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- t`r ' .. jr jiLtre .4 4" ,-;•,,, 7 , - ~ :". t !N;r 4 ;,.. . .• • ii., ~ ~...., ..t.... -. t ,.. .7 ~ • , *l - ' .. . ' (1. 5)r,1.,,..ict .• • fk, ~,,,,• c . •;.).44y..& .4 ,_ 4.1... I ' . ~ A . . .... i 4.1. - Ple.--- ' IPC-ii; '"-, f tIVI i. I 1 A- e , • , , • . • - -o i i- i - : _ad. . . ...41 ,- „,,,,,). • ill /ø LV 1) AY, . JULY 13, 1807. Ntrfinitaz 4025.3 [l'll7F, I " SALE OF ESTATES, &c. This Day was p*ublished, pride ts. APLAIN SPEECH or - ADDRESS to the IMPE- I I. k LIAM ENT of west Britain, &c. shcw ing 111 what mariner .Nati,ni may be ;;ro;perou:i and. happy, rich anti great, tree tram prrvations. grievances and burdens, and remain in peace and friendship,with one another. By GEU. EDWARDS, Esq. M. U. Printed tor 1.. : Johnson, St. Paul's ChUrch-yar& and 1. liatehard, Piccadili ; . Where may be had, The Discovery of the: True and Natural Era of. Mankind ; price as. 6d: Also, Means adequate to the present Crisis ;. price XOYA 111n:ITARY COLCECI?, VAUXHALL. Linder ihe Patrohage of. His Royal Highness the PRI N C E VAUXHALL MALT DISTILLERY. TO HE SOLD, of WALLS. 'T'HIS EVENING, July 13, at the express. De sire of the 11.1pst Nrhle the Marchioness of HUT FOR 0, UM be a SIIPERY:FITE,.antI-Grand Display of FIRE WORKS. . . Admission Three Shillings.. Doors open at Szven, and the Concert, begins• at Eight O'C lock. • ,Thia Gardens are'Open on Mobdays,: Wednesdays, and Fri. days, as Gala Nights. • .AD CLERUM. . , StXAGISITACONICtOSES ad Fidem et.t.lium . Ch!i , tianM 1/..u - i,igi,,his siie . laiites, no : lis tyois uctirate .manusi.tipta inioamihys. aldnd.ttX, a Pre,shyterp Ectlesim Atiglit..ti.x ..orflio,itae:• Veneuttt' apud ()life', iviie Maria. Jane, 1011,1:0!, Yretturn 31. , ...,. the Colici.ncs Aptailuir tut ()miles Dies Dornitlicas totit4i Anrii, et ad Occ:ssimum UM &pectialvi (wain constiCtas. Pro stain maks ' w sitil vol) involucr4 it • • oigillato oui hiscgibitur, Sexaginta Cuncioncs," iscC. • ' • A GENTEIIi.'ititSIDENCti. • ,TO BELE TT, and ;.Entered upon immediately. • A M ANSION, 'the :oc c asional Residence of a Nohlem at, with (;arderis, C.W,l' • Cr/MIA , and *bout Forty Acres of Orchard and rich• Po. lure Land adj ;;itoJted in the most. pleasant put of trie Cl , UNT Y. of VIM FT( SC 1, eight Miles West of Taunton, And within a day') j....trnoy of Bath, and the Devon)ltirc Waterin4- Places. The ll use, which is particularly neat, .and on a small Beak. L iiltalitS • . 3 V ~tihnle. Breakfast; Dining and Drawing .xt e onii4 five I.e it Bed.chainh..rs,. eight Servants' Bed-rooms, and ).'l,,hte t ffi. t.:S. There are two Co4cli houses, and et. tetilent . Stall ,Si Aning thr twelve Horses.--The Furniture, way he taken at a v.iluarion, This is' worth the attention' of any Gentleman whb, froth It . aving reta,le•l in the Troptc.d Clquites, may . requitit4dry and warn sltua , ion. To be viewed. and other information obtained, by apply'. .ing to Mr. Klnglake, Taunton. LEICESTERSHIRE -TO BE LETT, • comfortable,r FAMILY HOUSE, ' ,. urnislied O Un;urnished, tit for the reception of a GellticMlA•i'S Vantily,..wlth very contavAlions Offices, good Stables, Car. 'den, I.)", , ve,:nte, &c. &c. situated near the Fox Covers. of the ,Dukunf Rutland , and the .Earl of Lonsiale. A reliant may .t.,c , mtnodated with - any quantitrof rich traznlg Land, trum zo to onwards of too Acres. Further particulars may Lie had on application to Messrs. London and Creel', Solicitors, .i.alisi)ury-square, Fleet-street, London, GR.AN.I) PRIZES. One - . 