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f.! w. I. Lett In fle Tho' *The Fors I ,! But t To d Or Is In a It fee The , And In tb , Asa And • At lii • 1 . And Its t 1 .. With Whil At G .And Clap The Not Eat • ' A eel Fare Eat, ~May Each . ' 1 And And I i I * Inirsc Who Of p Then i r In ii, Ili . Delp Dk 1 UAW, .--- ,• In conf many ref at the all reward of fen, or 111 , . vice, and their tour with anot the Cotta , it was prc mulles of and who the event . may dial( lifting the refolution , laft was ti tiled in I pledged t the genet idea was ' ' Duattest; ' ' it was it it would 1 wen the f the direft channel; general c. Se venal. 1111 rely with i sit the prc 1 as he wai 1 ? ! i :ti wen as 1 slechied 1 !torn the ...minty. s grime atlil fa m in a 1 and with as opera' At itich th 4 i. not by de . ' by creath I that we w them in t 'Phis coin during t: 'fence of t very 111 1 1 far its es nrefent c , to exclud limn our I dangers. innft chew ty (gain! 1 I n, if WIWI r:i..! his 1 a ic..ii ,. n I 1.;14 she rha: I ihnt siilljzcia ill I 1 - fu 1.- 1 FOR THE s r.ut. Whtl the norm: of I:reafro:: impond, .and threaten to hurft on en-o; (to:, lies US as pruully 4.-Itnl t.to the tr.laur and ftttn.;th of an ti,ft : ;ts if wed ne'er !tarred from I is word, " Nor batt:e. nor mca cin beh::•c, I.‘eert they r.;:y o:: the LARD, " To the (wilt, or the va:i.uat ant ftrong:' Wher Ifnel, hemm'd in by the fel In the front ; in tlie mar, by the (word Of the legion of PHA %OA 31. di.l flee, The; uerc IoS to try out to the Loot,. 'Then that e•Fich bnpollible frertid— 'Theo eiweall an inttant Wat %rot ; In a to 4.: , er they'd thought they had d, me d. If tiic mans bad but euter'd their thought. COD opened a way in the deep, And well up the warts as they rote; The path of nines to Ills &rep; '1 he valley of Dea:h to that foes. Now fee the fame pcttple When, proud of their proweft, they thozght The armies of Al• were (Lin Ilefare that the battle was fought. 31tit COD, to COOViStt them of fin And thew them their folly and pride Of dr,aming the battle to win, Unkl upun Him they Gave the people of Ai to lie Thar fors ova come in the fight -- "INA. t►e " fear of the nations" did &C. And the heathen parfued in the &gist. a then no linger confide leers and In armies alone; Britain Mould boatt on her file bravdt and belt ever known. what is a fleet or an huft, the feourge in hit Almighty Hand chalks an infidel coaft, , lay wafte a Go-laden land. Goo let us truft, who, if good teem in his fight, can divide waves of the wide rolling flood, ' dig a For 's gtavc in the tide. the bellow of his mighty hands drop he dotb hold the great deep; 1 the feat which encircle our land, kis plealurc Otall (well or Lkall (Jeep. fhoold the proud Leader of France, mad fehemes of conquell to try, • itb his holt of invaders advance, While the ocean is calm as the ay; Goo's word the rude billows would rife, id the Hoods in the white-breaking (pray, tp their bands as they tors to the Mies legions of France io difmay. a breeze of the &in, as it blows, . wraps in its aerial form tenapelt to turn on bis foes; - each drop of the deep holds a ftorm. , O! if they're fent, that the (word lay go through the land for its ; Each breeze will its (wilt breath afford, -4 each wave of the lea roll Mon In. ,And arc there then hearts that invite Invaders fo tbirfty of gore; Whole dreams depart not With the night pillage and blood en our hare ? 'Then let them continue to (war, '• riot and drunkennefs (piing their Goo—and they're ken wbo Dan fuch willies furtive Aug. g, i 303. • Paul lii. 3. 