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_P ~ il~t~ NUMBER 4(5181 .. t „: , ... VAUXHALL'. ' Under the Patronage of. Ills Royal Highnesslthi PRI NCE .of WALE,S. , . ;,,, •;. • GRAND GORDON FE . TE; T A MANY, hia 0 ll"aiid very illustrii)tis-thaiaEters hav- IV' lug, signified their wish fi - tr•' Repetition of the Grand Fete given to her Grace the Duchess of GORDON on.Flciday last, ,the Public are respectfully informed, that TO-410 R.- ROW is set apart fin the saute; when the,Gaidens in every respea will exhibit the same scene of unequalled :Brilliancy which gaintsi such general approbation'on that Eveniog. -!. Admission Three Siiiiiitlgo c lloors opera at Seven. '"" ARIO. A..CAPTAM, in a : GARRISON• tATE.A.LION• .. • I;rtilrl.ExOtange to a 'itli 6tKt E N'l' of - the LI N E. • Letters"-addressed, post paid; to .Captain A. Martin's • Li brary,' Gosport, Slants, will be immpliately.attended fo. s A.I.BIL) . F„F,AR,E and LI F,F.I %IRAN ch c(impANy, tchav g . eiall6', ; for ngurance frorfi'F I RE, and :on. LIVES • and for the , G raiititig l of NN i T !SS. CapitaWol4 E. MILLI ON,;:l ,); • • DO,LlGlEs,Expiring at ,JVIIPSUMAII . R; should be-renewed I;•iiiiin , fitteeri froryi that period.- ii i iiiiing . OtteeldVaintages iitfeild-by' Vie - Company's Propb.: ' says, tt %%4114)& 1 found', iS"rkade for Polieies•or , Indasements4)thaz a large COriiilli.iio44.allpwc•fl 4il s4frarices "Livq7; that _Life _Lulu raices, are not at tcnilea with ad scion fees, nor:wlfir Ariyresportrrnittty, on the part of tiie rierson insuriirg, -to make good:th' ;losses of others ; attilhAt a_Deduaion , is made on the; •P ceirtti,ttals,Nt , Fire In u,rapc,is out of Lonifop, whether etleded r a; the Company's 1.16115 e., Chan,ge-4 i lTey ? 'or With. aety of its Coun;ry dents:—•••*ttendance 4 tiiiity, Orden Wine to F-o(tr: •'• • Order of the lloard rat , teaors . 7. WARNER .1"1-11PPS, Sec. FT -4 11VONLY 'LOTTERY of Twenty Thousand • J " Tietc is flint 'ever cont:Oned a: Nize of THIRTY THOU SAO I 3 LOUN DS, begius• Dra*ing the,l4th of I uly, 184.. SCI-IEME: ',.. r Prite of ‘30,00 . -•-•••••-ii • - ..- -. C30,400 p u ~,, -- ... e . ~..! 20,00 o: ..'•.... -• ... .. -1 : 49,000 . 2. i . * . . '.. . .. . 20,000 2 . .. ' ... •, Soo n -. ... -.-- - ' 10;e13 , ... s. .. :O. .. . 2000, 3 , . -. ,_ - 500 . 7 _ . .....„ .. . . .-- , .. 40 - 00 2, ft .. , • Is)Q -.! • -.•- - - - `, 2030 .. 30 ... i. ... So = ..... - - - . - •• 1533 .: . 3500 .. ...,.... .... , . 20- -•-- ..• -•- .•10,00cf 25CY) - - . • ~.• -IS ' . 1- -.' - •.. ••'..2 - '•:.37,1 0 er 20,3:0 Tickets ~~20°?,000 First-drawn Ticket Foti4h nay, being the only Fixed Capital, THOP ;kl , l IS' POUNDS., Regular Drawing of zobo.Tickets 7 each Day. • TICKETS and SHARES on Sale at all. tbe Liceneed tot-' tery Offices, and by their Agents in England and Scotland. PRICE. . ___ Ticket .- - - - kr9 17 0 lia:f -.- .- -,C to 3 6 1 Eighth - -•- kz , r 2- Quarter - - - - 5 3 u( Sixteenth - - i 6 6 Begins i4tl) of 4 U Ly, :50,.. • - . T Prize of - ,C 30,010 z Prizes of - kjooo 2 - -- • - - 20,000 5 - - - - 10 )0 2 - - - - 10,00 1 8 - . .. .. . 500 , _ • . &c. &c. &C. - -- . . Wll4l 7 and Co. their. State ...Otte - 1w Offices', • , . - NO. tI T Poultry (establislied in ti)e Year t.;9', and No. ' 12., Charing.crose, are selling the TICKETS ann'SHA KES orthe St. T*, - LOTTERY, which begins Drawing s on the J4t.h.ot" liiiy• . •. • . This Lottery consists of only ao,oco Ticket's, 'andcontains the above rich List tit Capital 'Prizes, besides a larger pro.por-, tioll of stria I PriZes - than any other Lottery for several dears past, yenta:log the risk to less than Three Blanks to 4:Prizo. The First-drawn Ticket on the Fonttli * Day will, receive 1b.:,061'. being the.only fixed Capital. ..