01 - - Cic h ooa Two - of - i ,44:0 wo - - of ... &C: &C. • - , rrHE SMAT.,LES l' LOTrERY with greater •1 PRIZES and lova 14.0110 than wereerer knowil, 'begins Mewing TO-MORROW, the 14th of this Month. j Only Twenty. Thousand Tickets, • • SC4I O I E . x Prize of' A, io t Jo-) - - 'is . . k 30,000 ' 2 - . ‘ - ' 2J.000 • - - - • ' 4 0,0 °' 2 - - ia, , 00 2 - - • - 590. ,10, , Xi0 , i-- • • 1000 . - : 50..1 - 4 030 NO • ... - - - - 2000 5 0 - Jpo 20 - • .50.000 Is - 37,5 00 .___ 3 0 - - - - Ssoo - 2500 - - • 20,0z , 0 Tickets il'tirst•drawnTicket Fourth Day, being thennly Fixed Capital, THE RTY THOUSAND 4'U US. t . 200,00 m • Regolai Drawing of tow , Tickets each Day. - TICKETS au.i SH ARES on SAC at all the LiCenced f ot. tery Offices, and by their Agents in England and :Scotland. PRICE. Tiact ,C (9 (7 Hair, . kto 3 12, o Quarter - - •53 o• Sixtienth 6 6 Tn . - ,, -MORROW TUG STATE LOTTERY COM ,' ~ MENCES DRAWING : . . TICKETS aild SHARES, in the,greatest variety is u - Numbers, continue on'-Sale at the offices, Corner of . 4 4„.iink Buildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing Cn,:;:,, by RICHAKDSON, GOODLUCK, and Co. !QWIFT and Co: 'at their. .State' Lottery Ogees, 1 -) No. •t I, Poultry (established in the Year 1759), and No. , sa; Charing-cross, are selling the TI CKETS and SHARES the STATE LOTTE RY, which begins Drawing TO. 0 R ROW, the 14th instant.. This Lottery consists of only ao,ooo Tickets, and contains abuse rich List of Capital Prizes, besides a larger pr9por on of small Prizes than any otl ier —Emery for several Years 4Vist. reducing the risk to less than Thrtil Blanks to a Prize. he litat-drawn Ticket on the Fourth Day will receive 3 . 010001. being the only fixed Capital. SUPERIOR WINES. SPENCER and PERKINS, No. 115, Newgate— r street Importers of Wine for upwards r . t twit/ e pars, `nithteett of Windt they have ailoptod that admirable Modeof • ?tjeliorating it' in lar g e Vats of 3 and .}ono Gallons contents, Practised in Germ 'ny and other Places abroad; by which Wines are so improved in •Vlavotlr, and tpeir Cordial Qualities retained, that trity,are not only a delicious. Liquor bl t tl *.Perlate, but grateful to the Stotnachs of N e rvous Ha. m . 4 ! arid the Aged and Intirin. Thei Stock ot .old Port, u ; du eira; Bucelia, Sic. is of ift;rinal. r value, by which they keeirabled to keep Wine to great ages, butt in - Cask and Niue They also keep' a large Stock of Cognac llrandy, and Jamaica - 12 titnoind rust-India ) range _Shrub* tht . eat in loodon, treated in'titesanic manna in Vats, winch, 7ini th e i r Wines, they sell on the 111051, inixicrAt4 Terms " r KCadY-Moncy • • s.""t le4s tWo bozen sent to any part of the Town free of 46X knee. AT the Cheapest and Best Hosiery Warehouse ill the I.c n togdo,, betw c on asth.: azulold It ound Court, ih the Strand, the grea,rst Bargains arc mg s l ling ; „` °ll3ls tlilg of Men's crown COttun for IloOts, at only ts. bd. . yet Nit, worth as. 6d. ; Wonten':. stout Cotton is. 6d, worth 211, ‘ 64 . ; fitte:s: Silk extra rer 3s 9d. worth-Ss. ; stout and winte6s. 3 vvith. laced' clocks 7s. 6d ; eXtra put! 4'o bd. A variv“ t Patent Angola Ht se, war- Tinted not to shrink, twin 2s. ou to the best quaTqf stuot 'worsted s3d ;, tine zs supe. tine 3s. 6d. ; Silk M i ';' 6 d. ;.it .Aptare Net Mitts ; aiso :dies new,inveilt‘d Laue Slc:.ves, , lc:ul.4test to give ea,i .:id Il legance . ; Men's Cott on le3s. Od. with every i)ther tt thellosiery 1r tno.: can possibly ba.ut,ttio, up TO the Her best yo,ttity. I , )l,esale and fox eXortittion. , ;— '4II4 CWIS Mad& • P p rrHE CEASE of those valUable PreMises, cAlled VAUXHALL DISTILLERY, Lite in in . Occupa tion of John Calvert Clarae and Co. with the STEAM ENGINE,. ancl•All'the PLANT and' UTENSILS. For particulars apply at the ProniseN, or to Mr. Christo pher Dunkin , k at the Corn ExchAige,. on Mondays and Thursdays, ' from Eleven till One o' Clock. eLEGANT MARINE VILLA, DELIGHTFUL LF,ASUR F.