4. S• DURHAM, AUGUST IT: mfemience of notices generally circulated, that refpeEtable Gentlemen who were not prefent meeting on Thurfday laff, for the relief and of the defenders of the country who may fuf by their exertions, merit, in the public fer td who wished to contribute to the relief of intrynteri, were defirous of coming forward lather propofition, a meeting was holden at. nt houfe, in Durham, on Monday latl, whets oropoted to confine the fubfcription to the fa. c inch perfons as are refideut In the county, may fall in the defence of the kingdom so of invafion—and alto to reward thofe who .inguifh thenifelves by acts of bravery in 'ti the enemy. According to this propeition, the in entered into by the meeting on Thursday to be fet aftde, alibiing!: it had been adver the public papas, and the fubfcribers had themfelves to pay their refpellive turns ford cral purpofes of dm fund at Lloyd's. This. ;as therefore objentd to by the tisitor of re, who was in the chair, on the ground that inaJmittble ; and, if it could be adopted, be impolitic. That no (abferiber could di fum he had aerially promifed to place under ofthe coninlittre at Lidyd's into another tl.at the county of Durham fell under their care ; that he was VC111)11111y acquainted with members of that collimittee, and that he could `• implicit confidence on the juts ditiribution operty committed to ;hem ; and that ready a to wake the laigetl fact Ricci of his purfe, is of every exertion an his power, he &Imply I that he had fuhfcribed to the fund at Lloyd's conviaion that his bietatr lubj4ll of this who had his warmcfl whihes, voaild receive finance than by the application of the Can: any other mode. Ilia Lordthip, at length, i s great a nimation, objeZted to the me re. it:ng ageing that genes al :.end cordial energy se fituation oldie country required. It aas ietacl.ing the fevaral counties from each other, ring an lateen in one that was-not felt by all, were to enter into the contell,—bne byuniting one common purfe, and inn common calla. inty may poEibly bear confnlemble preffore he precut war,—it in erpofed to all the slO. the enemy,—the objeds of die fund may be imerous : now, however opulent it may be ::tent ; however liberal the supporters of the vairiled propoCtion may be. would it be wife ide ourfelves from the ailitiance to be derived tr fellow fubjeEts elan arc not expofed to fueb , which affilancc will be given with the ut iarfultiefs, if We are not wanting to ourfelves tg an example which wool(' be as fatal to us ild be ilifgraceittl. I illill)40011ti to this county Lorefhip) by the v.-Armen affenton, but that a pi oceeds frcm :la Lnglills heart : it is cer taiiiis be f t l all tiny ; but Cod I:4L:Li tta: i liintild I.i.t LCI .1 V. at /L inlet eft fir my I isiljzCiai in the rtr past t ol tfiS ; 6 r',...;:!7 :17 crrOrit‘wz. pt ;icy coaFining fubfcriptiona to provincial put- 1 pot . zs m:rely•, , raconsmended that the future fubfcrib ets t . the fund Mould fignify whether their ftabfclip- ' lion, were for the general purpofes of the fund at bloy,t',, or confined to the county, which &mid con 011C and the fame plan :—thus, the ferns tranf tnitted to thecommittee at Llayd's will be a proof that the county of Durham makes it a common carafe, and it will therefore (hare in the general affiilasoce from that fund : and thus altar it will have a claim in com mon with the other maritime counties on thofe in the interior of the kingdom, whore situations do ant ex port them to fimilar danger. The film to be placed tinder the managers in the county will be applied with greater readinefs to the callsregoiring immediate attention, and to the local circumitanccs of the county. His Lorelfhip then brought forward a refolution to that effetl, which was teceived with the greeted ap probation, and unanimoufly agreed to. The Itrong expretlions ufed by his Lordfltip to im prefs the meeting with his fineere attachment to the county were received with manifea fatisfaEtion, and it was evidently the general fentiment, that that at tachment and his ardent concern for the comment carafe, induced his objeition to a meafute which merited the tulle! difcunion from the refpeilable lituation of the.gentleman who propufed it. On the loth inft. a meeting of