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J. A !V r g 1. L IC;E NC E. COURT OF KINWS BENCH, TUI.V THE RING V. II crteßw ANn Ikt‘CoMr.9l._ , . Mr. WOOD opened the pleadings, from which it appeared that this was an information agairdl the de fendants, for a confpiracr to defraud Government by means of falle vouchers, &c. The Arroaasv GENERAL. after a few prelimi nary oblervations, laid before the Jury the faeis which he was to prove in evidence. He Rated that Mr. Hepburn was Lieutenant Colonel of the 311 l re giment of foot, and Mr. M'Cummin, the Paymafier. In the lafi war the regiment ivas fent out to the Well Indies. It was then a Omni - and firong, but ft fuffer ed feverely from the unhealthinefs of the climate.— The charge ;spina the defendants was, that they had taken advantage of thefe unhappy circumflances, and by faille mutters had defrauded the public. It would appear that they had rated privates as fer jeants and corporals, and that they had drawn pay for men who had been for Tome time dead. Wben be had finifhed his pointed obfervatiuns upon thefe practices, The mufter rolls and pay lift of the regiment for three half years, from the 14th June, 1796, to the 24th. December, 1797, were put in and - proved. Serjeant Morton was then called, who Paid he had abed as clerk to the regiment. When he made the returns he was dcfired to keep all privates who died, except in a military hofpital, two days upon the roll after they were dead. This could not be done with fucb as died in a military hofpital, as their deaths were regularly regiftered and reported. The pri. Yates Rill living were frequently returned as ferjeants and corporals. Once when the witnefs rensonarated with the Paymafter, the latter obrerved. in the pre tence of Captain Su llivan,: that he was nut of pocket for money he had paid for rations. and that this was the only way in which he could reimburfe himfelf. Five or fix men were afterwards examined, who were particularifed in the information as having been returned as nomcommiflioned officers, while they (erred and were paid as privates. They (wore that they were privates, and received no more than their pay ; and by an infpalion of the rolls and lift it ap peared that they were returned non-commiffioned officers ' and that money was drawn to pay them as fuch. Mr. tamps, Counfel for Mr. bl , Cummin, ob. terve), that after fuch evidence it would be an abufe of the time of the Court were he to attempt to prove that his client Mould be acquitted ; and this was not the perited foe . *feting any thing in mitigation of pu aifliment. ' • Mr.:Graas.raide livery ingenious fpeech for Col. Neptuirn. He imputed every thing that had been done to the Paymafter, and maintained that the Co lonel had filmed the faire returns through inadver tence, and without any fraudulent motive. Morton, the "nsOft material winters for the profecution, he ilsould completely Contradift, and flew to be unwor thy of credit. Captain Sullivan being accordingly called, (wore that he recolfetted of no fuch converfatinn as Morton bad defcribed ; and that M.Cummin never ufed fuch expreffions in his prefence. The witnefs allowed he bad been obliged to refund a rum of money he had received from the regiment Rock purfe. Sit James Pulteney (poke to the defendant's cha raaer. He Paid he knew Colonel Hepburn, and con. aderedlim a an of honour, and quite incapable of alrand apon.Governtnent. Other WitneffesWere called, but did not appear. . Lard ELLasamtonort obferved, that thefe enor. mous frauds, which were daily brought to light in t:fits of Jake, were moll alarming to the public. negligence in filch a cafe implied a high degree or criminality , . He