The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-14 00:00:00

• IMPERIAL PAR,LIAMENT. t ROUSE OF LORDS, TorsiveY, t'aii. IS. ---- .1 • r.. Their Lordships wet at heir-past two o'clock. to Mar A ppe il of Gordon o. Tuff, adjourned from yawed.. •, hemarr hay* toren heard. fut Ibe Respondent, nail l. Br..ome, io reply ? for the Appellant, the Lora Chancellor slimed the decimal already prooosauced by the Court, of Seini..a. Earl ROSSLITN presented some private petition,. Lord UV IRPOOL presetttad a petition from Lady Essex ut Carr, rlai the title of Rosburgh, which petition was accordiexty ea the table of the Howe. - • The Malt ty Bill was referred to a fAillimittee or the whole flows, Am Thema) . - Some private coaconn were also transacted, when, agree ably in a oolitic of the Lard Chwwllor their Lordship ad jnitroed, at near Six o'Cl.ick, tifl'Tblustity moraing. ~r - , , HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUZIDAY, Fss. 15. Mr. FORSTER moved eery Writ for the Bornaiii see We %ford, in the room of Mr. Richard Neville, whihrincc his electing. bas accepted the Chillers Hundreds. Mr. ASTLE Y COOPER pretested -nnoAceoept. of the Rojul Artillery sent oat to Welchem, the Ketone of the Effective Meu and Sick, as fares they could he io ide up Is the latest period.—Ordered to be laid oil the Table, and to he printed. • Ihe Bill fur enabling the ?Awe of Wake to alienate {Or grin Pontius of I.3nd iii the Neighbourhood of the intended Strand Brick', was read a second time, and ordered to be committed. The Mildew Forest Bill was read a snood time, and or dered to he committed to-morrow. Sir SAMUEL ROM ILLY presented a Petition from the Deb:unrealised in the Fleet.—Ordered to lie do the Table. The -Ezelimpsor Bilb' Bill,,for nielog themes of 1,50t1,0001. was read a Ana time, ad ulgered to be read a second tithe In-atoms a . • The Eac beast, Ifills'aill, Ow raising theme ii(10,3(10,008L veined a Ina, aod ordered to be rend at second time to morrow. The 4noual Qo diScatian Indemnity Bill wns read a first time, apd•ordered to be read ii second time r,.-morrow. Mr. DENT gave notice, that WWI after the Easter Items, be would move for a Committee to imuire into the best mean of reismlyiog Surcharges in the Collectioa of the rro perty_Taa. A Peewit from the Office of the Consemoder in Chief ;re model Jews:Lis of the Proweedinp of the Army under the Com amid of the Earl of Cliattuitu. —Ordered to lit on the Table, mad to be printed. CORN DISTILLATION PROHIBITION BILL. Mr. ROSE moved, that the House do resolve itself into a Committee of the whole House, to consider of the propriety of continuing the Bill enacted last Sessions, for prohibiting the Distills.; lion of Spirits from Corn. Mr. PARNELL objected to the Motion, as being likely to affect thoragriceltural interests of the cuisotry. lie thought it wosrld be better to refer the subjeet.to a Select Committee up stairs, and leave it to them to report.whether there was say waccssity (or 0 renewal of the Bill. Last year Uteruses soma apprehension of a scarcity of grain; but. he had not understood that this was , the case at present. - The crop of grain last har vest was plentiful. It was sot what was called me average crop, but it was marl, In Ireland lie bad cliental. reasons to know that the harvest , __ _ _ end more slim ?hick funned so ' the - people of wed, he feared the agricultu. coontry, in ipplied•Ettgl imported fry" . corn, he add bet:ra: of sad yaks of bank 'inane', wets commone which a latercere with ezapt • Necessity. If the certainty of his mar. meal supplies of - .1 in favour of take a quan. thereby afford Bet the pee. afforded no MC , . It was, , the West In. planters . sumacs . , agriaidtural in. tete:is uf the country. Their embarrassments shoulit bo brought before the House in some other shape, and some other mode of affording them relief should bo adopted than one which 's() mate rially involved thegreut agricultural interests of the coentrf. 