the Inhabitants Leeds was held in the yard of the White Cloth H to confider of the bell mode for railing a corps of V lunteers, agreeable to the AR of Parliament late; v paired for the Defence of the Nation. The company were addrelled by Mr. Hey the Chairman, and Mr. Buck. The books were immediately opened for en rolling the names of Volunteers and for a fubfcrip Lion to defray the incidental.expences. Upwards of fix hundred names were entered in the condi of the afternoon, and•this number might have been doubled had the necelrary plans been pravioully arranged, and a proper direaton given to the enthufiaftic fpirit that animated the audience ; but this fervour was Inc. seeded by a lamentable apathy, partly from a want of plan for the information of the lower, arid partly from a want of fpitit for the animation of the higher claEes. On the fame day, a general meeting of the inhabi tants cf Southampton was held at the Audit-hottfe, in order to.open a fubfcription for the benefit of vo lunteering in the Army of Defence, Asa:. Scarf, Eh. Mayor, in the chair, who, in the name of the Corporation fubferibed too guineas, and to for him: Pelf; Jima. Jacasoa, Efq. of Belle Vue. go gui. fleas, and other Gentlemen Cubferibed various fums, amounting altogether to 8:81. sos. It was then re folved, that Mr. jaccsos amid command a corps, and that fuch as were willing to join him, Ittould affemble in the Marlb next evening, at fix o'clock : confequently at five the drums beat for moiler, Mr. JACKSON attending, and near goo volunteers of the t a and ad Oafs enrolled themfelves. Amongll the molt forward was Mr. Joan Btu., of the George, who appeared completely accoutred in the uniform of Licu. tenant; Wroclaw TAYLOR, late of the Portfwood Volunteers ; Mr. EDWARD LUCAS, hair dreffer, for merly a corporal in the Southampton Volunteers, whom the Mayor publicly thanked for his great zeal, and generous offer to inaruft his fellow-townf men in the manual ezercife, two hours each day. In the account given in our paper of the Bth inn. of the Volunteer - Ellablifinent of the Scot: Metro tort:, which was (laced to be on fo refpeßable a foot ing, it Mould have been mentioned, in jnnice to the Highlander: of that city, that they formed themfelves in tysiy, into a Volunteer Regiment of goo nrong, which ferved with much and deferred approbation, until the Volunteers of the kingdom were difbanded after the peace. On the firft appearance of occa non for re-ellablithment of Volunteers, this corps again flood forward with an offer of their fervices, and, without trickling as to terms, on Poch an serner genay, at once refolved to embody themfelves on the terms originally propofed by Government, which were not nearly fo favourable as thole it was after wards thought expedient to bold but to Corps of this derciiption. Though at this time the Supplemen tary Militia had not been called out, nor was fuch a ' nseafure as the Army of Referve known to be in , 1 contemplation, and individuals were not of cnnrfe induced to enroll for the fake of exemption from dick fervices, the ranks of the Highlanders were filled up in a few dayx, and they paraded early in May ; the members then enrolled being about yob, l i fo that many fopernumeraries were chfcharged, to reduce the corps to goo, she number accepted by' Government. The example of the Highlanders was fame time afterwards followed by other Volunteer Corps in Edinburgh, and different parts of the coun try, who cams forward upon the terms finally' adopted by Government, and have, free they were embodied, been very afriduous in acquiring a know ledge of military dikipline. • The other pay Corps of Edinburgh, as we formerly mentioned, are in rolled to ferve ha any flan of Great Britain. The Highlanders, as they did in lan war, have extended their Cervices to Great Britain and Ireland. The R AT A Mid Lothian Artillery, a very ufeful Corps, which was alto