in whom great confidence was repofed incurred a heavy refponfibility, and he was not to be excufed if frauds were praaifed which it was his duty to prevent. But it was here insporfible to fuppofe that the defendants were not both conrci one of what was . going on. On opening the rolls the tit thing that appeared was a return of 42 ferjeants when there were oillt i.to men in the regiment. The Jury hasnedietely found both defendants Guilty. tag KUM V ICARR. Mr. GARDOW, who opened this cafe, Rated it to be a profecution of the left importance to the country. It was for enticing a perfon of the name of George Pondn, a weaver in horfe hair, tO go to Altona, where he was for fore time engaged in a manufaflory.— The defendant told him it was abfurd to live in this country, where a man mull (terve, when he might go to - another conntry, where every thing was cheap, and where be could have plenty of work. Mr. EasILINI, on the part of the defendant, admit ted the immenfe importance of the profecution ; but denied that his client had been guilty of the charge imputed to him. He called feveral vritnelfes to prove that Pontin Ira. on board the Royal William, and had rtsifeon duaed hintfelf during the mutiny ; and that he was not to be believed on oath. Thefe witneffes did not make sk deep impreffion on the Jury, and they found the defendant Guilty. Yeflerday Richard Sibley, a man of Colour, was brought before the Sitting Magillrates at Bow areet, charged with various acs of fwindling, It appeared that the prifoner lodged in COnduit.firect, in great keeping a man 4rvant, and pretending to be a Weft In di a merchant. A number cf tradaTmen at tended, and proved the I nitialer having obtained goods under various pretences. He was committed for further examination p4.Monday next. The man who afted as kis fervant was likewife committed. A young man, who it appeared was the fon of a Clergyman in the North of England, was charged with frauds on two refpeßable tavern keepers, and was committed for further examination. Mr. GRIIY, who kert the Belt &raze Coffee- Houle on Latsgate Hill, went out on Wdenefilay morning laft:ta a gig with two &adieu (boys); and coming home'down GrAy's-Inn•Lane, towards Hol• born, the F i^ trofortimatc:y came in contad with a returned chalk, the err.cotron wa g f o great , t h at t h e poll boy was threun (lathe parement,and killed on the frt. 0:.3 t! two chil dren, were thrown r.•t t 1 1 ,7 orpil!e. ode I one a the children r , i. t!. ^ °titer child Lad t,ii atm dresdft i.- I.inifed;—:ind rt. Gt... 7 •tt as ta k es b um ; Cptcchlcfs ::;11 r,.matias. . . • On at..r...av, In Charlotte-ftreer, rartlated.place, Mrs. Gilbert Wet, of a f,,t MARRIED. On ‘l'etlnefdav, :.t the Ekapelfrithe Tower, Wifflathe Doidge Taunton, I .iy. of the Middle Temple, to Mils Henrietta AtMetall, third dAtlghtvr of Henry William Atkinfon, Efq. At Whiteehapcl Church, the Rc v. Dante! Filter, D. D. of Hack ney, to mils Elizabeth Toms, feeond daaghter of the late Re? Rant Toms, of Hadleigh, Suffolk. On the sth init. the Rev. Henry Wollaßon, Rector of Taft on. Nortistonpronfotre, to Mils LouiCa Symons, younger daughter of the late William Symms, Efq. of Bury St. Edmund's, Safrolk. DIED. On the 7th irilant, at Glafgow, the Rev. Dr. Archibald David fon, P 1 cip,l of Glaftw College. On Friday laR, at his Lordßip a hook, in Hertford-fin:et, the youngrit daughter of Lord Bruce, aged four years. Wednefday, the Per. Samual Harper, F. R. S. upwards of 47 years Librarian of the Britith Marcum, and 37 years Chaplain to the Foundling lielpital, At Edinburgh, on the 7th init. John Lawrie, merchant there. On Saturday, the 9th inR. at Workington, deeply