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A COPIOUS HISTORY OF THE UNION This Day was published, Price los. 6d. in boards (dedicated to the Marquis of Lansdowne), 'THE HISTORY of the UNION- of GREAT BRITAIN and Ireland; with an Introduttory Survey of Hibernian Affairs front the earliest Times. By CHARL ES CUOTE, LL:D. Sold by G. Kearsley, No. 46, Fleet-street; of whom may be had, the History of England, the Life of Cxsar, and other Publications of the same Author. • *.* It -is presumed, that a Work Of this kind will be highly interesting to every class of Readers, as it treats of one of the most memorable transadions of an eventful period, and contains a narrative of every important circumstance con neNaed with what His Majesty has styled the happiest Event of His Reign. This Day - was published, Price as. boards, . - L ONDON, a POEM, Satirical and Descriptive. 1 Ilustrated with Notes. Printed by R. B. Scott ; and sold by E. Lawrence, No. 378, Strand. Where may be had, lately published, r. Brewing made Easy, by W. 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Its warm and reno. vating quality, indisputably renders it the best medicine "for relaxations, debility, lassitude, tremors, sinking of the spi rits, and all those nervous affections, which harrass and op= press the weak, sedentary, and . delicate ; for in all these cases, it is calculated to warm and steady the cold tremuloits nerves; to sheath and invigorate the Muscular system; td animate the spirits, and renovate the whole man by which -means the chill watery fluids become rich and baksainiei and the circulation resumes its healthful- state. A great number of Ladies and Gentler - den a the first re- spedability in 'this Kingdom, have taken and recommended tne COrdial Halos of Gilead in a variety of cases, and never found one single instance of its inefficacy t on the contrary, ' cases are extant where the parties had •previously been bereft bf every other hope of relict. It is'a sure remedy for debilitimafter long feversi nervous diSorders, and weakness - peculiar to the temale sex, colic; flatulence, sickness, vomiting; loss of appetite, gouty spasms of the stomach, hysterical and hypoLliondrkical affectionS, lowness of spirits, and the various direful complaints usually stiled Nervous Disorders.. Extra& of a Letter from W. Greenshields, Esq. One of Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the County of Dublin, to Dr. Solomon, in Liverpool. Mrs. Greenshields has tried your Cordial Bairn of Gilead, and although she has had the advice - of many Of the most eminent of the Faculty in Ireland, to prescribe for a bilious complaint that has attacked her these ten years, she found the most wonderful ben nit from your medicine alone. .• WM. GREENSHIELDS. Dublin, No. 7, Montague , sireet, 01.9,'1800 The Cordial Balm of C ilead is earnestly rccuthtnended to the young, and to the aged and infirm it will assuredly furnish great relief and comfort, by gently and safely invigorating the System. ' Lieutenant-Colonel Colcluhoun, of Ross-lodge ; Dunbarton, was cured by the Cordial halm of Gilead, of a Nervous Com plaint, attended by many alarming sythpfoms. *** Robert Raikes, F,sq. (founder of the Sunday Schools) of Gloucester, unites his testimony to the great success and wonderful efficacy of the Cordial Balm of Gilead, in a vafiety Of cases. Affidavit of J. Broom, Esq.. Downend, near Bristol.' I-swear, that I Was long troubled with a Nervous Com plaint, accompanied with great trembling, Weaknes-, debility, lowness of spirits, bad cough and head-ach ; ,I Was rendered incapable of tloing any thing.—l entered upon a course of the Cordial Balm of Gilead, and found immediate relict; threz bottles perfectly restored use to m) usual state of health. DOwnend„ near BriStol, Jan; 23, 1799. . J. BROOM,: Sworn before me, ode of His Majesty's Justiees• of the Peace for the County of Gloucester. 'J.C.i IA R FORD. E ktrad -of a Letter from Beverley, in the County of York. A young Lady in the neighbourhood of Beverley, was for fifteen' years afflided With a NerVous Complaint ; attended with lOwness of spirits, pains in her back ancneft breast, for' which numerous remedies were tried in vain, obtained a cora.. plete cure, by two bottles of the Coidial Balm of Gilead. Witness M. TURNER. • Beverley, Dec. zo, 1799. A Saving of rl. 6s. The Cordial laltn of Circ.:ad, is sold in bottles, price I-Jail-a-Guinea each ; there are also cases 'at sl. containing equal to twelve bottles at ros. 6d. by which the Patient saves 11. 6s. which May be had of Dr. SOloinon, Liverpbal ; orj. Mathews, No. ig, Strand. (r....# - ^ In order to prevent unavoidable delays, and consequea disappointments,Agents are required to Sellgi their orders ue.: , fore their stock is quite exhausted,