-.--------- FOR CHILDREN AND ,YOUNP PERSONS. This Day'Was Published, - prick 3's.'6d. hound, The Third Edtti4.m of MBROSE .sind SE;EANOR; or, The Adyen- . tures at Two •Chiltiren deserted on an uninhabited Island. Translated from the French, • with - Alterations, adapting it to the perusal-of-Youth. By- LUCY -P:EACOCK; • Author oftlie Visit ; for a Week, &c. See.. printed for 1. lohnson. and 1, Harris, St. Paul's Church'. yard; It and L. Peacoci:,• at - the juvenile Library, No. 259, Oxford , street.; C. Law, Ave - Maria-lane ; and B. Tabart, Bond, street.; Where. may be had, Miss Peacock's. othcf. %Yolks. , • WANDSWORTH, SURREY.- • , • TO.BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • • By blr. BOWLEY , 3y Order of the Proprietor, at Garraway's CofTee-house. ,Change-alley, Cornhill, on Thursday; July 2, at Twelve O'Clock; - • .• A DELIGHTFUL, Substantial, . Brick-built, Convenient LEASEHO LD VILLA, with attached and Detached Offices, extensive_. Lawn, Pleasure Grounds, and Canal; capital walled Gardens, Orchaftl, Green House, Melon and Mushroom Grounds, Stabling for four Horses, Coach-house; and V-ore.court, the Residence ancLPtoperty Of Francis ,Frome, Esq. removing to London, beautifully.' situate at an agreeable distance from the Wundsworth Woad, called W ANDLE HOUSE,•six miles only from the Royal Exchange. To be viewed till the Sale , by Tick ets only, which with Particulars may be had of • Mr.• Rowley, Brydges-street. Co, vent-Garden • Particulars-may likewise be had at the Spread _E ag l e , Wandsworth ; Red Lion, Putney ; Castle, Rich snood ; Plough, Clapham • Swan. Stockwell ; Horns, INctinington ; Garraway's Co t irce-house ; and on the Pre mises. r - N.• B. On, Friday, 'Lily 3„ancl foll Owing Day, will be Sold by AuCtion, on the Premises, all the -Elegant Modern Household Vitriiittice, Colleaion ,of Paintings and Prints, . and One Hundred. and-S,eventy Dpzen of tine Old Port, Sherry, &c. ' Descriptive CatalogUes of which may be had as above, at tcd. each, two days prior to the. Sale.—To be then publicly viewed. The whole may be treated for by Priiate Contract. UOSTIULL- HOUSE, MANOR, and ESTATE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,. By Messrs. GIBBONS and JACKSON, Carraway'S Cote-house, ExChange-elley; Coraihill-, etlnesday, July 8, at Twelve o'C lock . , unless previously Disposed of by Private Contraa, of which timely nqtrce be given, HE Capi tal Mansion called - DOSTHILL - • HOUSE,. pleasantly situated on the Banks of the Tarrie, within two miles of Tamworth, and in the County of Warwick, with the whole of the Demesne and other Lands thereto belonging, containing about 2.3a' Acres, all freehold, of which upwards of i i Acres of Meadow are close to the town of Tamworth. A Manor and. Fishery ..are at tached to the Estate, which is situate in a fine sporting coun try • andis distant froin Atherstone, 7 Miles ; ttorn Lich fichl, g; from Birmingham, r 7. from Coventry, t 7; and froth London, Ito. The Holyhead Mail Coach passes with in halt a mile of the house every day. The roads arc good, and the neighbourhood most desirable. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the Furniture in the house at a valua tion, and immediate possession may be had. • To be viewed any tim e p revious to the Sale, by Tickets, which may be - had by applying to Mr. Wittington, Solicitor, Tamworth, where printed particulars may be had ; of Mr. Roby, • A lvecote, near Tamworth ; of Messrs. Parker and . Shad well, Solicitors, 44, Trinity-square, London ;. of. Mortimer, No. 5, Vine-street, Piccadilly; and of Messrs. Gibbons and I ackson, Buckletsbury, Cheapside, where a Phil of the Estate may be•seen. • . . • This Day was published, In One Volume 4to. price 275. in boards , , AN HISTORY ofJAMAICA, with Observations On its Climate-, Scenery, Trade, oProduaions . / Negroes, Slave Trade, Diseases; Customs, - Mannets, and Dispositions of the ohabitants. • To which is added, an Illustration 6f the Advantages which are likely to' result froin'the Abolition of the Slave Trade. By ROBERT RENNY, Esq. Printed for lohn, Cawthorn, Bookseller to Her Royal . Highness the princess of Wales, No. s; Catharine-street, Strand. This Day was published, price Si. 6d.' OBSERVATIONS on. the .APPLICATION of LUNAR CAUSTIC to STRICT.U.RES in the URE THRA and the CE.SOPHAGUS ;illustrated by Cases, and with Plates. By M..W. ANDREWS,. M.D. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, .London, late Army Surgeon, and now Physician at Madeira: • Printed tor lohn Callow, "Medical Bookseller, No. -- so, Crown-court, Princes-street, Soho. • • • .• Where may be had, just .published, Daubenton's Observations on Indigestion, the Second Edi tion Additions. By Dr. Blichan, price is. '.6d. • • • • Also, Callow's nein. , and exteatiVe Catalogue of - Medical Books, in various Languages, for 64. • • . • •• i To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. .• Sir, - • T • No. 9, New _Bridge-street, -London:, I • CONSIDER it but an ad ofjustice due': to. the,! ' merits :of .your LE A PATENT 'P iLL S, to com :munipate to you the following Cure. which has recently been t e e d e d b Ya a I - • rtirmed 'by them :—A n • Azguai !dance sine, by' the bbreaking out of an old Veileredi.Complaint(a s e i (attended 'complication - of disorders arish)g therefrom),a mtost.to S-keleton; and although he had the best medical advice Whieficoirld Obrained,:and tried - a variety of Patent • M.cdicineS,.nothing-could be procured - which seemed to suit •his case, dr to do hint antsetwice ; lie remained in a most re- Awed and piiiable situation tot .two years, unable to follow. his:profession 'and_s'carcely able to walk or cycirto.'stand on his legs ;- in fa ' no ond who knew him ever supposed it pos sible fortim to recover. He was advised last to try_your Leake's Pills , —he did so, adhering: strictly to the diredions given with thern4le had not taken, more than two boxes be-. tore ha found ad alteration thr-the better': this encouraged. him. to proceed, and by taking a few, boxes more he found . his appetite and strength gradually, 'return, and 'is now as . ..-indstout as-any man- 1 know. slim are welcome, Sir, to teferany person tonic for a cor«.irrriation of the above -aecount ifit should lie doubted. . • am, Sir, - your obedient humble servant, . • • J.ibrary, Folkstbne. • THOS. PURDAY. . . • Prepared and Sold by the Sate t'ropriefor; . Taos. 1' 4 . 