firmed dutiog laf war, were equally forward with the Highland Regiment in their offer of Ic.. ice arid completion. This corps is not, as we firmerly mentioned, by roillale, •attached to any particular infantry regiment ; but are, as we wider. nand. to ferve in detachments as OeCilfioll may re quire. which they did moll generally LIB war with the Highland Regiment. In addition to the ()creel formerly mentioned to have been made in Edinburgh, we have to notice that of the Students and Geode men connected with its Univerfity, that eminent feat of learning, who have offered a corps of 500, to ferve without any expence to Government, in the fame manner as the Firll Edinburgh Regiment, whole liberal and refpeitable eflablifhment is already known. The College Corps, if accepted of, of which there is little doubt, arc to a 3 as light troops, for which, the members being young and - a/live, they are pecu liarly well qualified. An offer has likenife been made by an Mitigation of refpeoffable Gentlemen, to form a Rife Company of coo Nang, to be attached to the Highland Regiment, but to be at no expose. whatever to Government. Should Boas raiTs then attempt to carry his frantic threats of irivafion into cleft in the North. where in much zeal, loyalty, and unanimity happiiy pervade all rank.. we have no .I:.ubt, that rumps wiii meet will a fimilar reeep „n:, to that which his till(' nisi with from our cs.un:r j rnf; - : t::, Lin, of Fr! ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS. Tire Right Hon. and Rev. Lord Charles AyuLey, youget. brother a the Duke of Athol, has been collated by ids Grace tlte Archbilhop of Cdatterbury, to the Dcarcry and Rcdory of Evok ing, in Elks. His I.orellhip km; alfo Lrcu prtfented by h.r tir.tve the 1 . /witch Dowager of Athol and Strani,e, ter the'ltsitti of Kirk andrews, in the Ille of Man. The Rev. C. Coats, Redor of Ormirroo. Porietfizi-e. It ed. lated, by the Lord BiStop of Bab and Well, to the pn-bileat 1t.41 of Milverton fecunda in Wells Catbells.:, va4.-nt by the death ut tbc Rev. Mr. Somerville. The Rev J. Pi Mee is inftituted, by the I Ciihop of Ghia cefter, to the Vicarage of glicintrio, in the coulty of ettric:P.2r. A difpenfation has p:ffed the grc.a real nable the !try. J. Matter, A. M Chaplain to the it:ght Hon. the Eel of Ahined. tt, to hold With the Vaeara;:e cf Cutoner, Ihykr, the VICAT,Zn of Stanton Harcourt, Oxon, °lithe callatim of the Rig,ht Rev. the Lord Moe of Oxford. The' Dar of Qlteenfb.nry hat been pleated to prefrnt the Rev. James Richardfou, minitter of the L i4cl to the church and paring of Kukeourel. The Unir Tiny of Glafgow have ananimouly cleand artist!. mitred Dr. Wm. Meikicham, Pso.effor of rrasAie..l Aitrusiorny; to be Prolitlbr of Ndturat Philefoi.:.y, at the room of the ftt r.Ds. James Brdvn, who ho reflgned. Blkl'fig. O:: Nl,,nday, in itlandicilepitecit, the Lady of Captain Flpbin• ftone. R. N. of a daughter. oAnte eel, the Lady of M. Lewis, Efg. of York. ftreet, Weft •,+"nfter. of a fon. :"'i!l-a./crt, Berkeley-fguare, Lai) , Jane I.oog. of a fan. •• the if th in& Mrs. Hogatth. of Lentil-bill, of a Con. `....:AnlatOT, on the 4th Loft. MIL Buchan of Anclunanay, .;:ii•er. MARRIkD. Or Situ:lay laft, at Mary-la-Brume, Edward Lumley Mann, to Mica Philips, daughter of Charles Philips, Efq. of Rushy laidge.:turrey. N'cdeeWay fensiglat, at St. Mary4a-Bonne Cburch, Moons Billington, Eiti. of Baker-anti, Portman4quarr. to Mrs: Ford, widow of the late John Ford, Efq. of Sunbury. Aliddkfcx. On the 27th ult. by fpeciat licence, in the 'Band of Cuernrcy, Patrick Mackenzie. FA. Major in his Majefty's 434 Regiment of Foot, to Alas Caroline Bo!dock, of the fame place. On the Sth inftant, at St. George's, Hannver-rquare, Chutes Mannesa, Efq. to Mrs. Claske, daughter of General Gardiner. On the 4th inft. Sir Hungerford Holkyns, ofilarewtsoct, Here. Bart. to blif,Pbiiips, youngr.a daughter of John Philips, Efq. at