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ate -~.-T • ~_. IA"r! 1,P;..- Cj . i'` ( 1 1:P:1 01 kl.l Y. SEPT. 6. 1:11; 4. 1 .• v t!,e in :t comiool• ct. I.tkrunations cf we?: t!): b'We COM t :.••••• ar arr ; k Rm Accorl Pal• :r n.. 7 : I mlfter : a Vl.aoint, Cllll, it ; lea 11 , 31. ; Mt; curius jundlcr) ; .1 !.. 7. , l hy; 'Web.% The thips and cargoes wile claimed as n t iitral proem tV : 1 Ict:!*,y Voy,;;eur Rourn.Gnrrani mailer —Thi. ea:p iris nt::h a c .-ro of wive, and other articles con ti,nw,...l on thc zroumi h. ilk: enemy . ", prorrty. • • _ . . . nutter.— i ihip was laden wills a' c tiro of ctttfce, cotton, anti various other artici. s, bound on. •tts.a•• tt-ont Sul in. mto Antdt -d un. 1 nil was alto eondc:uned ct I 'tt eh to ort.t•ty. except the private adveoture 1' .S. ~ t 1 • rt.ftt r. Ic I) iog fimilar to the former, th, c.trgo w.ts ctt.t.!•tnittetl, eaccpt ottc-ct,;,lttli of it, which was re.. l e : ye... for t.trtltt:r itjtithcazinn, iikcwife the thip. . . .tr , ltttot peorerty cxo.tt the private A.lventur. s , which were rcflortd. The kitchcl, Cotton. mallt.i.—Tbis fate W4ll reltorttl by con -I.lt, n p tyna ofSalvote. rt..% ot de Flaah. 800 matter.—Comientued. r. 7.—The Nancy, 11:ibbs mailer. This was a queftion of falvage. It appeared that this Ameti can veffel had parted with her anchor off the coalt of and in confequence was driven on (hove. That loon afterwards a number of perfons went on board, and rendered her affiftance, for which a claim Of falvage was let up. On the part of the owners it father appeared that an offer was made of ss. to each man for their fervices on the occafion, which was not accepted. The Court, after hearing the Counfel on both was of opinion that it was as flight a cafe of falvage as ever came before it ; therefore pronounced that the laid offer was fully fufficient, and, as it ap peared from the evidence that the parties had been guilty of improper condua. in the management of the iranfa6tion, it lhould allow them no eons. The William and Mary, Dixon mailer. —This was a quellion ofjoilit-capture. It appeared that on the 26t4 of May; iffot, the Alert privateer, Captain' Fergufon cOmmaniler, captured the above !hip, laden with a cargo of hides and other articles, which cargo was condemned in the Paid Court of Admiralty, as good And lawful prize. That, pending the laid pro ceedings, the gars privateer, Captain King cons. wander, fee up an intereft as joint-captor, the Mars being in fight at the time, and therefore this queftion now came on to be determined. The Jed e, afar heating the evidence regd. and the Caeafel on both fides, pronounced for the joint capture. DUBLIN. commission inrecziotacs, to conviwyarion nom Tss STAR Of YESTERDAY. SATURDAY. SEPT. /. • 74. Litz ftdod ttial on an Indictment for High Treafon on the two branches of the Statute 25th Ed ward 111. recited in the former cafes. Mr. Arroamee Guinea' informed the Jury, that the Prifoner at the Bar, from the .nature of his trade and occupation, being a carpenter, flood within the influence of a fpecies of public prejudice which has pervaded the minds of very intelligent men (ince the breaking out of the late Infurreaion. This proba bly arote from the many implements of deftraaion Which were found, and which bad been fo often de tailed hi esicienee, requiring the affiduous operations of men belonging to that trade or craft. Of this prepoffeffion. as well as all others, the Gen. ileinen of the Jury were to endeavour molt complete. ly to divea their minds, and weigh the evidence which Mould be adduced to prove the fags laid in the India . ..lent; on their fpeeifie merits. • • The preliminary evidence of a traitorous infurrec eon breaking out an the City of Dublin on the night of the aid July, having been previonfly gone through, Lieutenant Coltman, of the sith regiment of foot, war called to prove the particular charges againft the Prifontr at the Bar. On the night of the 23d July, having