1" LOR , Member of the Royal college of -Surgeons, London,. at his-lions; No:• 9, New, Bridgerstreet ; j.Where,' alter a constant residence to f mare than Forty Years, in a •pridice 'particularly direaed to the Cure. of •Vene i, real Complaints, and. - tnosc incidental • to the Parts of Generation in 'both Sexes, witik that inviolable secrecy which Men. of his Profession should always observe, he ' • Hatters himself,' the advice arid. assistance .he gratuitous ly administers to PersimS taking this Medistine, will be esteemed by a discerning Publie,'as - an advantage seldom •to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. • • • • Also sold, by his Appointaient„ for the convenience of those living at..a distanea, at the Ferfunier's; No. 35, St. Al-, -Pall Mall; the Toyshop, 103, Oxford.' strict ; Mr. Disborough's, 7, lii•in;street-hill; . 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To wli:ch are prefixed Memoirs of his Life and Writirind Seleclio.o I - con - phis Literary Correspoudance. Printed tor. 1. • lolipson, St. Paul's Cluire;'.4'ard: The Two First Volumes, containing the Literary, Moral, and'Philosophical Works, may be had separate, price 21.. :Phis Day,was.published, price 7s. 6d. in,boards,. P -7 1 1 CIE CAITIFF of CORSICA,;. til l : The . Uni versal. Banditti : An Historical Drama, in Hive Ads ; exhibiting the Charaders of the principal PersonageS.through out the - French RevOlistion, with their Vortraits reduced• horn the original Oil Paintings in th,. Museum at Paris. London :• Primed for J. Blidd, No. too,. ; of wh'oin may be had; .jilFl published, The• Present Criss in Genitally and the•Nortit orEurope,• price as. TU E S-1) A IT, J LTNE 3.0, 1.H07. - 11 , • This .Day were publishel, in Zvo.' price 75. THE EPICS bf the TON ; or,•-tl)e° Gio no. of tine Great World.. A .Poein, in Two Books. With Notes and Illustrations. • . - -• • • Oinnesillacrymidul:n , • . Virgeritur, ignotiipictionlit • .Notte, carent quia vate'sarro.-1-loa. O'say, shall those who just 'so bright "liae Escape- remembrance when they quit int! Ton t Their laurels wither, and their narrne forgot, As dug on dunghill has been said.to rot "! • London: Printet! for C. and R. BaldWin,' New Bridge.. street. • .• • . This Day were published, In Tbree.Yolurne•s, rzno., prjce.l3s.6o. inboards; the Sedona • Edition of . 'EWERS FROM THE . MOUNTAI NS .11. - .4 Being the- Real' Corr espOndence' of k it ween the- Years 1773 and-1807. The Letters in t his Edition arc arranged In the, or d er Of time . in which they were written. - • • Printed far • Erin - man- ' Hurst, Rees, and ()rine; Paternos ter-row ;I. Hatchard, "Piccadilly ; and ,Mrs. •Cook, bury- • street;- St. larnes's ; • " The charm of these' Letters consists in their. being the artless effusions of a superior mind. 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COP, • " jugeinent 'stir ' Buonaparte;" contains the most forl:•• :rile attack on the Military Reputation of the Usurper that nas _hitherto appeared in any• language, and may, as a P`olitidid Trad; be justly considered a .hey to almost every Calitnet on the-Continent. xhd Politician, especially at this crisis, "shoitld'studyit with' the ntrtiost attentiow; and the SAdier, who entertains the honourable ambition of ;icy uiting . celebrity in his profession, should make this VOlume ins con stant comprtio!;.. ' Thar 1:3'1.1 , naparte bath acquired the reputation of con :- summate General, without deserving it, mast be adrnitte.d.by those who 'read this Work with,due attention. We • have thercibre' Subinined time ori•ginal text, for the informittion of thO,e-vitho , are:berter read in the Trench than pinglist . t. Languages. - . ••• • • published Hatchard, Boot seller to Her Majesty, No. Tr, ; T. 