lamented, Mr. Wilton Wood, Thip builder, in his 4Sth year —His truly ex , amplary charaaer, and meritorious contlnet through life,•ki the reveal capacities of hufbanti, father, and (fiend, juftly rendered him the obJed of univerfal efteeftc—He fspported, with pions foes titude and Chriftian refignation, the painful indifpnfition which has deprived fociety of fo acknowledged an ornament —Few have more uniformly exhibited she domeltie, the facial, and the Chrißian virtues—To the poor he was at all times con,patkonate and elta• ritabie : as a merchant, he was upright and honourable: and as a man, benevolent, hrfpiistfe, and human.: In (bort, the uniform tenor of his life was, to promote " Peace on Earth, and towards men." COUNTY OF LONGFORD, IRELAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. CHRISTIE. At Ids Great Room In Pill Mall, on 'I huriday the lath of Ann*, AVALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, molt dcfirably &mate within Two Miles of that capital Market Town Oranard, ten miles from Longford, and about fifty miles from Dublin; in a .ich feeding part of the county, and within a few miles of the river Indy, with cleanest road. to and from the Eltate--Confifthlg of Si: Hundred and Ftfty-eight Irifh Acres of Rich Feeding Land, let to molt refpeetable minetual Tenants, viz. Barnard O'Rialy, Efq. Joha Celtinty, of Augamon, Efq. John Oltialy of Bunlohy, Erg John Olthly of Braikhall, Efq. Banjo min Hilden, Efq. and James Bond, of Onward, Efq. at low old Rents, on long Leaks, amounting to Si: Hundred and Ninety-one Pounds, and upwards frith, but of triple that annual value. The tenants will thew the titres, and printed particulars may be had of Thomas Bond, Efq. Bridge limn, Dalslin, and of the Tenants. This day was pubbibed, In Soar large Volumes deo. with Ninety-8z 4to. Hoek elegantly engraved, Price 31. 3s. in Boards, RECREATIONS in MATHEMATICS and NATURAL PHILOSOPHY; coondning arnufing differ. cations and enquiries concerning a variety of fubjedts, the moil remarkable and proper to mein curiodty and attention to the whole range of the mathematical and philofephicaf fdences; the whole treated in a pleating and eafy manner,and adapted to the corn /ache:3pm of all who are the haft initiated In thole (claws, vim Ad htnetic Mechanics Optics Geometry Amities Mutie Trigonometry AltroonaT Geography. Chronology DLlling Navigation Architecture Pyrotechny Pneumatics Hydro - Italica Hydraulics Magnetifm Eledricity Chaniltry &e. &c. Fiat compared by M. OZAN•I4, Of the Royal Academy of Sciences. See. Faris; lately recompofed and greatly enlarged, In a new edition, by the celebrated M. MONTOC ; and now firft trantiated iota Engtilb, and unproved with many additions and ob. fervations, in four large ethane' mimics, _ By CHARLES HUITON , LLD. and F.A.S. And Prokffor of Mathematics in the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich. The eitediesee of Oranam's Recreations, as impaired by P. 4. Mentada—.the diftinguilited and very learned author of the Hiftory of the Mathematics—has induced Dr. Hutton to undertake a trantiatiou of them; and to render It Ml mars ufeful to the Englells Reader, he has augmented the work by the addition of many Notes, remarks, and diffeueatices, rebtlng to feveral pictlenian which have been omitted In the original, andwhith the Reeder will Sod difperfed throughout the prefent trantiation. In this work will be found an eery and familiar account of every thing , the molt emitting and curious In all the branehoe of the mathematical and Wei:phial fete:tem Printed ise 0. Keartiey, Reet.timet, Lindero; Mil mod Brad fate, Edinburgh; and Bradt and Reid, Olafgew!. 