his hoofs, Bank, Lulea:tire. At Chiwick, the fley.Thos• Darling, Redor of Howe, Norfolk,' to Mifs Anna C. lavender, of Grhen Bank, near Birmingham. On the gd init. &alumna Speer, Efq. Barritter at Law, to Mils Amman, daughter of Rickard Donovan, of Bailynwee, county of Wexford. • Maur. Blabe, F,fq.of Tower-hill, county Mayo. and Major of the North Mayo MINDS, to Milk O'Connor, only daughter of VaL O'Connor. Efq. of Dominick-Myer.. Dublin. At Stirling, on tie 2.7 th uk. Major John Campbell, of A irds, to MEG Margaret Campbell, 6th daughter of the late Major John Campbell, of L.ocitend. - Ou the dth loitant, at Croydon Church, John Sinipfon, Erg. of Portland Place, and of Fair Lawn, near Seven Oaks. Rent, to Mils Barker, daughter of Robert Barker, Efq. of Croydon. On the gd inftant, John Reate, Efq. of Eton College, to Mifs F. Brown, daughter of Dr. C. Brown of Berlin. • I.)lhD. Sunday, at Piddletraathide, Doefetthire, Mrs. Cox, wife of R. A. Co:, ihfq. I.at.ly, at Cromer, in confequenee of being thrown from a cur., ride, in it •,ich the wag riding with her brother, Mrs. Gregory, daughter of the late Suctfield, Efq. of Norwich. . . . At sall;chin, on the 4th init. Mr. James Stewart, W. S. Sunday lait, at his houfe in Cavenclifh-fquFc, the youn;c4t fon of Sir Wm. Langharn, aged five years. Monday, at his boufe in t►e MMus, Weans/after, aged 6s, the Rev. Thomas uur, for many years part officiating htisuiter at the Ncw Church in the Strand. Wednefday fennight, at an advanced age, at tic bona, in Park place, Mrs. Margarct Pocock, lifter of the late Sir G. Pocock, K. B. At Rockview, near Mallow, county Cork, Mrs. Wool, daugh ter of the late Ste Riggs Faikiner, of Ann Mount, b.t. and retie of the late Attiwell Wood, Efq. At Dumfries, in his 14th year, Francis Wallace Burns, sd fon of the late celebrated Robert Burns, the Scotia Bard. ' . At Kilmarnock, on the 6th inttant, after a lingering Olds, Mifs Jean Hester, daughter of the late Klink David Hunter, merchant there. LONDON, AUGUST, t3d3. THE Inhabitants of this City and places adjacent,' are refpodfully informed, that Howard and Evans. ea, Long Lane, bavejult received another fupply of that Salubrious Antikor bade Medicine, prepared by Mr. John Lignum, Surgeon, at his dif penfary, in Manehefter. The reputation thefe drops have acquired Once firft offered to the Public, fifteen years ago, is the belt proof of their real utility the great benefit that number of Individuals have experienced from thtir faintlfertios powers, warrant toy af. ening, they are not equalled, much Ids excelled, in the cure of the molt Inveterate leprofy, (curvy, Iktophola, ulcerated fort kgr, chil dren's eruptions. pimpled faces, &e- &a. with many other maladies aiding from Impurities of the blood—The numerous tritimonies which Mr. Lignum has been honoured with from ream of re fpedability, fully prove the (army and elßeacy of his medicines; though, front family connedions, Mr. L. is nor,at litraty to infer In pub& prints the names of many refpedabk perfons, who have bets cured by the ufe of his medicines. er 'rink Drops 'refold in madded Square t cedes, at I Is. and 4s. dd. duty included. Onetts.bottleisequaltot 6d.oncs, and toll 'flank rale and retail, at Mr. Lignuln's Larpocu 7 , No 97, Bridge-fired, Manebeffer ; at Howard and Fvan ' s, N 0.42, Long- Lane, Weft Smithfield, foie vrholefale Agents in London t silo re tail by the following mkt's: H. ("nada'. 47. 