'The Honourable Gentleman. moved for a Select Committee to be appointed to consider the prices of provisions, and report the same to the llouse, with their opinion on the expediently of continuing the prohi bition on the .distillation Of •spirits from grain. . *Mr. ROSE said, he had pursue(' what_ was the usual course upon such occasions, in moving that the Bill be referred to a Committee of the whole house. Ile denied that the last harvest in England had been an abundant one. Thei grain had experienced a great deal of injury be. faell e clat! ta - hviiiiit,'•Ami the iptlittalielble i io consequence. It was not his iotention to move • fur the continuation uf the prohibition from dis tilling spirits from grain in Ireland, where the crop was plentiful, but only to contieue it here; and any arguments that might be adduced against it could as well be brought forsiard is a Com-I mitter. Sir J. NEWPORT thought the memo inem ! • pedient. The Right Hots. Geatimait admitted, that much grain hod been damaged ; she inference he should doer was, that if a large geeetity of grain bad Wee oestissed weft for hump lawdoohy was it riot Awed to her.weed in tbp diselsollo 1 The 'Right Ills Buenos thew proceided.ilithilll seem imago ism the .11:23: the Ceomeittei which was spiposiallad to Alp squat talk SLmise, NA Ala paisaidi '!•iiiilitailirM adoption of Ash aAmesses,„=: o all i g , ease mmisi:O ihook, ::m7 6 1:211 lam* nni s itf, ' ' * great Os pjasetaikte. dis. titlarks mega • fps lieo . lis this . ~ . •' -...- C k- • TNI STAT-llSMeirt .--.-.; .-. ther. If the measure tiairropeeed oh a red uf to the sugar planters t .th•lailliny be' afford them to 'lief would be to ratite - the duties Japan SWF. I" . doing so he was persuaded the reionoo would sus tain no loss, for the dietainetioar t .in point of duty, would be • more thus mstinterbahnecd by an in crease of consumption.' 4 Mr. YORKE *might it *WO be better to hero a Select Co tunitter, la (order to impairs into the state of the corn-markets, the stock of Staid its hand in Scotland and Ireland, and the quantity of corn.which !mad bees imported from foreign parts, or might be expected, before they proceed ed to the consideration or a Measure which se manly, affected the agricultural interests of the' country. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER was of opinion that the present discussion war. premature. He recommended the House to go into %Committee on the subject, when the ob. jectiorte against the measure could be more pro. petty discussed than in the present stags of the business. • Mr. M.IITZGERALD was against tie No: tiun sltogeter. Mr. FOSTER bore evidence to the flourishing condition of .Agriculture in Ireland. They had much grain to spare fur their distilleries, which obviated the necessity of extending the prohibi tion to that country. Mr. MARAYATT, after observin that the i ter . pilling eons bad increased 50 per cent. " ranee since Bonaparte hid' allowed licences for it 'etpoe. tation, said, he should vote for the original Mo tion. Lord A. HAMILTON could nin•divest him-1 self of local habits and information; and .could 1 nut approve of the Mutiou. • • I Mr. WESTERN considered circumstances to be different at present to what they were in lON, , 1 and therefore, thought the prohibition no longer necessary. . 