'The pureldrers of this work in parts anrigneikod to scon pletc their feta with all sonvenient eirdition. • * INFALLIBLE GERMAN CORN-PULISTSIL FriiE PROPRIETOR of . this moll excellent 1 . REMEDY is to certain of its Encacy having never tailed. in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not eradicate the Corns, role and branch., TO ILITURII TER MONET. It will, on , takes, the Ineaninsathen in a few hews. end the Malignity without the ha bawd. Printed fooled up with it. This is the celebrated PLANTER that gained le lamb saps mass in Gerniany, nod hashes§ fold la London upwards el Fifty Years, with the greateft Sold Whalen& and Raw b rql 7r.tztell. N.. t, Finch-had, sear the Rciyal Exchange; and ate by Mr. Day. No. 7, Tavitack. Erect ; Mr. WO" Ss. 39, It. laissa4treet Mr. may, No. as. Pall-Mall; Mr. Ward. No. pso, Holborn; and kings* Sad Co. No. zso, Oxford-itreet. At *Ad, by &den and Sheppard; and lamer, printers. Bath, By Hazard. boolddler, Ealsiliaa, Patina% Edinburgh. by Baxter, Sank Bridge.. Pardee and Calvert, Mt. Ilardlag's. Liverpool, by Mr. Gore. printer,aod Mr.Jamos ,besbfeller. ParoGneoth. Mr. Mean, borekilar. Eor itheimatifm, Rheumatic Oast, Sciatica, butobsio„ Hod-4mb. Nutabneft, Pat(y. Indigeftion, ilatolent tipafmak or tyini Pains, general Debllity sod Rdantiots of the Winn. SPRAINS, BRUISES, ate. EXPERIENCE has piemed the mild flitnelatiog powers of WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD, Pais and Plaid, the took elfetisal remedy ever made known to the wpW„baving rocceeded in cafes of di 'eight, ten. twenty, and even of forty years Rangling. after other limes had failed, and it has abfottnely eared mom patinas of the sham eons plaints, than all the medicines ever before made Public. The Suid Effence fo linplarly penetrating and freed? in its mum dm, as generally te elhaß the awe of SPRAINS, lIRUISES, he by a few applications. Whitebead's Mace ef Mallard is r epaired and fold at so. 9d. each Eta or Bottle. by R. Joe a.Tea, Apothecary, N. al, Greek- Aron, Sobo, Logsdon s and Its reputation is fo aniverfally efts- Milked, that k melba bad of every Medicine Vander V England, lemand. Melt his, and Alnesica. To prevent comets felt ingsofition, parchafers am repelled to obfervc, the Genuine Is diftiaguithed by the King's Patent, and the Signature of R.Jost MVO V. the Patentee's'ewn writing as He label of each Bottle or bal. rissnIVIONY OF THE EFFICACY OF AD* Mrallo Lv NKr FOR THE CURE OF THE STONE AND GRAVEL. As it was through an Advcrtifemetit I became sc <painted with the virtues of the Sotvent, which freed me freers the alarudas ravases of that matt ettruciating difonier Stove, I with to acknowledge In the fame manner my extraordlas. ry and perk* Cure; the particulars of which I thsU always be ready to communicate to any Perfect who may doubt of the lone teary end ...Scary of the Medicine. M. ORTON. licreford-ftreet, Hyde-P:ut, No. g, May so, slog. . . - . . Fur a fortbei account of the titres of esollrused Stooe h. tie Madder and Kidneys, elfoited by the soLvEttr, after Meads trial. of Soap, Lime, Soda, and Alkaline Wsters—Sos Petty'. DK quidrion of the Stone, Ste. prier Zs. wherein are the riploboasst fie- Tend eminent Surgeons so the isqsortarsee of this Weever,. The totiovring pekes of dills Lion are pkafed to reconsfisehd Solvent, from its happy sfoets so th, rob-lees or their Unions, viz. Lord %%tenant litsehirins, Sir Edward Knatchboll, Ban. J. A reran, Efq. M. P. &e. S i. fold by Mr. Parry, Surgeon, No. 9, Sootbonipton.ltrset. B'o mfbory-fqaare, in bot tle. of p. 64. e c• sod sl sa Doty inshidni. Two lorelcetL ssner fall to owned tlic =skidoo diathelis in the Walsh, and theseby roost diskraistiss of Swiss is bdlMta