1 % 14110 Am; W. Clark, Bonavids; Padding, 76, Jtboult, tgo, 0xf.4.1-11reet; Wade, OW Bonddreet; and :63, Fleet-fireet; Tutt and Bolton, Royal Exchange; Knight, Norton Palpate; Ward, 124, Holborn fitcd m n, a 4, Croaked-lane ; and ST the principal Vanden of germane Medicines in Gran Main and Ireland. MEDICINE ACT• At the wily Warehoufe for Dr. James's Powder, No. es, St Paul's Chur:b.yard, Loudon, T'HE following MEDICINES are fold, at the prices =week Including the Stamp Duties; as it is visaed, that from the ift of September, t Vol, the Stamps thould betpplied to al/ Proprietary Medicines, as well for F.,-;r1 as for Haw Confumption, and as a Confiderabic Addition is ma 'e m the Stamps on the Articles of higher Value, or thole in Bulk, the Prices or Dr.'s:noes Powder will be In rehire U. pd. per Packet, or at se. 6J. per Oman but the lantity of a Dozes Packers in a Bottle (tt trade opine the Arm. and Navy) may be had ttr tt 4'. And as by Fraser of the Comntiffioners of the Stamp Office, Platc. are prepared foe htr.Newbery's feparate life. with Lis Nanw. craved in each Stamp, the Public will be care ful to Wave. that the Words, P. Newberg, No. 45, St. Paul's." aw printed to rite Stamps of all his Medi/inn • and ask is per. filmed that this will be a fuffielentSwority Counterfeft*, Ms signature on the Labels on Dr. James's Powder will be Mims. Cooed Crum henceforward. dismiss will be allowed gettit, at Vital, to tilde who porches; Half a Doren or more at a dote, of the lower priced Articles. ' s. A s. 4 Dr. James's Powder 2ip Lounges of Blois I 4 •-•-- a Bottle 24 o Freake a Tin& of Barß 4 o A"krie Pills 4 6 Hutham's ditto 1 9 .ar-e ot 24 11 P.nglifh Cc fee a 9 Dr. Steers's Opodeldoe s 6 Genuine Arquebufade 8 6 .-.--.- i:oundliee Oil a 6 Ormllerk Medicine II 6 .--.- Lamm& Drops s 9 laglio's Scot. Pills t o --- Paregoric Lo- Menet of Peppermint s s grope, - ts I Grant's Drops - i a Berry's Bilious Pills 4 6 Dr. Hooper's Pills 1 s Dr. Auttin's Chalybeate Glaris Magnefia 5 6 Ditto - 4 0 Henry's ditto - a 6 Dab, 's Carminative II 9 Norton'. Drops 5 6 Effente of Cohsfoot 3 6 Splatters ditto 5 6 Cephalk lima o 9 Dr. Solmsder's Tea 1 9 Mr.firence's Deutlfrins 4 0 Orwitouples Tintfture tt 1 r7:Rhl Rheum Tine. 3 6 Do. Tots Lasengeo a • eumatic stamp. with Mr. Newbery's Name are &Mud to the lira ,tut-fey Muck. above enumerated; and at many perfons, parti cularly :avant. and metengera, toidahe his bade. he is uoder jilt: a, calk,' of pointing out, that it is at the Lad trod of St. Haul's, "mare* to t Maplatie, and that it Mt a large white Rut:coed (root, oh It Wet, theft wold s are infcribAt ‘' I . ll\ UM.% WASLI101:31 pa Va. Juices Peraut." !;' Cuuntry o..ittleliten and otters ate inf. recd:tharihey rosy be turplied mill this valolde Medicine by fet:d:rg their Ord‘es by Coachmen or Newtmen. or by enelnling Cork in a fmall Parcel. directed to Mr. JOHN WADE.. Lao. t Mll . pket_tk rm; Londo,l,_for which roptote complete Picking B.nrea me pie. vided fur fe-id;,ti it w.ta (Oct, to any part of this Xlagdont, Irefaud, S:ral.tid, Sec. UNTER% RF.aI'ORATIVE BALSAM I.lf 44.4 HEAL t fi,is the Mu Medicine is the weld f.. reft , :ring and inirii,oratit.i the ennlibutions ur Won, wealgilled ctrl debilitated by a cn,:ls; otdiepatid pileaturcsoar lanleadby at, y ocher catufee. ••• Gentlemen of the firft diftindtion In tills Itirgintn t as war at other.:, v.bolc C.0111.i:060•111 ware broken and debilitattd, bare esperienecd the gaod ttrelis of this Reltoratiec Medieine. kyr N. trout D.fortirrs, O-Rm.:Mg from asc..llve dria!Og, didipated plesrures„ the itntuo,:coite de of tea, or trota what/Mee occafans great debility aad relit tadintnuf.the folids, a better sfisl Sorer Medi cine cannot h. then. Numbers who bad undergone too poohi ful court... of mercury,ftittt b ne of betith), which reduced diens to a hate of istiftraltle static : nee, ree.gred the tagiwit, heggEtrtana this Kt:ll,watt :tt far after lor; of Itrolph sad +(par, they 'lvo r r .final tndr former hcalth. fur paint. in tint tack andloins,glacts and teminAl weaknetres,,p..yltip, tb.r.: v no: Mcdticati,Fiu pub ii: ttr pri-iate pr...9ico which bas tic:eti 1 . 4 fUe;erete fins .Iteitacuive it prepared in pilh.•whith preduie mole graduaT and Elting dna, than all the Inc rind .fiugpa;.. gar finer pare of the Ealrani are a!fo !