-GROUNDS, And about Eighteen Acres of Rich Land, Wilmer, Kent. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • By Mr.' BURTON, • Qn Tuesday,-„the 2ist duly,, itS,7, at Twelve o'Clock, at • • CarrdWay'SCOlfie , llOUSe; •1;on,1011. ASingularly Eleglut, FREEHOLD ,MARINE VILLA, delightfully situat,:.l, posses . ,in,4 an unttiter rtipted Command of See Views, bounded* by toe horizon, in the rural and' respeetable Village of %Val trier, a pleasantd,ist. ance from Dover and Deal, with Coach ttunse,•Stibling,':uld de-tat:tied, Cottage, very complete,•. l'arrn-yod, with suitable arraUgements, beautiful L two awl Pleasure-grounds, taste fully- dispowd, and enriched with: rirnardental ShrObs, Con. seivatory, spacious pridoCtive Gardens, awl ablut Eighteen Acres or . rich Mead aw Land ; the late. Residence of Andrew Gramp.Esq deceased. This Property, completed at a liberal expence,•under the inspedion of a thstinguished Architea, is su,binittecl as a Nat t Uuique, and tUrins a' hands;arne Stritaurc, emhoso.ned in luxuit'ant Scenerv, clainiing regard of alloblenian, or..Farnity of thelirit . :DiAintlion.•. To be viewed logrre,it s previous to the Sale.. tyith Tickets - Only,: which, with descriptive Particulars, may be obtaindd of Messrs. Mayo aat Pearse, Solicitors, Cloak-lane, and of Mr Burton, 62, Corititill. Particulars • may also be had' on the Premises; at the principal Inns, o,at; Ship, Dover; tiondon hotel, Kainsgate; Ittase, anterbury and Sittingbourne ; and at (jarraway'b.Coifee.tliiiise, Load On. TbBE - .10 ?- 11) AUCTION, At the house or alr. Win. Loftus, the Turk's Read, in NewAbtie upon rya; Tnursday .tue 3 day of luly, tBO., b'etween;the hoLts ,:f - Elevc,.,l WI Twelvc in the Forenoon, by order of the Assignees of Aubone Surtees, John SUrtees, Rowland tirandlu,6, and John krubleton, A LL. timiu,FREEHOLD MESSUAGES, TE . N V 1 V. NTS, FA It NIRO LOS ' LA N 05, and t; rounds, .situated at . or in ,the .Towns, 'l'or'dships, and Villa;cs of and , ow !1eJ.,..d0n. in the parish of Hesledon, in the County of pothalt, with a valuable spring or WOod in He sledon Dan, containing, by,stirtiajion, tiso Acres. or there abouts, now to dic 4:venal pniseSSlOns et Messrs. H ax, Thompson, Antthew , Thoriitua, Robert Berkeley, and iteverai otticiat A iso iii that iinvrovable, and Ty tn.. tree Estate at Little Edea, tvith Black mil. entsford Grattat., De..n (louse, in t..e 'tun of Easttigton, in' the county of Durham, , :oatairt. tnq utgeraer Acres or to: Jean oils, nu. , in the puSSei6inn or Messrs. Mordey and kewcastie. . Also, in Six Lots, ail those Eleven Fields , ir Closes of rich ineado . yv. And pasture Land, situated ..t 310,:oon, in toe comity of 'tc,res,.or therm; ityytts,,now ni the possessi , in 01 riutton and Air. julth Worthy. _ . _ •-• atilt:don aiitl Little Eden Estates -401 .the SCA, where aoundan.x of and Z'S.l Ware can be had at 1 , tede- Tdie expeuee, :0;1,6e..,.ab1e ot - great iinprnv anent. Dean Fluuse an . l Coistiard Grail,;a cornpiise the North Side of,the beautiful De;ln c:‘lled.CAStle'Eden. Dean, with a valua ble Spring ot Wont I:iercon., 0:411 dou s e. With about S 3 ACITS of Cottiford Gro , ge. 