proceeded at l the head of but four men of his Gym regiment, and fome yeomanry of the Barrack Divifion, in coloured clothes, in all amount ing to twenty-eight, to the fpot contiguous to the depot of arms, ammunition, &c. fo often defcribed, be arrived it Banham-greet, a (tree which he de fcribed as running parallel to the lane, viz. Mail lane, Where the depot of pikes were, and only Cepa- rated from thit lane by three tin:bet-yards and a dairy yard. In•Bonham-flreet he met with a large fquare piece rf timber, mounted on a carriage a • 1,. out wheels. This timber was throughout perforated in the middle, and a plug made of harder timber than Will. adapted to the month or muzzle of the tincture. Nearly in the sniddle there was a fpecies of touch-hole, adapted to receive a priming of pow der to cotamnnicate by the application of a quick snatch, or roc!:et, to a charge of powder deftined to have been within; and with a great explasen to fct the machine in fplinters, and thereby to .coutri• butt to dcftroy either infantry or Cavalry which lisonld come before theM, betides oppo:ing a fermi aiatre hurter to their progrefs in narrow lines or paf faes. A fimilar machine the Wien& difcovered in Dirtylane, limn its pofition calculated to upp the paffige of any of the Kinn's troops from tither's Idand. On she left hand of an iron founder', in Doldsaratireet, the Witnefs, accompanied by his party, at the head t f whom was a private of'his own regiment, by name Gallagher, difcovered the pri. finer at the bar concealed among a number of coarfe u shewed timber, which he conceived to have been the roots of trees. Witnefs trailed him from his place of concealment, tied Lim, and had Lim cian th;:ted to the cu Cody of a Scrjeant and party of the 38th regiment, by whom he had been re:roomed.— Previous to the future of the Ptifhner, the Witnef% took up one pike within about a yard of his hiding. place. Contiguous to the tn.:chincs which WiLnefs defcribed as calculated by an esplofion to do much damage, Prifoner had but to fiep to a pile of timber, a d from thence to the place where lie fought refuge. ismnng Other engines of deli tOtion v the V,"it. n-fs ditcovered in the depot at NIA-Line, ra.ar pl .cc from whence the pi iloner at the bar was un kennelled, were planks of timl•cr Budded with large fpikes, the th.irp ends upwards, let in a diamond like form in different comps:am:lw, and C.e whole confirmed molt 4401u:411y, as V.. iii.efs be. li ved, to annoy and oisdrua either infantry EA fairy in their refpedive paifa;.,es. _ On cr ofs.tzatuination—Witncfs admowledged that tine wm.leo tubes wh.d he defctibed were not c:large.. kith pow der Is he ch:Covered tl.em. The of detcaing the r, witnefs defcrib ed t. , I, tve tmcotted about to else o'clock, when the -!re was clearin z: fr(,in thit extieroe darknefs s‘! p:evailed ;be commencement of the infor reClion....ii.. nbotit bait . after Mit: o'clock. Witnefs hash. interrogated the prifoner when difenvered, wh,:t bad been doing there ? The other replied. 1 1 1.4 t Ire lair away for hi , life front pikemen. Witnefs Lim; ir!errog:tted by a Juror as follows ; Did you, wilco y , ,u diccovered the prifoner, in his place of concealment, or afterwards, while in your eitflociy, if'-; him where he lived? A. I did ; ai:d as n?ar as I can recollea, he Paid he lodged fomen here near Dirty-lane, and had Leen at Ado lor's for a pair if breeches. Serjeant Rice, of the Oth regiment, depnfed, that nn the night td the inforreetion he was in Bonham -1 (beet, under the command of the laft witnefs, when he faw the priiimer at the bar, whom he identified, t iken from out of a timber yard in Bonham-flreet, where he found him concealed linger a heap of tim ber. When witnefs took the prifoner from his con cealment, the latter bad nothing in his hand. This occurrence was about the hour of twelve, or rather between twelve and one o'clock. Witnefs was ac companied by a private of the the name ajohn Gal