-.:tter Ertr.r.',2.l% To be had alio 3t Wides Worth:un- rg„Old Bcsnd- Rivet ; Royal KariJadgr ; 11 -^4 pall ON' , 4'.4tur•ipi Wil d:it-3 in Town and Country, price As. 3d. thy or it may kg bad ht larger bales; price lily tl i k *thief) ibe quantity of fia (mail boles , as made ppfpc p4r!,..ll l 9lMoitg• A Pamphlet no the iiitut of td-, ettpratly,,yritM A. 4 ofiao. portant Cites &upload. inifbe bad oi the >Vetitleit 11 HEN Prtitc Meti :I fporttbiliri.doeLue frorothc groFrollpfteal b#4lio Median leipee. !Alipr Mu th. ttlf4;o3lolloluPg,ffq44lfo,44/igtclisls.f" erttorsort periorlii. Tea yearkkaye I deintsti.ingpeadice to Oise ascialleetrestrnerre of THRl.lff pL59R.V.131.5., and !tK fuscf:hful :Omit rat tampion given atiMuoal'arnur to oppore as far as I am stele the ra vages of lb* mooptaintiaslildt ore itomoiloaportareor WO& Oft. 10,ple of humor! infirmities. _ _ - After Malibu Into ev-ry branch as an Army Sorrow. I harmed a With it an eats, paind of l'itualee to nit** ladividuals from the Ignorance of ourjgratt,i Me o. ose tlac ogssally k 4agoisso predpltattcy of general Praditlonert. ; TA TUREE DISO9:DERS, to the ore of whiela hairmimated my attention, somprise eyery fy..vies of VENEREAL iNFW TION. whether of a reect ol• long duratlam—atilj, AL kinds of DEBILITY, wine:LT ariftng from the habeas of Schoolboys, is the indulgence of matore age. and kßiy that dequarraoma okalte fy item in Women *laicals eaCed BARREN N ES3 or STERILITY. Numerous difeafes are the rciult of Ignorance or Iside the treatment of a Enupk temorthea, ami it it ot unfrequeptly ►sppena that ths feeds of Life are pilloried t y the indifereslon of an stoginf od how. By a fopoior method Inch complaint* ate milt mod. and even where others have failed. I trait the I may prefame offer a radical roeftabllfhment. Few, however, we the talc, of compigarsd dares *the OF seder, conspired with the calamitous &tuitions of Men, who from ladulgence is a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a failaimudde IVe, *arise the* Aate of 1461ety valet 4 tht unavoidable coofequence of fueli pernicious habits. Where the iinhappy facer broads pier ids Wilkey, lme earthily conceals Ls nahlortitne, it may be fame gmereletige * s p. knew, that Above it be an objed of doubt or apeerainty with other Prat%iioeavrs, the removal of thde DEMCIENCIES by the gradual Korth of renecitionw file acqui esteem of sayeigiulenti. If the rites of Bacdnis or Venus have begun to name evaoly W eiser, much omi.ty will be prevented by an early bannternelon e ' this languid date, and in theft cafes no gnui rittkultice . .o fora m But where ;hit deficiency has for years elided, a proper Par• fever-a:tee b hadilpenftbly sertlhte to reel* the geisha* friths of Life, and to reanimates die MAiLINED WOMFN, who have ions bets lep ai r= their expatationi of a Ewa,: Ni 4 be ellifreiCdidie li— ftmen) faith Weds are earabk hy optical The SECRECYWhich ii theirentiai to my maildrwiligs ~.41 1 gliatifiestlues which I have perfumed to lta i,Toriit Nit Dili if' my pretendons, and id . alipeOlogbcl.wltk -fuel OW intipbena given, that Mr. may be cort.utted r 1 42_1114 isclormg (mail nett) at his Wade, Nes% mm, near Tompiedar There Is an additional entrance to Water-areal asVoiniegoodi • the name iv en berh the doors. M. IR F. E. Member a the Royal Coins of Surgeass. Ids .1.. y jonitallecli • By H. D. Symonds, epternofta-row No, tt,Stembit g . Lomlaa ; Remnant, Haashorgh b. dicta, Dube-Street; DM& 110; Itobert f:ch and Ca Pearl-BM, Nor Y. 4; q$ 4 other Booktellen; A. entire sew and imparted lftiltiogymettgling al WM re.PlBll6 in one Pocket Voltage, with aft elegant . Porßait of the Asethm g , price ,;.. only. of QOI.OMON'e GUIDE TO H EALTH : Or. ia ADVICE to BOTH SEXES in a riety of Coroplaisms to which is added, a Differtation tir the llfe hod Ablaut We and Sea Bathing. To roe ?vatic. The Cuing to HtALTII havidg palled thkotigit a IpMINT editris, and has experienced a tale impremaceredip f irat..4l, th.ref ire nose reprinted wish gamy impro.vaaterlia, and g. fipir be with choidenee afertml, NIMBI 'valuable publtastidn to flab afildted in general has never brat Wined.