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Mr. Murray has exercised Ins` nival cau , tion and judginent •i n these sele4tions. ' -'• arid his E x PlanatiJnS, lin the A p'pendix, of the idiomaticat •Expressit,ns'and'cliffitilit Plirass. 'which .occur in the Extracts, are.well calculated 1 to simplify, and consequently to faCilirare, the study of : the l language:".,-- , Anti- lacobin Review, Apri), rsioj. • i_ .. :The larger Work (to which this is an I nthldiialipn).Wos composed orExtracts froM a great vsriely - .of.the first classi cal Writers - Of the Augustan age of French Literature ; and we with.pleasure observe, that in every part 4 the preSent perforrnznee; as well as of the Leartir Franfois,. the Author has paid great attention, to the morals of the Student. 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' ' T'HE ROMANCE 'of the PYRENEES•Tr leered front the Numbers of the Lady's Magazine, and now revised and very considerably imprOved by the Author. , •: • Printcdfor G. Robinson, Paternoster-row.: • Of whom May be had , by th e same. A uth o r, lately published, Santo .Sebastiano ;or the Young rotedor ;, a Novel, in FiveVoluines, Juno. price il. los. in boards. AISo, The Spaniard ; or, The Pride of Birth ; a Tale.• .rty Mr. Rymer, in One Volume, tzmo.. price 35. in boards. And, The Mysterious Proteaor : a . •eVel. Dedicated 'by permission, to Lady CreSpigney. In Two Volumes, price 7s. in boards. This Day was published, a'New Edition, price'as. bound , ASHORT and PRACTICAL INTRODUC TION to ENGLISH GRA MM AR, 'chiefly compiled f rum different Authors, and adapted for the Use of Schools. By the Rev. MATTHEW BARNETT, Master of the Grammar School, Barton-on-Humber, - . • ' • - - • Lincolnshire.'. . Magnitudo utilitatis debet, nos ad suscipiendum.discendi laboretnimpellere.—Cie: Orat. Printed for Verner, Huod, and Sharpe, Poultry ; •Asperne, Coruhill ; Lunn, Barton ; and I. Rodford, Hull. ; • . ‘VI f r2/1, •_, • . . •,.. ..., . T „.„ 4„ , .;• 1, s.. 4.. - - ,- ' 4i, * 9 t v 4tol-7 --:= I, I. a . . • . _ . • ...., . ) .... , . 'a ~.--A- „ i.... 'il/4--- • , - ),, j -- ° ' ~.---z . „ , ....;*, •-... z . ; '' ' ri iti:lM l* t „ . [PRICE S(NPE CE. - '` IV4fr Y.O FFICE, • yune 29, ro7. . . THE: PRINCIPAL (FACERS . and COM . _„, - • M !SS 101sTERS of His Majesty's Nati : d9: l /,erchy g 77...- .I\rotke,' that on Saturday, the 4rl) of next Marth,at Ten o'Cil',k in the Forenoon, tbt lion. Ccuunissiorer Gil>. .44// pai-wp , to sale; at the ,Pay-Office, in His Majesty's ; ;and at, PorisinoUthorti: . r,x , ' Lots of Old Stores, consisting.of , ~ Old Canvas in Paper . -stuff,;, k:' funk . with Tabling ; t unk . in Piiinr-stuirarid Shakings ; aching, Rounding; and Stun-Sias t; - Hemp Rubbish, White Oak,uui ;, ! . Lignum Vitae Chips and Oust, &c. all lying in the sail Y ard. ; Arc } ' ;Persons wishing to become Pu;.- chasers must apply to the C"ontmissio!ier' for a N.le . of Admi,sion t: view the Lots, durinc the co i nut , :n working bouts of the lard, 'renal the' Dais of Sale: . . , • - '. - -, 7 Inventories and .Conditions of Sale nt.4y . .,lie *ld bere a.zd .2 , . . the Yard. ' - _. . , . • • 1- ' 1 ' • F L LING' OFF t • . yili . te•s, t3-)7. • THE C0111:11ISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS AIA7E3TP,s NA ( berebj lye 'lV.tice, 'that - on Friday the 34 of . 