lagher, El t ing the firtl man who directed the attention of the party to the prifoner in his concealment. John Gallagher being (worn, depot - ed. that be law the prifoner at the bar run acrofs Bonham-ftreet at the time alledged by the former witneffes. He was the firs man of the party commanded by Lieutenant Coltman: and within a few yards of the prifoner at the bar when he defcried him near the timber ma chine in Bonham•fireet, alluded t 9 in the teftimony of Lieut. Coltman. Saw the prifoner run towards the large beam above mentioned, which he afcended, and flepped to a heap of timber, near a yard, into which he leaped over a wall. This the wand's dillin*ly law, and immediately cried to his Officer, Lien. tenant Coltman, alluding to the man he faw, whom he afterwards had reafon to conclude was the prifo ner, "there is .n rebel armed with a pike gone over the wall ;" on which he refalved instantly to purfue him. His comrades interpofed, and warned him of the dan ger of advancing alone on the other fide, left there might be other armed rebels to affociate with him.— Witnefs Rill perfevered in following him; when wit , nets called to his officer to remark the man with the pike, he faw him inftantly drop the pike, and fink under a heap of timber. Witnefs then had no arms bat the bayonet about him. Witnefs defcribed the prifaner to have been dreffed in a grey coat, with a linen or sicken apron before him. He depofed. that fo eiafperated were the party when they deteBed the prifoner, that they would have inflantly put him to death, were it not for his, the witnefs's interpofition, who alledged. that the watch. meaning the . prifoner, bad good get:, and if they fpared his life, might give acrid itfermatLe ; on which they were appeared, (cued on him, and'committed him to Lieut. Colt man, who handed him over either to a ferjeant of the 33th or 32c1 regiment. Mr. M'Nes.tv, for the prifemer, was by the Court confined merely to Rate his client's cafe, without ob fervatiobs on the evidence fur the Crown, unlefa he wished to combine both, in which cafe his colleague would be prevented from (peaking particularly to evidence. and the oppolite Counfel would ;lave the right of reply to Mr. M'Nally ;—who affented in limiting hitnielf to the Simple fratement of bis client's cafe, and leave the pi ivilege of (peaking to evidence to Mr. C. BALL his affiftant.• The defence confined merely fit a ftatement that the prifoner was an indnarions tradefman, returning from his work on Saturday night, after receiving his • •eekly wages; that he lived in the vicinity where the infurreetion raged ;—had been at his 'stylist's, in the fame neighbourhood, to get a pair of breeches, when, on his return to his lodgings, In the midi of the traitorous tumult. he was kized on by the inforgents; and forced into the rebel ranks. A woman with whom the *Hedged to had lodged, in the reighbourhnod where the pr emer was apprehended, depofed to his calling at the taylor's lodgings iii her hook, for the - breeches. The taylor was not at home. The prifoner remained there from half after nine o'clock until ten o'clock. This time and the prifoner's omitting to bring any evidence how he had (pent the interval between ten o'clock and twdre, the hour he was detected with the pike, tiutoed a itrong hold for the S3LICITOR, Genertec in his tcp'y to Mr. BALL'S fpeech to evidence. which, however, Lord Nos guar, in an admirable Charge to the Jul y, obviated, by Slating, that in the configion of the ni A lit, an honeft llmple man like him, which charafter Ite bore from the tellimony of his employer, might will be conceived.to wander, not knowing where, without the poffthility of his being able to of. fir teflimony on that point. The Jury were moll folemnly exhorted by the Court to retire, and weigh all the merits of the cafe. They did Co, and after a few minutes returned a verdia— Guilty ; at the fame time recommending the prifoner to mercy, on account of the favourable