* tint et' ay tithe lanigume;--the weak and delicate female—the youth olio haa barbed his edatadon at any of the public rentinarles ; the who are drooping under Venters eskimatilig ham of bloat' pMpir of fiat pieta& of • can - fesitntary We, Mt alio thole ailliet.eseith atrium sitiEllutte neral will find Stumm o•'s Gc int TO LILA L rij p '&n6[810.04 • panicie sod an esinfhp int Tenor; in lhort, no poem who mimes the enjoyment at a good ft..tc of health will as a moment tirltimag tiring peal ;led of the Meted. cheap, raltiable and imports,. t jet! . The hidden Sources of Weakne& and Debility with pat* l'honfamis sire sillidted, are lordn 'Open, lied the Meaos of fletioratMn to the ttkai.tp of limit') atad Stemmas, fatly nod amply cnmmomc atcd. The Difertiets pccurarly Incident to the Female Sea in every ilmation are all. eztiatistcd upon, teigaker with advice to hods tete; for Vera infirmities Of nature, winch do limey duo forbids to diktat- even to the n ere! g • iriiatif: on licatatt D , Nervous, Hyyoc flue.. Cos hempriwi Complaints. Ike. &e. At! as nerves and hypachowleise enospialets ase moth eery prevalent in Europe than is gencrilly tussalited, attended with many dressily' and alarming hmptnens, whith &minty claint and not as is tun ten. rally the cafe, derilism entpp tbe sat Mr Ilea teen wry a trceitive 1. r &it melbodefeere; ba flatters hinslelf from the uhlettrations ne bat pads. that there** is &synod a 'reside no Medi. di(earcs as any extant. What can be of mere lospurtasearto a Utnak;tban ha be pm. maw aettieshited with every fymptont I. whirls &a is railer* lest* And law us toady ci WIWI in hick He... Mats mess, sefthoult woandflug her dainty by a dila dare of her gram Ste her apyrid irollL'ilis, to the rade icrettny tf yreetpded &lends. Youth whit basi toogultrdesihc phoned ehalmielves loM Windom kve, and f e el the dre f impsirc embrace tinwh4ls "Id inner dreadful, iejnatesnas es t e:n i ne et b a meant whtek has trw many dlits A r pyaietillsrs ;a erre) dill &al • Whirl ▪ OVIDs TO Hi t r!., and Herrman two, In the Waal WE the preterit mebliestiess. lu difoedi. re ta hi re f &vadat. ha s repeatedly (sided, whet' ma erber remedy cnuld allots !Lc uithaore t o flat health he wk. fortunately loft, the Ann-Impeetahlts will be Loud the great mil oul_y reit :rev of heakh anal 'trite. Thole who have refideil lola climates, and are emaciated_ Sr, i labour under a coutyisal drain of nature, wkereity tbelellealdf lt.enath Is nn: wily talstutted, but sifts their view and vimi impaized, will meet With a Mee dly monitor in this fnuall. a 4 impu rant publication. ioung people (*.her. ft it a who have um fietrunstely 'Peen way to a dewily' keret. and &Rim:eve mos, injund their health, sod deltroved ;heir erlw.le wail will meet with a " lisim est Co. Walton" in pcszang tic cure laid d own in The Guide to He eh h." The Author is proud to amid, that he hat been aided tal eminent lilcraf I medical men, to whole 'abusers and of be is much indebted:—They have treed the reelodies wefrrtbedai well as hianielf, and hive not beet. afraid or adsed ce acknow ledge their 'Away and powertul smrK 'IR' Ord, r• Oren to any IL olifsiler Teem Of COOWITI f a r o S ECIMON's (mina TO HEALT will lac duly teemed. at only Taman Shillusp each Om", fere e( C,rtiaea. ••• for the very gaudiest Usaraeler of thee Doak, fee the term Real; ws. To yes Pu stie—telatidng can be a &tenger prod of ills utility ot this 'cork, then the yoprwedeetted (4e et has mkt With-b. WO thin SI . YAWL HONDbLa Casts is Wind b. ea di paled t f In a very /.ft MOP. LOTWON : !rimed au, putseflace. ry I A.-vti. .(^< Can- Lambeth) ■t et.e St Alt ()rm./. No. I. Carer' drcct Pub, are ittk/ ac g4t STat Urctt, iempic Ifa'• ree Oti the Nat sew A s 6 to, Te Be the imi DCH de Fa lbe Pe