'is led froin pi.,r to year. 'Little Eden, Blackhill, And the rest ,or Cotstiord •Giatige, ;ire lest .. un.ler all 1111piJvabie' tease, '9 ye trs of ' which will be unex. Tired at May Day next. .. The whole of I•Ostedon Farms (except Filpoke Farm) are lett from year to year. The respective Tenants, or Wll. Taylor, of Castle Eden, will chew toe Premises in tl,e parishes of EaSington and He. 111041011 and the Parthatlats or the tots, and a Plan of the Laud at Stnektun, may be seen by , aPpt) nig to Mr. John Worthy,. whio . will, show the Premises ; anti ar Particulars as to 'elf the Premises, appl) to Mi. Joseph Bainbridge, Soli eitbr, NeWcastle upon Tylic.; • Also, at the saute Time and Place, 411 the said Ro,v land Buttlon's Life and Contingent interest in the Stint of 4OA 11. ta.s. 9,1. Bank 4 per Cent. Anpuittes, and in all o th er . the gencral, residue of the Estate and Etti•cis of General Richard Matthews, deceased, which he is entitled folly virtue of the Settiement made previous to his marriage with his present subject to the payment out of the ilitCreSt of Pal. to . 1/iffs• illlrdon for life. • , • . All thesaid lotto Suttees' Life and Contingent Interest in the Sum ot tc4l..ss s per Cent. Red. Batik Annuities, and 6s rid.; per Cent ,. Reit. Annuities, : which lie is cot i. tied to br.virtue of tne Settlement made - previous to his mairiage with. his present Wife. • Printed Particulars' of the respective Interests. of Mr. Bur don and Mr. I. Suttees, under their respective Marriage Set tlements, may be had of Wm. Atkinscirr, Lsq. 56, Chancery lane, London • lames Forster, Es .Banker, Carlisle ; Geo. ,Riddell; Esq. 'Derma ; ..Reb. Dick, Esq. Coldstream ; R. Strachan, Esq. Writer .to the Signet,- Edinburgh ; or Joseph Bainbridge, Solicitor, Newcastle. •lONTHILL MANSION, WILTS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. By Mr. H. PHILLIPS, On the Promises, on Monday, the 17th of August, tgo7, and Six fallowing Days fiundayexCepted) at Twelve 0'C10...k • LL the Magittfieeht and Costly HOUSEHOLD r fU RN I'CU KE, noble French Plate G laiSea, of sin gnlar Magnitud:, Perfeclion, .and Beauty measuring front' ro6 by 6.; rtt by 64, and of lesser Dimensions ; the superb Organ in the Hail; the celebrated Statue of Bacchuir, brought front Reale by the tionuurable Charles Hamilton ; Bronzes, Carvings in Ivory, Two superb Tables. of Oriental Alsbas. ter, Etruscan Ware ; valuable original Pictures, by N. Pons- • atin,,Leonardi Da Vinci, Ladovicco Carrada, Vemet, &c. • -a complete Set of the Loggieot the Vatican, coloured, esteemed the finest and most, paled extant,: and illanined with Geld . by'F.Paniiii, c u rrespondently trained and glaaed wan hench Plate Glass Collealcut of 'Modern "Pictures and Drawin"s, .by urner, Hamilton, Romney,: Hodges, aim others ; a ea. buret of me Mandarin, Royal Seife, Dresden and French Torcelaine, Cotnposcd Ol Jars, .Cisterns,VaseS, Urns,' and Ca, bittea Gems; , Dinner, Desert, and Tea Services.; an Assein 'biota ut the iicarce and tine Old Gold la pan; the several va luable Statuary Marble Chimney. Pieces, of elegant design and ex - neigh', Sculpture, by Bacon, Banks, • and .Flaxtrtan ; llp ai:rb - MQVCS all toe beautiful lahogany_Doors rind other v 1 .;11,1 an i spiendid gads of konthill Nlansion, neat S.Aisoury %Vats. . The t)itnnestic Furniture is in the immediate Taste, and composed of a superior Description of Materials ; the Drape ries tieing farmed of costly