daaradcr whirls his employer gave him. LIIRTI-15. On Thurfday lad, the Lady of A. Crawley, Lfq. of Cloueefter place, Paddurgten, of a fun and hcir. On the rth oft. at Balbairdy Houre, Mrs. Ma/Jodi:tanks of Marionbunks, of a daughter. MARRIrD. At Peneznee, lames Lamfdso, E(q. Izte Lieutenant Colonel of the Iteititrcht, to Mifs Lydia Hichias, fecond daugbtix ilich..rd Hi. halo, Pottaire, Corny, 111. Lately. at I.lanverlt, John Chamber Jones, Efq. of tryolledcl- C.d. Deribizhatire, to Mils Edwards, lifter to the Key. litnvell dlard Fdevards, of Pennant,Deablghtdre, one of the Prebends of ISl,ftniiothr. On the 18th ult. Anthony Erackburts, Efq. of Dublin, to Mifs C...:itcfo, (laughter of Captain Cwuntefs, of the Royal Navy. On Sa:u. day lart, at Camberwell, Mr. Stanaard, ft.:Aeon, Mi Le.trfes, to Mils Reed, Peckham, :very. On Ow sad ult. Mr. (hone iicnckrfon, forran. Kirticanulr, late of toe Royal Navy , to Mils Gray, alatigitter of the &rested Mr. I , ar.o Gray, Fort. r. 1)1E1). - On t',e iuft. at Watadtworth, Mn. Semple, wifc d Captain . • Pt% ffnt, Mr ThactIRIIAIWP•II, prtrt•.r. At \•nrtlt nn tee a7th alt. Litzabeth Cay, the Want Ca• .0. • rot 1.•.1" , rrt (':«. ISt). At it,. the 2/Itll D. cetnlar :all, W. F. Steuart, ic iv! eriant and /I.l . intant the ad battalion of the lath regiment 1111:641,17, or. the hfadras Eltabhihment. cn :hc :.t thr tpanfc of Gaszunn“ck, Junes Rohner's. ~ 1 fnii of the Re r. F..it • k ober - trot'. mmalerol that pad& At hi. Irmfc itt •,,on the stt h ult. iu ilic 7741 ysair ei4,l.aeo SW*, CAItMARTHENSOIRE. TO 13t :3OLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. cliß'torir, At his Great Room, in Pall Illall, on THURSDAY, the nth c • Odtober, at One o'clock, IHOSE truly valuable and very r- . ..e.taive COL LI ERI ES, together with 136 acrus of arable, meadow and Italliire LANDO, with the appurtenam calks! BRONDI NV CALRBIGGIN, fituate In the parilh of LAN ELLY, in the Paid County of CA RJVIARTHEN, and within S ntiles.of the L.-a port and tmliket town of I.anslly. The quant:ty of coals and cuiin which nun be worked in the wins now sign, is enimatsd at 49t.291 t 114, including pillar% and it is Inppored. by lonic of the h.n jud,;es of Collieries in Wales, that there arc two or more other princip.d veins of esc:Hent none coal, to be found under thole that are now in working, which will produce confiderahly more than dotddic the eflimated quantity of the otheryeins. The very prruhar and unrivall-el local ai.vantages and fituation of there col era, render them more deß:ab!e vi a pnrchafer than any other of the quality in South Waits. All the veins decline gently not above one-fourth of an inch upon a yard in the fame direction an the declivity of the lands. A day level whleh may be made at he esperee of roL or taL will at once fervc Litz purpons both of .mining the works, and a Dian to bring cut the greaten part, if not the whole of the coals, front each vein. A tail way or tram road is now formed, and will in few months be complmtly at an ininicnfe capence, front theft: colflerlei to the Q . zay at Land ly, where the demand for coals and colas of the oefeription In thefttheftworkstr In great, that any quantity might be exported. The Lands under which theft veins lie, nosy rent at the yearly fun of tot. to a tenant at will, and are Capable of conliderable advance. have a right of common and pafture unlimited for cattle and thee's, upon two very extenfive and valuable commons adjacent, and fi ttl2te within a (mall dlfiance of fermi reputable market towns. l'or further particulars apply to Mr. Chrinie, where a map of the . Lands, and a particular defcription of the Collieries may be had; of fiteffes. Williams and Jones, Solitors, Carmirtben ; alto cif the Printers of the Glom-titer and of !linnet's Brill 41'apers; of Meffr. Richard and George Edmonds, Erchequer OIG:e of ['leas, ; at the Rainbow Coffee-boufc, Cornhill; and in Pall-Mall. WHEN Profeffional Men of education