mi. Butler's, No. 4, cofner. of Paternoster-row, London ; Baster, Edinburgh iasgow ; anal retail by most country Medicine Venders, is bons 3s. Ad. atil 6s. each. CAPI'I'AL DWELLING-HOUSE. TO BE SOLD (IN FEE) BY AUCTION, • ' By Messrs. BALLY and BARTKUM, At their Great Room, No. 10, Milsom..ttreet, Bath, on Monday, the 2Gth December next, at One o'Clock, Unless previously dispo.ed of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given) THAT truly Desirable.and Convenient HOUSE., with Garden, Hot and Green House, late the Property and Residence of P. C. CaEs etc NY, Esq. deceased ; situate and being tke centre of Portland-place, Bath, an establi,hixi and airy situa tion. '1 he Premises w..re completed under tl e inspection of tie late owner, and are in tront 48 feet, to a long paved terrace ; con tain eight Servants' Bed Rooms and one Closet, six attic Bee- Chambers,*and two Closets, a noble Suit of three !arty Drawing- Roomi, with' folding doors, and Statuary Chimney Pieces; on the ground Boor alarze Sitting-Room, Library, Breakfast-Room, and Butler's Plate Room; a spacious vestibule or entrance, two Stone Stair-cases, patent Water Closet, large Kizehen, House keeper's Room, Servant's Hall, Butler's Pantry, Wine and Beer Cellars, dry arched Vaults, and all useful and inferior Offices, ow fit for the immediate reception of a Nobleman and Gentle man's family. Conveniently ccnnected with the House is a Coach. House for two carriages, St-bling for li a horses, and a most complete Brew-•tonse. For further particular and treaty by private contract, apply to the Auctioneers, 10, Milsont-street, Bath. . . N. B. May be viewed by tickets until the time of sale. iNDIOESTION—IiALLAMI • BILIOUS PILLS. • Ire- particularly recomnbendec:: ante, whether arising from a wai t ,. Komacb, from adds, whereby th e • . - -or from excess eating cirdrinkir 6 ,.6.„ acrid and corrosive, and re r ated y lit is , y jaundice, windy disorder, tiveneu, shaggish state of the W a tts ring pregnant 7, they may be takes Is s i t s . 2_ rice Ski. per Box, duty included. f retail by Shaw and Edwards, es, m ; and r e tail ur all MisilicineVenlersks. F.BRA RESTORATIVE "'Wri t 17 1 POWDER. 3ountenance, and regularity of y fte 0 L . 4 e s s dotinguish the lintish .ER's TOUCH POWDER wan( ,Wid cry -women that the lustre of their e where the Teeth are di shdourtd, 0 1 .44 VOA appearance —this is the more tnex Swofforda the infallible means of d " . . enamel, and is safe in its applicatioe, • des. 1 r, the' attention of aft melts, as ei, a s„ non, anth.r in th.- c.•lotir, or ..he cise e! ,,q d • II 11.0.1fterti•ro •k•• 4 Old I CP bran SALES OF SHIPS AND CARGOES. At the London Tavern, Forlolg-street,: Plymouth, on Tuesday the 20th Decernbe: - inst. at eleven o'clock at noon, precisely,. T HE Good AMERICAN SHIP SALLY.— Dimensioin : Length on desk, 88 Feet Heighth between the Decks and Half Deck, 5 feet 2{ in. eatith.ahove the %Vales, 24 feet 11 ii,ches. Admeaseres 808 88-94 Tons. _ _ _ TMs' Vessel lesiearly new, well found in stores, and is fit for general perp:ues, square-sterned, and may be sent to sea at a trifling expenete“captured by his Majesty's Indefatigable, John Tremayne Redd, Esq. Commander. And afterwardewill be sold, for Hume Consumption— About Six Thousand Pipe Staves. • • Five Thousand Hogsheads • - 'Den Thousand Heading. Alsoee-The fine American Brig PEGGY, Dimensiims ; • Length on Deek, 74 feet 1 inch. Height-between Decks and Half-deck, 4 feet 114 in. Breadth above the Wales, 24 feet 6; inches. Admeasures 17G 34-94 Tons. This is a very fine Vessel, and would make an ocellent paeffet4 being fined for the ac c ommodation of passengers ; she is welt found in stores. Taken also by the I udefetigable, John Trample Rodd, Esq. Comm:indef.. And afterwards will be sold, • The Remainder of the CARGO of the French