Satins,. Silks, Damask, and Chintz; particularly a Suite of Satin llallginga - elaborately and tiesinitutlypaintea in`Flowers ; the Cutninodes,Cahinets, - Cheil!iincrs, Consoles, awl Pier Tables, are trained of Rose and Satin Woods, 'designed 2 l'Antique; and decorated with 0 r-Molu ; _Mahogany and Rose Wood Ditiirg, eeinbro:;e,. Library, Writing, and Yiest:in6 Tables ; Suites of covered with Satiny, Moroco, and Chnitz ; tashiotur:;a Sophas, Fauteuls, and P,ergiers ; Carpets, of the Ater, llcusscls,• and urkey Factories, and bele& Patterns , sunnptuoas carved and gilt Tripods ann ainique Candelabras ; excellent Canoliy, Four-post. , SOtiha,_atid Vield.lled4;eads, and etch ilangings, with appropriate Bedding, Gokise and Down beds; =Wardrobes, Messing CollllltOtles and Tables, Chests of DraiVers, and tile usual Assortinent of Chamber Furniture • the most of which New %).itiiin the..laSt Four Yt.:4IS ) and now in . 114.1 tiigiliAt State of Preset - • -May be viewed trout the 2 7th ot julY, ;1307,, to the Day of Sale, by Catalogues only, at sa. each, to be it. n l of Mr. Cul lins, Printer, Siiiishury ; .-I‘fessrs. t•oxall,. Fryer, and Cri: ola streeti at the place ut Sale; of Mt. I Phillips; NeN'lliniti.strcet t. A.,lie bitty ot the Valuable Materials of.the Mansiop blase 111 Septaillart mut. THE CANADAS. . . 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JAMES GORDON. ltea.or of Killeguy, iu , the Diocese Of Ferns, and of Conaway, in the Diocese of Cork. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patemos. ter-tow. - " The Author has not derogated from the reputation which he derived from his prior publication ; since 'we discover in it t same clear discernment, the saute soui,tl judgment, the same strong good sense, the same manly, sentiments, and the same fearless integrity and devotion to truth." Monthly Rev. Niiv !Sal, A ItCtiIITECTUKAL ANTIQUITI 4S. lust publishat, in kle.littrn Qu4rto, price Los 64. and Inipe. • riAl QUA' tO, With t tool I mpressions of the Plates, price 16s. , • - No; tK, of the s Clt HITECTU 11 A ANTIQUITIES of Li AT BRI ontatoing seven hi g hly. fini.hed Engravings, with Historical and Des,:ript i ve Ac. counts of Stewkley Cnurch, Bucks St, Peter's, Church, at Nurthampton- St. loan's Church, at Devizes, itc. By it)101 BRI rroN S.A. Printed for Loileitiati.•' Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater. flostet-tow 4 . J. 1 ,tylor, Atchitectittal Lii.srary, Holborn ,aut thy: Author, Tavistock.place, R wire, Ui wiann may be Ir.td, The first Volume complete, pncc 6L Bs. large paper, and 4L 4s. srnall paper, in extra tfe,iith. This Volume contai,is Sixty. one Engravitvs, representing Views, with Archito.!etural Details of Twenty seven Ancient Edifices, stc and cm...n. Stinjeel Is accompanied . rtith acopious Historical and Descriptive Account. • it 3i. T colfforinity theOlu thflif Of HIS MA- L p!...V •'s l ISS E R.ti tir ,'ll_)ll(..'T I G the AFFIRMS of the ROYAtr Ifll.l fAld ~4 . - ' 61.E.L. ' ,.71F.,1%.:5t the /Ippointtrtent 'co) 'Proles:v.'s and 1114i‘te;-s shall be dere; nli , pes! by 'Con:petition of Talenf the i;O PER NOR dorbhereby 'Nonce,' That a FRENCH MASTER stud be walled di the yanicr Department gate said Coate, Ai Great Marlow; In the County of Bucks. Letters of Application are to be a d dressed to the Covern.r of the Rval Militaoy edlege,`, under cover tr the RigUt If2n. the Sari. tesiyt JYrr, lAtr Office. - No Perso.l will be amirovsd jor the Establishment while e 6,. ias?er will ne4 bear the itilßett Scruli'Y • . , A..Colfrgtate Board of qte Rayai Military eviler tail be held at Great onntesday the 44 of Atikuit next, for E. tainatida. of :/e Ca , daiater for die a6sve-tventietted AiPCI4I.