and le fponliblllty deviate from the grnml fritem by the fcle& ion of • peculiar Branch, the fandtion of long continued fuccefs is the bett criterion of fuperierlty. Tat years have I devoted my Predict to the exclutive treatment of THM DISORDERS, and the fnccefsful Fenix of my plan Viral me idellieul ardour to oppMe as far as I am able theta vages althea complaints which arc the molt important in the cata logue al human it:dr:tides. . . . Alter initiation into every branch as an Army Surgeon, formed a with at an eas sy period of Pokftlee to relate inthsitit 1. front the ignorance of uneducated Men, or the equally dangerous pro*ey , ',general Pngtitioners. The Milk. DiSORDERS,to the cure of whit% i have devoted my attention, comprise every fpecies of VENEREAL INiEC TION, whether of a recent or long duration.—tdiy, All kin.'s of DISMUTt, whether wiling front the habits of Schoolboys, sr the indulgence Osman age, and laitly that derangement of the fyitan in Women which iscalled BARR EN NEM or STE itiLl fY. =rota Maks are the ferule of ignorance or Italie In the of a ihmile ONlOntill, and it not nufrequently happens that the feeds of Late are polfated by the indifergion of an unguard ed boor. By a farriers method Nett tomplaints are eafily mated, and even where ethers have hiled, I Unit that 1 may premise to c a radical rodiabliihment Pew, however, are the cafes of complicated Minis In the Ml order, mowed with the calamitous fituatiosa of Men, who hum Indulgence In a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a hationabk I.ife, acquire that hate of Debility which is the unavoidable confequenee of filth poradous habits. Where the unhappy ftdferer broods over his nalrevy, but carefully conceals his 'misfortune, it may be fame confolation for him to know, that although it he an oPjest of &min or uncerafory wit% other kraditienetv, the removal of +ere DEFICIENCIES by the grzalual provers of renovating is the acquirement of my rimed/me, if the r* tes of Bacchus or Venus have begun to reduce manly vi. gout, much ..nskty will be prevented by an early counteradion o• this languid Aare. and in these cafes no great dUßeatles will occur( But what this deficiency has far years exifted, a proper Koe rner:nee is Indlfgenfibly requifite to revive the °umbering fpanks of Life, and to reanimate the Coollitutian- MA/WPM WOM2N, who have long been tifappointod in dielr expeditatlons of a Family may be affurod, that in mod !o ftener. fink drfeets are curable by Medical &ill The SECRECY whit% is do effential to my urJerralting, sn.i the Qtudificadorts which I have pretumed to Rate, form the BA, of my pretentious, and In coincidence with Nat this Intimation is slyest, that Mr. B/LEE may be (tante/god perfonerly (or L/ Liters Welding a ftwal/oote) at Ida hoes, No. a?, Arundel-Street, Strand, Dear Temple-Bar. There Is an sdaidemal entrance la Water-11mm adjoining, tee the name Is en both the doors. M. BLEB, !Amber of the Royal Cjege or Surgeons. GOVERNMEN SEM lel TY AGAINST COUN'a ERIBITS None arc Genuine without Mein& "Sam- Sormaton, Liv ea rner.," engraved In the Stamp t and Ta *Pounds Reward ho avrry Botch fold without Stamps to herald on cowelaton, un der .id of Pailiament, the pd Geo. 111. char. rd. before any rioftree of the Peace. 'HE CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD, which le prepared (ably) by S. SOLOMON, M. D. of the U. earthy and College or . PhySdans, and Author of ° The Guide to Hada," at Solessien'ellace, Liverpool; Price Half-a-Gulnes a Bottle, or the erseetky of Pour is one Fatuity Bottle for Thin y three Mat is. on which Nine Shillings are Lived. (adrdl.s( aW. the Dety, the Stamp of which, by order of his liA4eßy's Cam nalillosers, been the words, 0 Sand. Solomon, Liverpool:" and ail others are Coonterfelts. ▪ Is there no Balm in Gilesd ? Is thereon Phyfician there? line then is not the health Oche daeghter of my people recovered?" Jr.. vitt. as. " The Lord huh muted medicines to grew out of the ditch, and he that IS wife will net abhor them ; with loth doth he heal cum, and take away their palnp."