Ship la DIANE, captured by his Majesty's Ship Indefatigable, John Tremayue Rodd, Esq. Commander, on bee voyage from Bourdeaux to the Isle of France, consistinrof, for exportation, 453 Hhds. Superior Red Wine A quantity of Olive Oil 69 1-4th Casks do. White do. Do. Fine liqueurs 600 Cases', containing 2000 do- Do. Brandied Fruits . sten Superior Red and White Do. Pickles Wine Do. Dinejtilms 20 Dimijohns 1:1o. Stationary • 19 Half hhds. Vinegar Do. Carpenter's Tools 93 Cults Paint 153 Bags Corks 7 Cases Hats 30 Bundles Ina Hoops 733 lion Pots, different sites - 9 Casks Iron Nails Hhds. Glass ' • S Do. -Copper do. 50*Barrels Hog's-hied S Cases fin Plates A quantity of Cordials 9 Do. Iron do. And k variety - other Otis alc *kw a general cargo, destined for Elsie Bonaparte. 4- -est: And, itanedlafel y afterwards, The CARGO of the French Brig I'ADIir.LE, captured on her !nine from Boutdeaul to Guadaluspe, by tits Majesty's sine In defatigable, John Tree:lane Redd, F.K.ConSilnaisder consisting or, for exportation, 184 Hlsds. super: Jr Red Wine ' 38 Casks do. White do. 90 Casty do. Red do. 45 Ditto White do. 43 Casks Vinegar Kegs Brandy 1 Quarter-Cask do. 97 Boxes Caudle* 249 Baskets Olive Oil 36 Cases Mottled Soap And, ;sit W' . i 45 Cases Pickles 24 Casesprtsierved Fruits 30 Bags Corks 4 Cases Haberdashery 1460 Woesil Hoops Slp Liman Twigs 7 Ea" ca., Bags 24 Bunilles 3 4 Casks Nap . 170 Barrels Flour - 356 Baskets 179 Cases Cheeses - . 16 in lead - _ _ 76 11. - asus 7 K egs potted / B ee t 5 D. Alamo& 3 Do. Potted Pork AO Kegs Hogs Lard 1 7 Sides Bacon 22 Ditto Butte; 200 Dried Cod Fish And afterirards her Provisions &e. , , Aho, the Cargo of le Grand Decidf, captured by his Majesty's gun-brig CONFLICT .1. B. BATT , Esq. Commander, from St. Domingo to Bourdeaex I 905 Bags Coffee 7 1 Bag Tortoise Soil 46 Barrels Do. 1 Cask Gum 278 Pieta rustic . SS Hides, in the hair For viewing the Vesvh, Store!, lad floods, or any further bv foramina, apply to W. P.Aatt r ',Esq. Game-street, Dock 1 or to Plymouth, Nov. 2V. )ANTES BLADE, Plymoudi: . - CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. Is there no Balm in Gilead ? Is th.Te no Pfryskin tine? Why that is not the health of the daughter of my ptople no. verd ? " Jer.viii. s 2. " 'I he Loan bath caused Medicines to grow out admen* and he that is w ise will not abhor them ; for with such dolt he heal men and take away their pains." Led. xxxviii. 4.7. IT is notorious that various disorders of the human frame are brought on by dissipation in youth, aid tbe gross violation of those rules which prudence dictates for tbe purrs* tion of health, and laying a foundation for a longs:al happy life, with a firm and strong constitution. The lieseagaothealth are no sooner lost, than painful experience teaches the inestimißen lue of it, and the unhappy patient looks around, too aim, ave. in vain, for the means of its recovery ! Doctor Solomon, ef 1. verpeol, recommends his CORDIAL BALM OF GLUM ts all those whose constitutions have been impaired by early Moro. dence, and whose nerves are afflicted by intense study, the too he use of ardent spirits, tea or coffee ; as welt as to all persons win are enervated by long residence in hot and unhealthy disown in which cases it will invariably prove of the most sovereign ell cacy, bracing the relaxed nerves, strengthening and ineigotnig the constitution. The various weaknesses peculiar to the fair le coon: immediately under the power of this restorative, endless, ladies of fashion and respectability have found It to be the he medical appendage to the toilet they ever mat with for nag* the decayed spirits, dissipating head-ach, faintness and Imeisc creating a pleasing vivacity, chasing away melancholy, Wl* comfort and strength to the whole system. Prepared by Dr. Solomon, Gilead Hou.e, near Liverpool, 10s. 6d. and 03s. bottles ; the latter contain four of the forme,4 which the purchaser saves ss.