711 . 1 y 4text, tbey le ready rer.eive dert (te / up), and trea: jar the xi( ply;!. , g o f S E A.; PROVISIONS ,1117±elly ; .;Sli p s a.;sd .z 1 ii;11:1LiX; : in ; ; the island . of lle'rinted.e (eoyfointly •••-eCO, , ti-17.57), for - Ttvetel,;! ' iklonthscertain,lesiiei! , :.t.geh of 0:70t,.fr - ,:ext; further; .vixmonths,warning shalt be gklen, 'at elikt: //de, .for the teefniii• r„zelott theriof ; the ne . ;:ie'cf b,:leit;g- Intl rai l ninety dye after date. The Qaditi9ns of the - (Ad:tr.,l ;nay 1 se a ?;: at ebe to 90 . '1 OPee. M regardo'l74 t?any; Tender whicr.l the Prcesshal: ? not,bi inserted in'wcr•ds at e length, cr tf:at thai no: . 1 . , e defivere,i, to the 1 . 30,17".1 . ' beiCT:: gee on -the said Fri,hy ale 3d oZ yuly next, - nue netless tbe:J'ersen;suiv, mites ebe,' tender, or ~olrrt PersOn behalf; amen: f it, to anszet;l:, "U.'lzett a'agei ..!7c ut;u. • . • . : : . " an_y Testier that eontains-eiceravazant Pricer , efts, a d Pricer much inferior'to_. - the seal valtie upon.,:beri be ; &nude, td as p ,-, ;;Der to be adwitted % . • • - • - ; , • , ' • F.//:.E Jure 22; 1 807. r r HE CO/11,111S,5'101dERSIoi kICT (.lAL LIN (5) -s " Hi s .i4 - 4:44.4 . 77r4 NAY ‘ll re 6 git'e on Tza!tfiay brie.iik of Yrity ?Mgt, at'Eltzte.,.! Ike 7 - 1:211Z,Ii;1111forih;ir A g ar ex; c e eo LotsV OT. D • !_:p 1,1 , OLk S, 47 Yi;fg i• 7 H ti Maissty t i P r it7mallh;g 7 Catae ke.r"6, l which- pNry.' + be bad; ' awf hwte;.i Z4e. -co,mpron not , kivg. I icyr 7:lfe D,•s 1„?..2). of Sale, „ • , , •„„ 'upon alpirea::on to we • aster Coopil . al - - yi R. -,I4UFOUR i periedtly ,); Lie pr j Vorl: ;dices which tti:ny posses to t and would reject .it as derogatoyProki:7•lProtes , ion, paWti e- Orly asinseltrensive . preclud‘l the necessity of it : but havip t t for rna , v; 'ear's cenfiu7),l arr4ttice,to . rinC ure of-Stliakto.cs‘ ' 1 ) Mit It ian s, t. 'wcil s atid - arl other Pls,ortlers, of-the -Uret4tre. -requiring. S6A•cy.; 'and .hettig Proprietor. of 79. 4 K:?" li - hEB-RATVLI UGI ES aiul Rh E I'll 4 e. S, tieis hhimself actuated by, motiv,s of ,du:_ e •adOiat itta.; di-My aF, 'method by whiciy.reat ;lumber of ! 4 Lits, , ons, fn evety..;'art ti the Kingdom, way obtani,e*clual relief, whkii experiowe proles they cannOt 'Olttain •,p r.i:. : titioiro '.s method dt• cure is itlil4l and elliy,ici•ins, ofd nnt objettionS made . to tire 'Gnostic ....Ind other. violent which do not pre * vent re;apse. for the' various symptoo,i, see Mr: Treatise; priee'l:s• 61. td t had at Ills liousc, No. 54, l'iitli-street, S.iito,iviierte to give AV 'vice, in separate Rodnis, - trotn Nine to Ppar. -Letters for Advi . ce ate.expeeted to contain a Bank Note. , celel,)ratt-cl cOlt Di ALM ALM 61 - GI I,EA 1) Disluders, A.Veakiie - S4es psicu liar to Fern.iles, I lysterit:at Atli,dions, and Lowlicss-pf Spi •rit, EoSs'ot nppctite and -I nt4estirin, andetnisiimptlk ecirrt_ plaints in general,' &c. ‘.li is the most abolutis -R4inecly for such Diseases as are - atterided_with the. tolltiwing symr,. torus ; namely, a great straitnessof the hrcaz,t, ith . ty - of breathing ; violent palpitations 'Of the,lietirt„ liashesof heat to various parts of the body ; at Other times sens e of cold, as if water was' pottted on them : flying pails in the arms and limbs; back and belly, reseinblini; tnose casioned by. thegravel•'; the' pulse very'rariable,..onietirries uncominonly slow, at other times very, quick; yaWfiing.: the hiocoug,h,,trequent 'sighing, and a sense of suffocation as from a ball:or lump in the throat ;, aiternatefits of. cry* and 'cinivoisive laughing ;,the sleep unsound, and seldom refreshi ing,..and the paitient . often troubled,With horrid dreams.