r Purfood. • Prrs, coNvettszotts. ic. XPERItNcE has'incontellibly proved, that the Compiihns worlds% fo many ore fabled, or? in Pains in the Head, rains In the Side or Stomach, or D' orders on tae Bile and Liver, n Web being at brft nogledled or itnFopeey treated, pkrvade and sada ma the whole Nervous Syftens, and ge nerally either reduce the unhappy fufferer to a 'inferable ftate of krona Childhood, or precipitate him to an early crave. To arsid evils fo greatly to be dreaded, and to remove thole banefol ef. fedi of fieh frequent Dillarders, CHING's PATENT WORM LOZENGES are itronaty recommended by the molt Hanovrahle and Refpedable Authorities, who have in %heroic:Yes and Fasni• lies ['mired pert ft Cures, and gencronfly bear public tellimuny to the ungrounded Efficacy of this Medicine. A s Opening PM& on all =arsons, Cnsuo's Worm Lozenres are fuperior to every other Medldoe, Will keep good any length of time, and in all Climates. Sold Wholefale by Mr. Butler, No. 4, Chcaplide, London. For BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, andOISORDII.RS of the STOMACH and SOW FAA Dr. jANIES's ANALEPTIC PILI.S. THE Excellence of ther e rills, as a gentle Purga tive, and as a general Prcfervative of Health, by dfifting Na ture in the due Difcharge of the Animal Freedom, has eftablithed their R-potation as a Medicine of the firft importance. They are admirably calculated for diforders of the Stomach and Bowels; for Perfons of a Bilious, a Gouty, or a Rheumatic Difpofition; as will as for thole wbofe Conflitutions have been affeacd by a too anise or too fedontary Life; or by a Refalence in hot Climates. They are likewifegarticularly ferviceable in Bead-Ache oceationed by indigeftion, nd in removing the bad effects of Free Living; as :tiro in preventinePalfies and Apoplexies, fo often the conk...penes of intemperance. • The tendency of thefe Pins ts to open the Pores by Night, and the Body by Day: they moreover promote Deep, aad require nei ther Coofmement attention or Diet. Recourfe mould be had to them on the firth Attack of a Cold, or upon any flight Indifpofiiion•, and they mould never be omitted at Bed Time, after any Ends of eating or drinking. As the Auncerrie PILLS owe their Virtues to a peculiar Pre paration, which has never been divulged but to Ike relent Pro prietors, the can only be bad genuine from them; and they arc (Ad only by F. NIWBERY, at the Warehoufe for Do6tor James's Powder, No. 45, the kith End of St Paul's Church-yard, a few doors from Oteapfide, London; and at Dr. James's late Hoeft in Barran -greet ; in Boxes, Price 41. 6d. each, Stamp Included; of the Quantity of Six in One large Box for ti.ss. Obdetve that the Words 0 F. Newszav, No. 45, St. Patil'a,". are engraved on the Stampa. All ethers am Counterfeits. WHEN Profeffional Men of edocatibn and le. fponfildifty deviate from the general (Ohm by the Medina of a peculiar Branch, the faradic u of long coodonal rum& la the heft criterion of fuperlority. Ten veers have I devoted my pruftice to the eacluftmtreatmeet of THREE DISORDERS, and the fuccefsful refute of my plan gives me additional ardour to oppofe as far as I am abk theta rages of there complaints which are the molt important in the cata logue of human infirmities. After initiation into every branch as an Army Surt'enn, I formed a with at an tasty period of Prance to reline Individua ls from the ignorance of uneducated Mm, or the equally dangerous precipitancy of general Praditioners. The THREE DISORDE RS, to the care of which I have devoted m attention, comprise every fpedes of VENEREAL INFEC nyor', whether of a recent or long daration.