—licer.as. vilL 1.7. NERVOUS SYS I'7 hi. The train of melancholy diturders which &attache human frame. order the dasonalnation of Nervous Difeatee, are the mine pal tourers ahem= ndfery In the pt • atlas of health. Thofe d rs proceed from fueb anlnfitrite variety and metplieation oft a lea, at to render it rinpoable, if even It were always neceff...y 10 trace them to their true tonne. The divas, however. are hw tee w II known and feverely felt unmet the gutter portion of a.. loon ; and to dick effeas it may without etagggeratice be affect, d, that any remedy reprise or mere celebrated for efficacy than Or. M. lomon's Cordial Rani of Gilead, never has boas dirsovered. In all delicate, weakly, and relaxed mantic tans, lownds of 'Peres, by pochoreiri r hor r eers.tranblinga, weaknefs of fight, b 6 maw ry, impaired tabs dorfaba, nervcar t coritentntlons, and Ma nomberkfs ymptems of Impaired and tottering enalUtut ( oo s , whether arffing from a Ilfe Of lileaMty, batemperance, or Ina:- Moine to habil ha hooey ism attained throughout the three kingdoms, univerial and vomeralled ceielnity. By Reba perfeve. ranee In Its rife, it cheers, bracts, and invigorates the wrist IC Off- Tons ()Item and glees new tone to all the vital fundtioos, et which mamberki. inflames have been given be CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is a mail sable mellebe,. computed of tome of the choicert halloos said to the whole iclaieria Medtea.—The rowels is Imp end b0114.U., requires the mot nice and minors attention. The 41ft-every of It has cost the Proprietor awning feats, gtmt lob of time. repeated ceperitm i t., and chafe apt lication to practical chtnaiitry ; root It H'- no (mall rat Steam° to avow. that in , fferin It the pcbf.c be Invada no anan's property, ter Imitates in.y ' inedi- Hue :.t pref.:it knows, pebik or private prat...tree. Youth and age of either I st, are equally the ohjear ref this re. Rural iv , • and they will u.,ittanniy participate in be ffiltdarlots qualities amid aids. 'To the yneeg k WIU afford lifting health, renzth, and fpirits, in pLee of hake& and debility, and to the aged and harm, It wilt affemdly hernial great relief and comfort, by gently and tardy Irvine/rating the flares. It mil n u t Ore tan. be mortality, but If It in the power or medicine to gil I she autumn • deelining years, and calmly and fer&nely prtaraft the clofe of life beyond its narrow ipso, this reiterative is eapaNc of Caitlin& that grad defideratons. Conithetions relaxed, weak or dear d, in mco or women, are under the immediate 'taunter of this ntio rative; and old mesh', all tunas, mid ookfumptive habits, arc soon ✓ellored, and rpm:illy eared. Poverty of blood, and simulated limbs, w lA, ere I nese, wed the imppiclt chant, the chill watery Said will beerier e rich and bat _ fame, and the Webs be covered with Bed, fain. and b,a:thy. Cr A variety of extratmitnary and orell.atte fled cur,• .re to be feet , to the pamphet, fealed up with each !retie, which arc caramel herons tor want ef rwrn. sEcurt. , rr to PURCHASERS. Re conga! to Ware cSe Name," 641111.. SoLnstow, I lyre PO , a, in dm Stamp, offiacd to every Genuine Youth, all otour. ire Countcrrrl•a. Sold at his Worrimure, Mn. 6, C kup sa i Dubbn ; and by hia aptuinftrout, by J. blatbeare, Mn. IS,Saran.', 2 1 .4 Co. 13.1 r Cburcbiand, Load ai ; Saakb, Datt-r. (1; 11v+:1, and Sider. Fetlrfurteh ; Mollowald,alairew; and by PI V., 0, we V, •, 41an la stay Alark:gt revra la (hal Uittai4.,lestaa *a ,l :Es INrAutniz O PMAN ccittilargit. • THE PROPRIETOR of this moR extenent REIkeEDY isib certain of its Efficacy haying; leiter failed, in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns; roat and brace 1, TO RETURN TIE 7/VoSICT. it will, on application, take okthe Inlanintadon to i few Ilitorti; and deftroy effsztually the Malignity without the lea* haunt Printed Diredtions I.:Med.