1 . . Mr. WINDHAM wished for inletAion those Acts that had been passed, for f441.` risen 141 should support the Amendment. .•.': /- - Mr. PATTISON made some obilervations in reply to something that had fallen'from 'Mr. W. relative to the price of corn in Nirfulk. General TARLETON thought it became the House toy support the Amendment. Me. J. ,- AST LEY made a fen/ observations, but in so low a tone, as to precludevur being able to learn the side he supported. Sir JAS. HALL was, and always had been, a decided enemy to the prohibition measure. lie should vote for the Amendment. Mr. W. small was for going into an inquiry, for several reasons "i.: but.. particularly because the Act was evaded in 'Scotland. In the Highland Districts distillatitmsNera made front corn, so that the duty was lost. - _ .Air, HUTCHINSON contended, that the pro. Whiting the importation of S pirits from Ireland was a sjolation of the Act of Onion. Ha 11444 sup. port the Anaindment. , :• • Lord BINNING objected to the Anittidammty mid should /We Inr,the motion. Mr. GRATTAN said, that he, for one, woutil weir Netlike the agricultural interests of Irelaillr to tits West India interest. Ireland, he abought, wassaceificed for the imaginary want of England. Us mold oppose thcextension of the - prohibition to Ireland ; but as to the propriety of so king' with regard to England, hp should leave .for the consideration of Country Gentlemen. He would'' support the Amendment. Thu Question being then called far, the Gallery was cleared, and the House divided, For the arigisal Motion, - 59 ' Against it, - - 17 Majority —4l On our re-admission, we found the House in a Committee, Mr. ASTLEY COOPER in the Chair, and Mr. ROSE on his leg; ; oho, after a few ob. samtions, moved, That it be an instruction to the Chairman, to move for leave to bring in a to prohibit the Distillation from Corn in Great Britain. . After a desultory conversation between several Members, the Motion was agreed to. The House was t h en resumed,' and leave was given to bring in the Bill accordingly. Adjourned 14 Nine o'clock. The postponement of Mr. Soane's concluding Lecture : lt, at thu Royal Academy, which, it seems, has been done without that Gentleman's approba tion, is• said to have arisen from some obvious instances of bad taste, which Mr. SoanedeeMed it right to point out, in the building of newly 'erreted public edifice, as an example for the Ayoidanceof the students in architecture. pltinn.tLeriltelltiff ' , er a 9, named c his inventOda machine, with which he undertakes to explore:the bottom of the sea; for the purpose of recovering the caws*, &c. of ships lost. Ills machine was first. constructed ,in 1797, and the experiments' he made on the coast, and in the Seine, established its utility. He has lately, however, .teade considerable improvements his Invention. NAPOLEON. has settled a pension on and ordered several of the machines to be snide at the public expence. In the course of the Inquiry, in the House of Commons, on the Walcheron Expedition; a wit ness stated, that upon i demand fur 'milks' assist. once, two Physicians were sent hi place of one =;14; on. which a Mambos' observed, that it him of the case of a house on Grt, when .lieserebsees were lent down to sweep the chimney, it kevtail been found impracticable to send down a •A brilliant meteor was observed on the 9th of ,Stganary at ZweAsimmes, in Switxuelaett, which P ' first the •of oeepent of fire, +es visible , by sheer •• a e. .. ..F : 1~ - ff . = • •-• • • - N GAZirrit, Feb. 13. .10001M1 J. Munre,olAdlterdat M. litsurr-le-bonne, Orlin!, to aireestder Feb. melt 27, at liselve, nt Guild hall. Mummies illalsre.lllklason aad Yue n , Margaret.