—ad All kinds of DEBILITY, whether acting from tbe bakft• of 1, or the Indulgence of mature age, and idly that derangement of the fy Item in Women which is called BARRENNESS or sTERusr Y. Numerous difesfes are the relish of ignorance or hate in the treatment of a fimplc Gonorrhea, and it me uefrequeetly hat pens that the feeds of Life are pollonol bythe indiferetion of an unguard ed hour. By a repeater method fuck complaints arc eaf,ly cured, and even whim others have failed, l trial that 1 may prefume to offer a radical rucitabllihment. Few, howeverore the cafes of complicated diftraf• in the W- I order, compared-with the cabunitobis &nations of Men, who from indulgence in a SOLITARY VICE, or the prevalent Gaieties of a falhionable Life, acquire that Etat, of Debility which is Mt unavoidable conform= of fuch pernicious habits. Where the unhappy fuferer broods over his mikry, but carefufty cancels his misfortune, It may be fame onfolatien fee him to knew, that although it be an obhadt ordeal* or tumeraiaty with other Fraditieners, the removal of tbefe DEFICIENCIES by the gradual progrefs of remontlem tette sequlrenseut at anyeeperiento If the rites of Bacchus or Venus ham begun to swims manly vi. tour, much anzietg will be prevented by an early cotinteraetion of this languid Rats, sod in dude oaks 'ingress dills:tildes will occur. But where tills dairdisney hu fur. penes added, a jumper Per ; reverence is heitpesibly requlfito for pity* the au:aeries (perks of Life, and to rbiralmalo tbeComeiritles... .s_ MAIMED WOMILtd, who hare Imihem dlEappainted their es Lions of a Family, may be that in moft In fiancee fish delseettra suable by Mang MIL The SECRECY which is to cranial to my undertaking, and the Qpilitadona which have prefumed to hitt. teem the Fads of my protenlioss, and in coincidence 11411 lbelb doh intimation it Oven, that Mr. MM. cosi be coalialsail palhealty (or. by letters inelolos a (mall note) at his beak, No sy, Ansadel4lrect, Strand, I near Temple-Bar There la an additionsl entrance is Water-erect adjsining,aod the name is an both the doors. M r DM Nowhere/ the loyal Poliegt ollingeons. TO PREVENT FRAUD, Tbe Homan Conundioners or his Mad. ys Swop Oice have granted to Dr. Bascom to bare his Name in toil knit h Warted ar the Stamped his hiedeneo, via. is Ir Prawn. No. 9.4lNissidirest, diadfriatre Add ; ingsate which is it!looy. ThsElied- is Dot genalec, raids theabove nano is ae the Stomps. ERUPTIONS IN THE EAC.E. • & HE ingt ,latent dot:trine of thole what recommend External s for Internal 'Complaints, is obviated in the fallowing eerie gueltion: Vfig the ferwhkb "diens the lade of a hale, or India, be removed by walling the outride The sane eomparlfon may bensade rtfpeffileg the human frame ' Cadets Mensal eggpialet be rammed by an eseental application , 71sk quedioes are left to be anfweral by every Reader, which MI Sew the tifficaloufeefs of imuleatlng t6ls dod rine, while the lahlßbtlty cipf.BRIADUM's BOTANICAL SYRUP is evinced in the esuaordinary cepa filet daily appear in the Papers, parties fatly tweaks of the above nanny: Dr. Brodum, as a regular Ply- . &WO.* been kasweenany yews, and ea ma Notsens Tender lib motive for publiihing this advertileesent. is to faun the Health of the Public from the danger that attends external eppikatbn, which, to his knowledge, has proved fetal to away wbelsaveplaced in It an improper confidence. To theft who have reveled In the midnight cup, or madly drained seems alba *heft flares, by tutrefinined or licentious love ' et by the horrid fad& Falba of Diog•ms, this rtilorative willrender all peffibk alliance • and, If the vital powers be not esstiMy dell/royal, it will stodgily repair the melancholy evil. Ladies of any.thne of life