*, with it. Ti.is is the celebrated PI.AI3TER that gahterl fe much rev-, tation in Gerotany, and has been fold in Loudon upwards of Mt* Years, with the greateft reputation. M'holt•cale and P.etail by T. Axtell, No. t, Roth-12121.nm the Royal Exchange ; and alto by Mr. Dal No. p, Tavißock ,tu ; .Mr. Wiihin, No. 39, St. jantois-avert Mr. Swhacy. No. at, Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward, No. 3a4, Holborn I an/ jeboldt co. No. isa, Ozford-ftreet. . At Eriatol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printers. Bath, By Hazard, bookfeUer ' and Rama, perfumer, . Edinburgh, by Ba-ter, South Bridge. Portia and Gorport, Mr. Harding's. Liverpool, tai Mr. Gore; printer,and Mr. Ineisii Purtfinotith. Mz.MotitTsbookretkr. • Dr. BRODUM's . • NERVOUS CORDIAL and BOTANICAL SYRUP. • TT Ills long been a quelliOn, at well as a matter of furprize, why Dr. BRODUSI thauld be snore reforted to as a; Medical Man, that Come of our firit Phyficians,whofe character and en,ini oce has never been doubted: this Enigma •has lan* veiled all ranks of pe..plc; bat when we weigh and confider the cattle in a deliberate manna, the Cu:prize thalts, and the cataradt is taken from the eye. For initance, bow nioneroas art the &l orders the human frame is filbjed to, and which arliefokly front the Patient's Imprudence; there complaints the Patient is alkalised to unfold to hi. own family Phyfician, either fearful it alai by toms unforefeen accident become public, or doe; not like td conic:if weaknds to the Phyfician he is lodinate with; and in with* ' cafe the female in particular often falls a facritiee, either thaw divulge the fecretgsf their guilt; lad without knowing the origin of the 'Warder it is impollitsle for any Phytkiau to prdcribe witk fuccas ; thefe, then, are the patients who can with lardy apply tui Dr. Brodum, for they have only to then hithils to their letters • and Rate their e „re without any referee whatever. 'Me Do.`toe fends them either a Prefeription or medicine the cafe may s quire) without ever knowing the perfon who has made application to him, and the matzer rills for ever a fecret, as it is opt of the , power of the Dodor to make a difeosery: this is the only and true caufe Irby Dr. Brodum monopolizes tit- applicatiOn at all ranks of people to himfelf ; and particularly ft, as his sharader .is fo well dial:dialed as a Ikilful rhyfician, when we obferre In the daily papers, the well autheuticuted Curos perforaink by hits, 1 1 to perfons who have laboured for many years under Omit, Rhea matlfm, Scurvy, Nervous, Confumptive Yellow Fever. Jaundice, Bilious Complaints, 'lpafins in the Stool& aad Bowels,' and Debilities of Both Sexes, arifing from natural or acquired Cutler in part:adze, tbofe Complaints originating keen Intanyea ranee, ' improper I:Waist:nets, Inebriety, or theetfive Grief. Far the rentoval of every kind of ObftruEtion fa the Syftema, there ars few Medicines of equal slew", and in Coorephints of the liver. many can Willy, who have with Ifed its bents/dal Waits, even after the formation of a chirrou• $i Rance he Yellow Feet. and thole fatal Dikafes that origin a in the baneful AtmOrpheni in hot Climates. The Botanical Syrup, and Reltoradesillaromill Cordial, ate had at the•Disifitor's Nook, No. 9, Alhisst.drostolk Masks of al. 214.116. 6d. and is. od s and by all Plata', Dodders, sal Venders of Mel:chat, In the United Inoideaa, with prom fla• reit/ions. • AtEDIONIE ACT. At the emly Wareboafe for Dr. James's Painder, Na 41, Paul's Cfurreb-yard, Loodoo THE following MEDICINES are fold, at di* ,' prices anneze4 including the Stamp Duties; and as it ha' enadted, that front the aft of September. ttoa, the Stamps Mold be applied to all Proprietary Medicines, as well for i'vreirs as jor if.nee Confuniption, and es a Comlderable Additioe is nab" to the Sumps Co the Articles of bleier Valve, or ride it Bulk, the Prices of Dr. James's Powder will be