- street, Cavendijlrommar. J. Bills, Leeds, Kent, miller, Feb. 17 at twelve, 21, aid March'27, at elm*, at Golidball, Lundno. Attonsies Mr. Webb, St. Tbentateetraatt Southwark ; and Mr. Goole, Maidstone. It. Common, NorMlhirelds, Northumberland. ffocer, March 8,9, and 27, at aeses, at the Star and Hurter Inn, ]forth Shields. AMOM Mr. R. Barker, Noah Shields; and Mr. H. Seine, 111.36ry Axe. J. 3Poitillivoodelaikos-bisiase-yard, money-serivener, Feb. 17, 24, apd Marrh .99,Vat twelve, at GaildhalL A ttoruies, Masrs. Watson and "Mmbtree, Lamb's-heiklings, Temple. S. Sanderi, Walbbiek, wineoserchant. Feb. 17, 24, and ~arcb 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Mto:ney, Mr. Ailing , St. John's-square. ,n._ Mean, Greenwich, tavern-keeper. Feb. 20, 27, at* • Guildball, Londe°. Attorney, Mr. Southwark. !t, Serrey , e linen-draper, Feb. dt twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Bridge-street, Blaektriarb. %. cotter. March 16, 17. and 27, Frunkfort-phee, itymestis. 'inrton; Mr. G. Corvoloa, Aaacr, New-square, Lincoln's warehouseman, Feb. 17, al one. at Guildhall. Attorney, Blackftiars. Feb. 17, nt one; ut Guildhall. Attorney, t. 111nck• mars. , Rotherhitbc, Surrey, timber mat 3, 27, at tute, ut Guildhall. 'albtonle. . • •street, Bloomsbury, Incenuta. . eleven, at .Guildltull. Attonity, Mr. Witkilis,.Btione-buildings, Lionln's Inn. ; J. Lewin, Fashion -street, Spitalfields, victualler, Feb.ll4 and March 9, 27. at tea. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cod .mood, Bride-court, Britlse-street, Illacktl ism Fltipbary-srmare, merchant, Feb. 17, 24, ad March 27, at twilva, at Guildhall. Attoruies, Messrs. Pal mer, Tomlinson, and Thompson, Copthall-court,hroginste ten-street. A. Nivea, Great Present-street, Condanan's-fields, master' nuiriner, Feb. 17, 24, aol March '27, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attorney Mr. N tad,- Th rogmorton-st rem. B. Boyil and 'C. Hanbery, Catherine-court, Tower-hill, cnrnEtcoors, Feb. 21, March 3 and 27, at ten, at GuildbalL Attorney, Mr. Prete, Billiter-square. DIVIDENDS. Muth 7. W. Roughsedge, Wotton-undlerellge, Cloncea:.l ter, vintner.—Marsh 8. J. Perrin. Purtwood within Brim , nington,Chester. cotton-msaufacturer.—March 8. T. Cron sock. Drayton, Salop, mercer.—March 17. J. Jones iVood st. Cheapside straw-hat-manurocturer.—April S. J. flurry, R. Peak...l:ad Ives Hurry, ae. Head-court, Crucechurt b merchants.—March 12. J. Bennett, Tregonv, Cornwall, linen-draper.—Matcb 6. W. Atkimint, Manchster, shoe dealer.--Match 6. C. Withall. Feurhurch-wreet, ware bossiest:tn.—March 8. J. Murdue, Wall's-end,- ":orthum herland, ship-orraet.—gilwrch 12. P.. Lister, Slater lug, Yotk, cotton-splutter. CEItTIPIC ATES—Msacw 6. IL Horrscks, Peadlelna,"Lascaster, dyer.—W. M'Dnwell, • Tottenham-rnurt-road, Been-draper.—C. 1/ittdiu Ntraud. musie-seller.—W. • Cherry-Gardes- erect, 111,,nnund sey, thisber-merchant.--;.H. Chabaud, Plumb-street, Blooms-. Wry, jeweller.—E. R , Cbicheiey, Frog-lace, Islington, list-manalaciarer, Mr. A LEii NDER TROTTER; formerly of the Navy Pay Office - , wail' purchaser of fen lands, in Lincolnshire, at the sale at • Boston fast weak, to surontot of 30,0001. Six hundred and thirty. - lova! acres of the East kn sold for 20,9101. being 6 isttho rate of 321. Ss. per acre ; and six hundred itad sinety.eight acres of tho West fen produced - 47,1361. averaging 671. 