may. by this medicine, be freed from one of the molt Aiding diforders incident to the fee and at a ca. tate period it Is ma higlik ere foL le al nervous abdicate, lown,.f. of (pities, tremblings, lots of memory, impaired vigour and the numberlefs fraptoms of ha. failed and teacart eunititations, whether milky from a life of inctlivity, intemperance, or Inattention to health, Its efficacy has attained throughout the three kingdom univerfid and unparalleled ed brity. By litift perfeverance 111 its Me, k chars, braces, and invigorates the de nervous fyilem, and gives OM tone to ail the Out flextime, of which numbettga inftarsees can be 'vouched. A molt noble medicine, commicd of forte of the chaieefi babfams and ftrrngthcners in the whole matcris nicdka ; and is particularly applicable tether/ w►ok /ordinations are Maud by estrum wcakncis and &May, at timbal by encraating at MMus Indorsers. The Datantral Bum and Rdtorsthe Nervous Cordial,to he bad at the Deane. book. 140. 9. Alltiam&reet, 7 doers from the Lawman Mamma, Surrcy ant at illarbfriars-Widge. in bottles at el. u. is. 6d. and 6e. od. (ditty ineluati) it Withers' (late Coda's) Medicine Warchntie, stn. Strand ; Maw and Itimoda, St. Paul's Church yard • and Helmand, Ni. ty6. firm AVlthout ; W. Halpin. Printer and Bookftlict. at his Me dicinal War/hook 160. y, Winwitreet. Ms* has received a lame and treat foppty; Thampfon and Mills, Calla-areet ; Brawn, TelicY ; C. Kenai. Bridge-Area ; Reed and Sheppard, Braid ; Meyler sod Cratwell, Bath; Mein. Goadby, Shabonsel Mr. Haiku, Cilooreficr ; Mr. Tymba, Worecfter ; Mr. Truman, Emu ; dwinney, Birmingham ; Spilfbury and Co. Mary-firr.ct, Dublin; and by all Printers, BoabStilats. and Vetoers of Medi chits in the Three lUandorns. It will be itareflarillse it;etw bald ke Cult Patients as ate abided with latstnefs or 11.06 at lies% or fad dteir saes Alla*. Paretl, • aba Dvasor(pst or cardegs faiijoriti 111,0164 kt. ,er Codlet, tlentleined tihd others are informed, that they may Offuppliod with thit valuable Medicine by fending tilde Order. by Coachmen or Newfmen, or by encloirag Cads is a fmall Parcel, directed to Mr. ft WN WADE. No. t 6 3, Fleet-ittut, • London , he which Purpsh complete Packing Betel are pro. Tided for bathing it web fafety to any pan of this Kingdom, Ireland, Scotland, &c TJ LJHTER's RESTORATIVE BALSAM of LIFE and HEALTH, is the &ft Medicine in the world fey reftoring and invigorating the Cruillitutions of ierfoos weaker.od and debilitated by a coree of difiliamcd pleafures„or indeed by any other Ciliger• Cattlemen of the hit diftinetinn in this kingdom, as well as others, whole conititations w, re t.re en and debilitatud, have experienced the good ideas of this Reitatrative Medicine. to Nervous Dfordera, proceeding from eaccilive drinking, difipatud pleafures, the immoderate ufe el tea, or from whatever occaflons gre...• debility and relaketion of the hfids, a better and later Medi. tine cannot be taken. Numbers who had enderguite too Pow‘P‘ lul cnurfes of mercury, (that b sae of health). which reduced them to a Itate of miferatilc clittence, received the num& benefit from this Reamed ve; tor after loft of itrength and rigger, they happily regained their former health. For v.:halo the bar:: andloins,glene and seminal wcaknedet, perhaps there b not any Medicine in puha lie or private prattles which has been fo fuerefifial. Note.--1 his Reitorative 14 prepared in rills, which produce more gradual and Lilting effeds than all the int rear forms; the finer parts ofthe halism are ally better preferred. 