in future ea. 9L pot Pachet, or O. ye. 6d. per Doaong bet the Quietlipelha Dries Packets in a Bottle (aa made upfor the Army and -navy) may ha had for rl. 4'. And as by Favour Or the Ceremilravecr sof the Stam? O ff ice, Plates -ire prepared forlbfr.NrvAhreirfep irate nith his Name engraved in each Stamp, the Public will be eS811• tul ro oh reeve tint the Words, F. Newbery, No. 4e, is. Paul's." are printed iu the Scarps of all his Medicines; and as it is re fumed that thii be a Ad:licked Security a3winfl counterfuks. his Signature on the I .abeis on Dr. Jarnes'a Powder will be difron tinued from be3ceforwani.. 9-Imps will he eloweit 8111914 811 SW, to the& who yorcbore ' Half a Doom cr more at a time, of the lower priced Articies • s.d. w A Dr. James's Powder 1 9 Lozenges of aka. Si - 8 Bottle 04 0 Freaked Tin& of Bark 4 • Apa rill* •.4 ilusbanes ditto large Boa s 4 st Roil* Coffee a_so Dr. Steers's OyodeldOe s 6 Geohine Arceeharade 111 Convoliion 09 s 6 Orrolcirk Malicia, II 6 —.—.Camomile Drops t 9 holies Soots Ms • aas • Paregoric Le- Eritrea( Peppermint ,a It itengts z Grani•Drolta - Perry's Bates Pills 4li Dr. Hooper's pas e Dr. Aultin's Chalibeate Glafs's Masada 3 6 Ditto 4 o Hoofs Siam . s I Da/by's Carminative s 9 Norton's llnspo . A Effaiceet Cokstoot 3 6 gganveris ato .5 S Cephalic huff o 9 Di &bads Tea $. 9 Mr. Soences DeD99tlB o Grauissbis llattere Jam a's Rheumatic Tina -s . ,b •Ds Wu Lemma N. B. Stamps with Mr.liparlsgry'advse aro allsod eerie twenty Articles above enelitierasesli lions away pedalo, pard• duty fervent' and nselfeneers, usltlake his beak be IS 11948 . the muggy or palming aos,theek is lathe Rah I' odor Shflorar rural. to theapfide, and that Kira a white Roomed frees* en which theft words are becribedt Tilt ObiLT W*llllBoBB kelt iftw62l.." TO THOMAS TAYLOR. RS% . , TIEAR N. p. Brlllgedirost. Linda. I FEEL it a ditty incumbent upon ano,lojnkeit yea of the very great ant nantot a nnyf CII:5, 1118 = 1 , 11 from your livaluabie Medicine—Lk 's PA About two years ago I was attacked with a - i7;eitaat. Dm oa nal, which I tasted rather Slightly for fame time. boot tbeDlr cafe at length fpreading all over my Body, I arm ailised Si hfSpdy to the ma t eminent ef the Punkt, but their Albans larded only calipers,. rellef-s4 watt threugh mans Carla ill law ties, and hen being rather at a corpolat Habit oat rothastil a mar Skdaen. 1 lie Ulcers that freed all elm nrylimbs. ree ds-ad me a complete °hied. fe that my friends derpairell of My recovery. When brott to this Amadeu. I conidered daft as tut-viable, but a relation amine mituneuting open the navy Cale in which Teter Pins had filereededs I was induced to try a boa elf them, which I thouaht raker sieved me, and by4afiveramcs for two or throe months. and fallowing your Illivalass, I expe rienced the molt unaccountable Relalation bum Pak, the Sytas gruettany fubilangt I am row, thank Geo, perfedly reareered. and walking ow' daily t I dout net but see mere bog. wine& I think cannons tank; will cambia my health in its erginal Sate. It is with the molt heartfelt gra/nods that 1 filieribe myfclf. It, your truth Wig?? humble fervact.. Wm. I'l la se W. Derefgste. Mancticittr. July t, slot. P.S. For the !rabic benefit I do net obJca to the above bent pablitited, bat kart yon to ad as your owe betterjodgwient RAD ilidatc. Prepared end Sold by the Sok Proprietor, Toole° Terms. Member of the Royal College of Swim* Landon, * his Kontos No. 9, New4sidgc-itroet Where., after a °afloat radon° of m.,re than thisty-ilik Tars, in a predict pertindarly dko&ai to the curt of Venereal Comp:aims, with that invielahlc ream teLlch men of his Profelkun ihould always ohferee. he Salters binsfelf, the advice and affillIZICC be gratuitotely adtainlllars to rrrfons tikirc this t sander., will be olkotteed, by • tircernin VON., as an tolvanrace (eldest' to be obtained, and void of ambi• ;,airy ...Alin Sold, by hi. 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