3s. per tore. 4 oistrinsonial union in. oa the topic, laltwoca tiff lOW _ __mood die occompabod Liar MA RE Ltruoi s eldest daughter of *I. D 4. of. Rica. MONO. • n consequence of the viguggjetilirei.about _ _ 'be *lora in Holland, le any com. morcial intercourse with England, all articles of exportation have fallen cossiderabtria that coun try and at Hamburgh. Sir JOIN' WENTwoorn, Bart. Governor of King'i College, and Histsofof Nuva Scotia, sr. rived at Portsmouth, ors Saturday morning; in tit4' William, store-Slap, from Halifax. On Saturday theSes Foncibles on the Yarmouth station, commanded by Captain Sottutoax, were diShanded. The members of 'the old Beof-steak Club, who wore burnt out of Covent-garden Thratre, are to have a room in Drury-latieTheatre, with the fol. lowing inscription, suggested by Mr. SugnimAN : " If 'I were.clone *hen 'tis done, then 't were well It were dune goirkig. - We are requested to state, that Mr. Dtiffuld, who has eloped with Miss Elwes, is a Layman, and that none of the parties concerned were Cler. gymcp. Wetinderstand that Mr. D.'s addresses had been permitted two rears ago-; but some change in the opinions of the governing part of the family had arisen, and other suitors were Strongly recommended to the young lady. She, however, continued constant to her first attach. melt. The gentleman who banded Miss E. to the door was a real suitor to the lady visithag.. in the house, and their union is exmard shortiA.to take Ace.. ci D. . arrived safe at Gretna G teen . , on Thursday night, and *its tmmcdiafely inarriedlif! his fair and lovely companion. A duel was fought in Heston open field, near Hounslow, on Monday morning, betwixt a Mr. Marshall and a Captain Itedilon, in consequence of a. dispute at the Opera on Saturday night. The pprties . had been disappointed at Wormwood • Scrubs, and they were driven in post-chaise s to the scene of action. Mr. Marshall had his right hand slightly shattered in the first lire, and his thumb was shot off, after which the duellist's re. tired. They were relatives. In the government of Shubitsk,- in the circle of Icorisun, in Rustle, four scats from the Crown village Kassaur, there is a district where the earth has been burning for three years. Ni) fire is seen, but mach smoke, which issues at various places. 'rho ground sinks in sensibly, and on pressing it, at the edger, flames burst out. The inhabitant[ of Karam. sty, that nut far from that place, the earth bad burned in the same manner 12 years ago, and had become. estinguiShed of itself. Where the ground was dug into, a spring of water was found. A few flaying, as some boys were walking. along the beach, opposite the. slaughter-hauls jolt, at Portsafouth, one Of them disgorged an dill leather /love washed up on the'boach, which: isa *paned, and 'found iticr contain 158 guinea . 60 stew half-assivrias: **firm an union bad takcj' Oleg between maw of is pineal AO they could nis k sejpowitli. - 7 -7, 1191111 ; MR. GOSS, SURGEON, Nis th e 1 41 , 4, infers Ms Friends end Correspondents, ilk( ( ft .... 4 cogitated iarrease of applicatioas for the erre of REAL COMPLAIN TS and Debility. he has twee ',N I L.? take Partaer, and the concern hencefo r th w i ll i 7 ,11 dieted under the inn of COSS ad Co. H e „ er r eis also that the same principles of integrity, reciter, me th % tines will he invariabiy observed, which hi t h erto dik marked a practice as succesiful as it is widely mew e d k ilo Letters from the country, containing a Rank ec Note, lag particulars of the cage, age, and general med. — h :_•• punctually attended to, :wd Advice and Medkiae siCW's pact of the kingdom . rtl 13, Bouverie Street, Fleet Street. • Feb. 14, 1310. S F u l te ß E p i rop Eitt eiet V o A rs T 4 l OthN"--.OIIK lin ter si E 14/04 SPECIFIC: " I ant surprised you do not adopt some more eg ' ' ,'; o pen& to render the extraordinary properties