--Every genuine bottle hustles* which bears the Proprietor's name and addras," Satd. Solari, Liverpool," to imitate which is felony. N. B. The postage of all letters to the Doctor must bcpilk Nod i Os. 6d. as a fee inclosed for advice. Sold by all the iespurable Medicine Venders, BooksellettiO by every principal town in England, Ireland, Scotland, and !We -1 rica ' prite Half-a -Guinea a bottle, with copious directions saki 0 BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENt LEAKE's Genuine PILLS, so justly famous fd their superior efficacy in Curing -- and )1 1 0 of the Venom) Disease, the Scurvy, real:mint of diet, in an easy, expeditit her. One small tasteless POI is a dose, tible, and requiring no particular at In 15 days they generally cure where they fail in that tang of peril tient has the happy assurance that he so restored, let the degree of malignar.cy It is an excellency peculiar to the the camplaining part, and enter into matter, which they speedily dislodge red by experience to be a preserver rer, by taking only eight single Pills ..., iu short, the Patentee has this extraordi! that whatever he promised himself fron fulfil and exceed, as though impatient fame. These Pills are most worthy Masters and Captains of Ships; the keep good in all climates any length now borne the test of rear 60 years, themselves, and honour to their author, last eight years they livr!radically c sena, many of whom had been discharged saliva.ion had been frequently repeated, made use of without effect. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons i- Nu. 9, New Bridge-street; wherehe - 'Fee, to persona taking these Pills, tees, if post-paid, on the same terms, most inviolable secrecy, no patient's n mentioned, but at their owrrrarticidar during the course of more than 40'' ducting of an extensive Mk of the tire arisiLg therefrom. They are also sold, by his appointment, SS, St. Alban's-street, Pall-mall ; t ford-street; Mr. Disborough's, N. opposite the Monument; and by one . town in England, Sec. in Bores of of with full and plain directions, wherebl cure thernseton with ease and secrecy. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britoil& on which, by favourof the Commissione Oace " T. Taylor, No. 9, New is fateny i and all others are count( I LONDON : Printed and Puillihed terbury Plate, Linemen, at the Sr street Pallibed also it dieSri.z. ring every degree and ;mes i fm s vy, &c. without confinement editious, safe, and stereos • a dose, Its operation invest :i attention. , r, re those cruel Disorder; el rfectly restoring health, lig I/ he or she is at the eve ofWI livrar.cy be ever so great. • these Pills, to make diredir into contest with the AA dge and expel. Theyhe," •er of health, as well MO" ills Spring and fall in enell llll • i traordinary obliption to 1f from them, they were 00 10 • 'tient of immortal and aloe! rthy a place in the cabindee P the more so, for that they gth of time, and that they he's • ears, with Increasing credit, uthor, insomuch that (lariat d l ly cured upwards of 40,t 100 k . lit ischarged front Hospitals WO 6 ,4 rpcated, and all other m-• Proprietor, THOMAS TActil iurgeons in London, at hie hem rite will give advice, witheeli 1, and will answer Patient, Le ems, observing in all made. .• at's name or case baring 'elder 'elder request, by the Pr o v es ' 0 years, that he has " d the Sc above medicine, and cher° tlntmenr, at the Perfumer's , " . I; the Toy-shop, No. lot Ot No. 7, Fish-street - HA_ one Person in every considees" • of only •es. 9d. each, sealed hereby persons of either sex erect!. Britaini s waled u p with steloh Mesione 1, is printed at elle St! Bridgc•Arect," to Wats low tureen . . 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