• mem. CURE OF STONE AND GRAVEL .I\4R. PtRRY, - Surgeon, .Southampton-street; illoomoury-square,l)roprietor of A DA NI S;s ENT, a mild. yet efficacious Cure 4 , 1 STI )N E 9-1 G R.A VEI; in the 13‘. ADD Eltor K NEV S. acquaint.. nc Nth lic, that he has for s.arne yearidevoted pi, ..r atter, lo the ab , .)ve. Dise.ises, and their cotnolic . o ~•., that of Gout. He may be consulted daily at his : use, and inore't!speCially' on Wednesdays - Al:4 lie the iii:l3ottleA- cif 4Y. 6d.. I t . 411 s: 1 * ZS. StilillpS piCluded, two of which lot searcaly flit to cor; rea ~..Aiculous_diaoesia in the ii ,t%it,anu 11 , :,.-!ly prevent the coria;:ticin'of Stench) persons of,, sedent.ry ;tie. Sold A. 150 atjtaCon. and Co's, I r 0 tato 'LlTet. and at 80l toti'd," front of the Roy.il. • Exellar , ,,% Where ilso'mav ha h•o just publishod, tht.: author's. s, D 4410 6 .11 ;on o the St, , ne, ; , 1 Gravel," Ninth I:dition, t.uce ts. 6t. p. ~utinfi putt C .tse,-and the Diet r, tlc observed Miring the' with muty d!..x,traordinury Cases, Some .or N rtm mcove.y c yeti atter the opet 4!(.19.114d.biNn, rf 3 9 l Yed on, . • TUE Id NG's RoyAL LETTERS PAFI.N . • r ODBOLD's VEc.;',ETAB LE . 11A t,SAM, for 11 - 16 J Core of Cougns. Cads, Astlimas, admitted by t body of Physicians to •be the first Werth: me t the.W odd for the above Complaints; for there.never w.f., an instance known err its tailiN .viien taken. upon the first at tack ; u d it Ilas often effeeted a cute jn the worst of Lasest kgreater p:oof of its 'reputation'rmanot be given than hein3 sanctioned by the following Nobility, , who tiaye ckperienced and ..vithessed its efficacy t and who .most strongly =mita mend. it to be kept in all famines, that, they may have te... course to it upon the first symptom of attack: The Most . Noble.the. Marquis of Lothian. .Right Honourable Vignorit Dudley anti Ward. Right Honourable L.':rd.Macdonald. Right Honourabla Lord Grantley. Right tton , Urable late Lord Fortescue. Right Honourable Lord Montford. .• Right Honourable late Viscountess budleY and 'Ward. "Right Honourable. Ledo D ,%vai,er(;rantlq. • Right Honourable Lady tlowaga Vis.muntess Valraotith. Right lionOurable Lady Dowager. Forteseue. Lady Appreece. • • Sirs—Francis Blake, Edw. Newenhatni and John Coghill, CIEN uLTININ. With the exttetnest pleasure T commUnicate t von the restoration of my health by your inestimable Vegetable Bat. S:IM. I n tl•.• year tof I was wit it a violent C ou gh, which reduced 'me to so weak a start I could scarcely walk ; my inside seeniel entirely gone ; tcver and It.vness of spirits continued - uprin, th it I desi.aired of recoviol In this situation 1 apvlied to tile ta.:ulty, but in of, ; they could give me no relief. I then, through the advice of at friend, had recourse to your • invaluilhlc .11edicine,• Which, through the blessing of Providence, has restored me to my present good health, from whis.ll reas''n I am deterroilic,l ever to keep it in my posies•;lo.l, as a preter i v:::: L ru i to r z t t:: of it; and I most sincerely hope this will be a suffiCient rea son for:ethers, 'shouting under the like calartitty, , toitY ;Ito same experiment as tetteitately have done. I atn, &c. ' Montague-place, , ltedford-square, Sold bran respeaable Venders in ToWn and Country. Advice daily, Sundays excepted, front Ten tilt Cwo. at the kroprietors, No. 