of p si him, cited Soap more generally know° ; for it is sertoady m regretted, the world at large should be ignorantWil ie .el which Providence seeins,to have provided to exams ni 7 disease so destructive to the Minion species." This highly favoured diniidote is so 'veil known am blished lathe first circles, as to reader observatios st anneoesrary t and it justly Fonsidered the harpies 4 ‘.Z/ 'me di cs ' re s earch has provided to guard. both setq - ',2! the pernielows effects of venereal coutagioa. To be totedel: tornally, simply us a wash. Sold at No. V,S, Southampton street, Strand, in Foseks.,4 three Unites, 11A. single Dog, 4s. 6d. Trear.,e t Retail also at 5, Sweetiag's Alley, Conthil ; at _hitt Ain't' and JO,. Piddadilly, Where on ly can be had A LF:XANDER's SPECiN 1/I.ItCT I ON. Thi 4 {rink delerArnt was in so Mat esti b the late Surgeon Hunter, as to prefer it in all lotsk.,, ',Taints; and for Meets, Wrokoesvev, &c. is Perini in i o 7 Hof to any remedy ever offered to the Publi c , b low , fected &speedy and radical cure in cases of 20 )eagssat i ; Price 4s tid. N. Sent to any part Of the kingdom, by ioclotisc mutant OM paid, to Alextuader and Co. Nat. '4l, ampto . meet, London. . . A Cat a L'Elltaik:. ' 7 . MILSSftS. CU 'tittle," 'kali CO. Surgeons, in his Majesty's set - vice, challenge the whole ir, to"prove a sittele instance where their Al etlicine alai M e t of Core have failed of the desired cited.. The pewi t , ninny year) in this particular branch of their prof t uj on , i k not given rise to tontttinipicctasful Case., They continue to insect their studies to the treatment St cure or Venereal Contidnints, nod that -Derangement of t i, System, which Is the enesequence of the pernicionsend ea, * ful effe cts of it habit lung and most unhappily purged hll4 youth of both sexes. Ibtheone 11 evil lbe foupd to h t d e uufailing source of harretliteaS ; the other hare Its mvage t t l , tatty developed to them by a. distrewing slate of delite c w lice li, if wit thnely remedied, terminates in impotence. Tie are its retinae and ultimate editts, while Comments, I A of Muscular Power, atid various Nervous Cianpliumr, Nom rlutrarterize the earlier stages nfthis solitary vice. Of pv stint , lanoisking . touder the diwtrders incident to such a ll,* their treatment Is siinple, mid has never proved unarm)) in the course of It long. labeirime, and notch esteadtd O m tire. In t h at most abotiunte and corrqdicated Ores 411 lips real Infection, smelt as (Thslnialons . ln the Urethra, Spa n P. veresceines. 'lard 'rumours, Callous Ulcers, Ersption initial Weakness, (fivets, as tits.) SIR tcrttEs, • Whether recent or of long duration, and which hate haul the skill of other Practitioners, are, by their incsent hoped plan of trenjturot, effectually mid . pereatinently noel, tt4 out the patient suffering threxeruciating painatolalarmitys 'north:we w itieh -frequently follows the application of the h nar caustic. In the course of twenli years erdasive pants in tl(li inetroludis, mit:serous cases of Btricsitieslisse km* are daily under their rare, the tool einaientiss of whi c h., effected by a safe, certain, and expeditions made of prank % superior:4o any 'other yet adapted. The weakness,' rens, bon, and debilav proceeding from this complaint, are aus dily removed, and the patient . restored to wand and vireo health. But where the tkdrility has for years existed,aps per perseverance -in their restorative remedies, alters .7 tore has been destroyed, is iadispearvibly requisitely,. 