'Po be had alto at Wade's Medicine Warehoufe,Nte ts,caa Bonds React; Tett, Royal Exchange; and of all other Venders of Mod cinn in Town and Country, price 6s. gd. the hos ; or it may be had in larger boxes, price only 11. ya. which comain the quantity of ha frnall boxes, as made up for the army, navy, &e. A Pamphlet no the virtue. of the Reiterative. with a Ida erases portant Cures annexml, may he had of the Venders, .1111.1.1 was Dy H. D. Sywnds, Patera ofierwear ; j. Maiheerf, No. ri,Strind. 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The hidden Seems of Weaknefs and Debility eAtii whir& Tkostfands are aflittad, arc herein liid and the Mean elf Reiteration to the bledloge of Health•mid h, fully and amply communicated. The Diforders peculiarly incident to the Female has ft twerp fituation are site expatiated wpm, togetber with advice to bah team, for ante ferret infirnilues of nature, whisk delicacy ninon betide to dibble, even to the admit relative: ecomprifing a treerife en FtlaaLa Disatisae. Nervosa, hiyymbeadriac, Can leropeive Complaints, arc. ace. .And as nervous and hypochondriac tmerateinte are much numb prevalent in Europe than is generally imagined, attended with natty dreadful aid alarming , fimrems, which certainly claim affiance, and nut ma is too generally the cafe, drawn it the author barn teen very attentive to their rnetluid of cot e re= Batters blotted m the ablervaelum helms made, that &ire:feat is as good a eremite ow theft dikafes as .ay instant. can he aware mapertanta tai a MO*. than to be)ff pally acquainted with (guy ',owns se *bids She is peculiarly able t And bow to tended belief in fuels cite umiltatices widione wounding her delicacy hy a difelotent of her tears or h er ann. 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Cure, and adtivebve auto, isjertd their kaiak, had daubed clot vilavisamniala anti meet with a " Balm of (bubbliest" to perellegthe= care Lid down In " The Guide to Health" The Author is }rood to &ads that ha bat hoes aided, trf eminent literary medical m t. whole an and maniac* M is nisch indebted :—They bore *egad tho slogiaggminsioirsb.44. wen as Monied', and have not been arable. sibmgoiao aelptir. ledge their blistery and powerful .-Scary. Osiers given to any linoidatieties,Tosiol ennottyl Jar •SOl.Opows GUIDE TO HEALTHr webs doSpnaellgd a , at logy neat Ibliliap each IC-y, Neal Callsifigo. •• Foe the very melba* amaPor of !What. Ps OA* kraut Itevirws. To Tee ?vane—Notbin; coo be ; &ow reef et the utility or this work, than tee sinpreesedented tile It has met wither me lei thaw SagraliTT Titustanwe Save Miamian, Coileatadasebig • been directed of in $ very &wt Gibe. VENEREAL BLINDNESS. Tie W. lieges Tswana, Surgeon, No. 9, New Bridge-artery seri. cm, Londoa. 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From a itout,licakhy;easica mee corpulent man, I became a mere thadow, and an ieb)blt et pity and trompaSon..My Maids bad a/i giver me weer. and that& my recovery inspirable: In this dreadful fiats, and es• petfUng every minute to be my salt in this world, I nms flatly re.ommended by a neighbour to try year Medians, NM havingt ried all medkal aid to no purpoife, and been at an eseroures mance. it was Come time before I could be prevailed am to take Minn ; at la I fent ter fix born, and before 1 had taken them an, I found conliderabie benefit ; my pains gradually decreateds and my eyefight grew beta, and tot the great forpebe and after aliment of all my Mends, (after taking three bores niare), int health and ftatengti was pettedly reftored,and I am now. (drake to my Ono and your Invaluable Medicines), as well mid hearty el ever 1 was in my Ilk. Vain obliged bumble errata. High (tree, Birmingham, November t, miss. R. L. LEIGH. 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