-..- Much has been said by interested individuals against •einethat are advertised, but there is -a very important Otis...r -' vatic:in .to be 'in - Ale respeding the Cordial Bithn .of Gilead. . that, - unloss'lts Operation be gentle, sate, anti eilicaeibus4 . . it could not have risc.'n to the unexampled repute ir.ci universal dprnand it has acquired ; tor, as it has rarely the great advar— ,- tage of a persuasive advocate at the•ear of the patient, so ...nothing but his conviction ref itS . virtues, by its salutary etieas t ran induce !Mut° persevere, and yet reasonable perseverance is certainly mcist requisite' teienable even the happiest Vint_ bination ehyrnicalsand . galerricals to root 'out esnrouie eases, and restore tile, valetudinarian, to health. As Dr. Solotnon'sPraCtice is now become so great and ex tensive, aril his constant engagements require a considerable portion of llis4iine.'and attendance, lie expals, when , con sulted, the usual compliment of a Guinea; but written cases, or letters of advice, and unaccompanied with an order for medicine and, remittance, to be answered at his leisure, 'are. required to inclose only Half-a-Guinea. Such letters should, for safety,' be thus tlfreeled —" Money-letter, pr. Solornor; 011oad-Rouse, near Liverpool : paid double pdst age.". Letters in:iv be ordered to he addressed for X. Z. or . A. 13. at the Post.Ottice, till called tor. A Saving of Nine Shillings iii Two Guineas. ' • - The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in bottles, price Halts a-Guitici each ; there are also bottles, price. 335, equal to four bottles at ioi. 6a. by which the save, gs. including aiso the duty ;. the Stamp of •which bears the Proprietor's Marne and Address,'" Samuel Solomon, Liver.. • pool,"-to imitate which is felony. • N. B. It is necessary to observe, that the Postage of all Letters whatever must - - The•Cordial .11aIM Of Gilead, Anti-I mpetiginea, and Abster. gent :Lotiou, ,and `` Guide to Health," are, ' • Soh' by Mrs. Mathews, - No. lb, Strand, 'London; Mr. Smith, Peffumer, N0.•38, and Mr: . Raeburn, North Blidgei Mr; Baxter and Mr. - Scott, South-Badge; Mr.. Davidson and Husband, Elder and 'Co.' Edinburgh; Mr.l3axter, Glasgow ; • W: Cameron, Greenock ; G. browning, Paisley ; 13. Craw. - ford, Kilmarnecik ' •• W. Young, I wine ; 'A. Forsyth, alai Whiteside, AyF.;.W. Crawford, (Aryan; T. Carson, New.. ": Douglas ;. T. M•Millan, KirkeudlAight ;- T. M' C redie, Kirk. ardyt JJ. Myth, Leven; Dempster, Cupar; Allan Di,tn. dee; P. ,Crai;;ie, Montrose ; 1. Mitchell, and' 1. A:lac/seri, 4.ll:rewen ; Dr. White, Banff; Wlntosh,. Inverness ; T. M'KeriLie, Stornoway ; Tayi9r, Strnuraer; Johpson and Perth; W.A - nderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith ; Alcxander;''.l9unfermline'; Wilson,:.-Dunbar; Vinnet, Ar - * breath ; 'Dickson, Inglis, Duinfries ; l'horson, Berwick ; Weddeli MI; %Vick -; Paterson, Arbutknot, and arnieson. ..tethead Trongate, Glaspw; and ley most Booksellers./.1 'Venders of I;a:cm Medicines injhe United -1.1.ing40. • - Y ~. , .1 /,'! !L I I