1 slumbering sparks a Life aiuT to re-antmatetbe Several /fon cx st EN anal GtNTLasi CS 01.10 bra ability, have under the care of Mews. -CURIt 4 CO. for the oval of complaints of We Urethra, Milvi rt tares, &v. ;et having roceircd a radical iialk . ~ . go, Cure, partica ray requested that refe aces . be ,to theta, as Au factory evidences of t if Messrs. C tR LE and CO's) plan these Cientlonen have kad strielnees from' 10 tiSyviviv i had been under the care of Messrs. Home, &AWN; ;4 ocher VANS of equal eminence, who attempted tie cutely , tbeappl tins of the Lunar Caustic'', wilt out stiecca. Mcssr ):odic and Co. may he cte:tali/I by rillielinj with the•grealesl delicacy, secrecy, :gal hanour, st tint house, No. 107. Oaten !lateen. . . . Patients in tote Cipuntr# aqe requested to State* the pullet tars of tittle:goose, And general habit of liven. tn. It, enclosinga remittance for adv ice and medicines, earn to seine will be gi yen or ?eta IA asty part of the kingdom. Toe sure that secrecy so esvntial is their undertaking, the pelt age of letters may be added to the /*count for medicine, VI Jones ISW-IU7, HattanCorylooy - 1 AN ACCOUNT at that most excellent !tiE. CORDIAL. BALM of GILEAD, prepared by Dr: SOLOMON, Gilead House, near Li* pool ; auti.sold, wholesale and retail, by Dicey aid Suihi l . Bow Church-yard ; and Mathews and Leigh, Is, St*. London; price half a •guinea a bottle ; or the quantity IC four io one Family Bottle for Thirty-three Shillingi,ti Which' N ism Shillings are saved, duty included. " Teadarriaister to a mind diseas'd, pluck from din mewl _a rooted sorrow, • " Rao* out the written troubles of the broil', and without sweet oblivious antidot•-, " Cleatie 'befoul bosom of that perilous stuff which welet open the heart.' . . It is notorious, that various disiirders of the human fiats are brought on by dissipation lir youth, and the gross violate of those titles which prearleace dicta es for the pi rstostiatif health, and laying ti faievalbtion for a lung and happy IC with a firm and stritvawittitutioa. The Westing. of WM are no sooner lost than painful experience teaches the hen sable value of it, and tae unhappy patient :oaks mould, no often alas ! in vain, for the.oomin of itt recovery ! I'he CORDIAL BA LM OF GiL.:AD is uniretsally se knowledged to be peculiarly Vicarious in all inward was inns, loss of appetite, indigestoni, depre siou of spirits, hew bling or slinking of the heeds or limbs, obstinate comb, shortness of breath, and Consuoiptive habits. It thisatil blood, easet the most violent pales in the 'head and stomth' and parttimes gentle perspiration. By tie arability aadinr try this Medicine is :Ouch ainilhed, pie a saat to de , taste and until, gentry • the • vf the asoari. 4 , meal 'Mat prApee quires. tithing can he belies. adapted to Mid mow the constitution after a noctivinl dvbaaeb slim wine, dr — This Cordial is Welty esteOmeif in the Eittt aad Wtst InAlt for imorisbing and invigorating the nervosts sYstoos 111. ing as a general restorative on debilitated consiiiatiam,st log from bilian complaints contracted in hot climbers'. n° w fiti have the care and education of frontless the sm.ii °llll well as the sedentary part of therommunirv, Alma Bours e without the Cordial Balm of Gilead, which rem 'cps tiesP in the head, invigorates the mina, improves the_ memo/lOW enlivens tho imagination. It is the most absolute remedy for such diseases as tended with the following sviiip:oll34—moiety, a ness of the breast, with difficulty of br.