3, .13loomsbury•square. MHE CORDIAL BALM of' GILEAI),' by its. I. softening. healing. and tonic qualities, as well as bi Its salutary cfleets, all'urds a sure prospect of returning strei,gtit, and a certain hope of ingscular Athol, to the are debilitated by p - einature or exces , ,i‘r. inclulgencies : hence arise weakness of sight, vet tig„,s, ‘Jiappettte, and inental decay. .A bode that is. enervate(' in youth seldom recovers itself; old oe and intirmitieS specilly collie on, and the thread of lite is shortened ; for the thiiiitiatio of a happy old age is a good constitution in youth: ,Temp nc f and moa dcration, at that age, are passports to hippy The Cordial Balm of Gilead most Wonderfully cherishes stature, and will btippo.tt the liteof the aged and infirm to all inward tiet:lys, debility, lowness ot %dints, relaxation in citner sex, whe•hvt her4ditary or OWing to youthful 'morn. dencies, this 4VicaiL.iiie will ;Alford the most w In Nervous Cdnsuinptions its merits stand intrlyall4d t it Lni• tors into and IniXes wun t tic most sohtle use annmi assists and inviv o adrateS tne juices,dec and throws a genial watinth upon tit .- debilitated and relaxed parts that stand in need of assistance. • As Dr. Solomon's pradice is now become so great and ex tensive, and his constant engageinrots require a considerable portion of lirs time and attendance, he expects, when con - - suited, the usual .compliment . or a Guinra g but Written c ,," or i oi t els aden,e, ini.iceompanied, anovicr for Medicine and-remittance, to be answered ot Ins leisure, arc requited to inclose oniy tunes, SAO letter.; should, tor- safety, be thus direclett--•' Money.lerter, Dr, solom9n,A;ilead t !MSC, 11C4f Liverpool I : paid double post age."—Lertcrs may he order d to be addressed f or X. Z. or A. 11. at the Post-Of fice, till called tor. A saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas—l'he Cordial Balm of Gilead 13 sold in bottles, h, we there arealso bottles, prii.e 13s. containing equal - to tent !..o_ ties at tos. 6d. oy which the Patient saves 9. , iociod l y„, the duty I the Stamp of which bears the Proprict i's and *Wrest, ", Samuel Solomon, Liverpool, to imitate w itii tt is felony. . N. B. It is necessary to observe, that the p stage of all letters, whatever, must he paid for. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti-I mpetigines, and Ab stcrgent Lotion, and ' 1 Guide to Health, are wSold' by Mrs. Mathews, No. ts,. Strand, London t Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Riebiirn, North'llritige; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scutt, South-Bridge; Mr Davidson and I ‘tisband,' E Ider and Co., Edinburgh; Mr. liotter,Gliv,gow ; W. c am er o n,.Gre e n o ek ; G. Browlittig, Paisley; H. Craw. lord, KilinatuoLk; W. Young, Irvine; A. Forsyth, Ahrt Whiteside, Ayr.; W. Crawfotcl, Girvan ; Carson, New. I )ouglas ; T. wki Man, Kirkcudbright; T. M Credie, Kirk. ~„;y; j, Myth, !,cued; I. Dempster, Cupar ; Allan, pith dee • i . Craigic, Montrose; I. Mitchell, and (~And e rson, in.rdeen ; ' Dr. White, tiara; M'lntosit, I tivehiess ; T. Nl.Kenzie, Stornoway; 'l'm for, Strattraer ,• lohnson and Ri sse t, Nati; W. Anderson, Sterling; Coke and keid, .Leith Alexander, Dunfermline ; Wilson, Dunbar; A t . • litoatit ; Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries; Thorson, ; Weddel, .Ainwick; Paterson, Arbuthnot, and punk:son. Pe. tc . theA d ; A. . M'Donald, Trongate, Glasgow ;• and by most Booksellers. and Vcncicra o 4 gaunt Mltticines in the United Kixtv,Wo‘.