-athingts r e:OPOlfi r tationelf the heart, sudden Hushes of lieat is va tbe h ;at other times a seise of cold as if iritterAtt I poured ► lin them ; dying pains in the arms and IreMs• bars._ _2: bally, resembling those occasioned by the growl I me r" — . very vat i tblC, sometimes • uncommonly slow, at Diller, very quick; yawning, tie hiccough, frequent si . ;hinll , selislf of sulloraioo, as from a bllr 1p laths films: tweet:lie fits of cr t yinland caftan u % e , laugh ing: Ike *Petro I sound, aril Seldom refreshing, and the patient often tr ee with horrid dreams. Much has been said by interested **idiot,' against Medicines that are advertised ; hut thei:F_ln vest' important observation iodic made isspectiag fhe . ,_ 4 Ar, mAt Gilead, that unless its operation mai and efficacious, It could not have obtained the ime109.7 . denittodAt hat acquired; for as it has rarely the Ale° vicrtage of h 'terminator Advklite at the eat of the pAisit,, antatag hat bus convictiod of its virtues, by its sntoW, r can iodate persevemuce, and yet reasonable per . Of, Mace eertairdy most requisite to enable even the //a rl.. combination oftlkyloitmla ai4d galenienls to root out OP P' diatoms, Gad Maim am valetudinarian to health. ity Po itt well.-known charoCeristic o 4 prornotiag ingr' itlea lung maintained I fur, by keeping the coratitutivitslo mere, la continual repair, it preserves the body rigour, ariAt e weveatt premature decay. It iequirei r dratiar en meat. 110 P attention sON Priutect uhtt Publislie,l by 1). Lev et.L, at I" it•TSIMAN 04fFicis 87, k‘cet-str.et. I b been ateeediegly abamlint, en stay in the crops of potatoes, whi gnat * part of this ewheiatena) at 1 *lt aaontry. If the MN was renew . 4 would prove bisily injuriniioo I tat iniarusts of belie& That con "Gene of tl last two years; had au pi with more grain than had. Ibsen im Wily other quartet. The Otos of I wil seite meeliAlly inawasinal, bul pitribiftl iseli tt oci %teriose on of*, II Wade in grain he ow ea bronchi* of comma oast* never to laterfere w i d iLlP7 w i s c i rzo/ evident aecesi at She certainty - 4 171 4 get talao the usual sm. of thos argemeass used I Ibil rocoer elk was, that it would eV of Mar fram the market, and ti sow oea ,Wost India planiors. I wor r liZif *gar were high, and Illt the renewal of the Si oaf* he think of relieving t dim photon at the it pene. of the agi ' ~.... ____ Ea:4 4 . 44 .0 4 wo ad b e ilVo i t, batli- at first Ilia app . ea . rance of a ,serpent of . fi re, t.• Of VW kapertatien of WO, 440 abed a west brilliant Nil*: • It woe visible _ - ki n k e d lob Ibis .. manery. so all' . 444'4 1 -11/miried, wadi be contrary 44 II 1,4 1 , selliitpleiing. 4,16.1.101.5 t the het at Thdett. •W sub a Se iitbabitants of h S t he: b ruess were mach shir. ..' . ./ jai WINOS gam* ha *NOW il bb Wtto an illi=s out eleven o ' clock, b, 'llillMitt II emu thervallitias= teleausilass et ea catkin of he beefy from a sheer ilildlt. ilit Oa *wawa used, a o'serliee accident •ek lair and: . It-wie bialala t linir hue piloNt The Wadi% work iii Ike . Belk was . •• or SSW eitaili ialiallitrwad by am.. beers *Os wnier'serige. • • 17, at twelve, at Conklig , Dem-street, Swaim 3. 'Walker "Blactlims-mreet, IT4 March 3, 517. at twelve Me. Bartley, New Bridge-wee J. illansford, Plmassatb, cats at delft, at the (lobe lan, Baatlfts. Mr. J. Partridge, Ti PI yaitalits s and Als. J. Alezw Ina *Aaiun. It. %light, Wading-street, twelve, St. and March 17. at US Mr. Burin, New Bridge-street. W. Mtt l isim, Wadlag-street. twelve. nod Marelsl7, at or Mr. Botil New Bridge-street. ' W. Ditaaalsd Miaow, H merchants, Fib. 17, and March Attorney, Mr. Comities, Walls M. C. Watson, Charlotte-sti Feb. 30, 27, March 27, at eel LON 1' , . an iiii I Bo) PAS Dec Gen ]IA gall( Or, Ti or. Few poi i iv Milli WI - TO 0 1 - ; eatfi IN Pe L.. —...... ~+e~le rte e t ALA take tt luire ion }I 141 a ire lbe'R o roma ltitre Y ro ei