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Flo* tir LONDON G izErrE, Feb. tz, ,Fos. annni.r&ims in the Second Rcg'lnerit'of Warwickshire Militir 4;g7rerf ky the Major Trevor Wheler to be Lientenant-Coloitel.' Dated May • IC 1804. Topliam Lewis, ,t oq. to be ,Captain. Dated latitiacy iSo4. john•Edwarti:;, FA. tote ( . 71),' . tain, vice Dt ..ti, resigned.. Dated November '36 . , °Ensign lohn 11,11 an to LieutertAnt, vice Brooks, do. ceasttl. tzar.ll Apnl 1804.. Eni‘ty,o bourn Luby to be Lieuteaaro, dzCA'AsCd., Datel i‘kt r y I, 1804. John Geol. to he Lientenaut, vice Lewis, resigned. Dated September 1, 'BO4. As!j , itant Janie; Pring to be rtieoteneutt, by 13icvet. ' Dated August 5, 1803. Thomas Proud;, G vat to be Eilsigo, //ice. tialleti, promoted. Dated Septentiwr George Sparks, Cent. to he Itltligll, vice Luby, proiloZe(f.' Nottumbri - .30, ISo4, Belay Cooper, Gent, to'h:: c2nart , f.r.Mitster, vice Lindop, atted November 25, 1804. . . Commissions livid .hy lb? I.4rit Lieutenant of tile County of Aberdeen. Fraterburgh Second Lieutenant Charles Simpkon to be First Lieutenant, Vice Cooper, resisned., Dated January Ai; .• IMailuhitte, Company. Eilsign Milian Mitchell to be Lieutenant, vice Johnstone, osighett. Dated iontury 2i,' 1805: IJI Regiment i!l* Aterdeen l'olunteers. Tones Mitoe,,c , ..nt. to he Lit , ,ittenorit, vivo Clieyne, resigned. Dated ',Anwar, 25, 1805. texanderSimpson, Gent. lo be 'Ensign 'vice h te. I)ated as above. limes Men* Gent. 'to he emign, vic Allan. Dated as above. hull, Gent, to be EnOgn, vise Leith. I).iteti 4s above. 00 dlla,es-Olice, Fsbru.try 9, I goS• C.Aps of R , ; ,ral Englseers. Gentleman Cadet SebAsdatt Dickinson to be Second Lieute. ;mot, vice I. Hobbs, promoted. Dated Odobcr 1, 1204. COUAT OF EXC:IIEQUER, DUBLIN, FEL 5. GPIMAM Ann DORAN yti. DlRPsrok.; or THE COM NIER.CIAI. INSURANCE Cc.S.I2)A.NY. This cause came on to he tried before Mr. Baron, °Ct. r LLANO, and at most -respectable-Special Jury, on Saturday, Jan., 26.' It was an baton of As.. sumpsit owe:Policy of Insurance, brought against the Delendants, as Direttors.of the Commercial In. , surance Compoly of Dublin, to recover spool. in. • cured on the Brig Catherine. It Appeared `from the evidence of Richard Gra. ham, the Captain a,f she verse), svho had been a sea. man for twenty years; that nn the ra, , h of Novem. her; 1803,' lie sailed in said Brig, hound from Dub. lin to Lisierpool, with a valuable cargo on board ; that aboirt three o'cloCk in the morning of the 16th following, being a little to the Eastward of Point Linas, rhe was hailed by a pihn„boat, chewing at the same time a light, which witness answered by another light ; on the boat coming alongside the Brig, the Pilot on board her asked witness and crew w hence they came P and: on witness an. swesing, froth Dublin,' . the boat sheered off; that witness used every possible exertion in his power to. get a Pilot, and kept a signal continually flying for that purpose, • until the morning of the stith, when it be;img the first of the flood, and the wind at north, he sto , Hl up Formby Channel, , frt ablaut seven fa. thom watAr ; and about one o'clock in the after. no o n,- being near the top of high wow, and the land bearing E. S. E. they , suddenly shoaled their water from seven fethom to four, whereupon wit. /;::0, lut the helm spurt to stand off; but she Missed owing to the lightness of the Wind and the Ih'r;d tide, and grounded abaft ..upon. •thrbeaeh, - at " Icoemhy Sands, :thaw. t mrteen miles from LiverpoOl; that witne6l endeavoured nth in Ina pnw.:r suet her Off, wilhout Mita, and stuck toitis vessel' to • the last illAtieTti, sown at the peril of his life, and , thetehy saved alinost all the ~cargo on board ; but the brig its some - time after went to pieces, and he told the hull for izol; On witness bring mi tt . examined, •he said; thitt Fuppby Channel is not the . road 10,f,t frequently: taken,by.„velsels sailingfrom Dublin to I,datetuoPl,, the most wild course .being the. North .West, Buoy ;. but that however, most depend on, the • point, the . wind i$ , in, and that l ie was driven into that. chime' by. contrary winds and a. Eton(' tide, and that,. had the wind veered, he would have changed_ his course, A Pri,itest of a Notary Public in Liverpool war given, in further evidence Of the foregoing state,. went.. litre 'Plaintiff's case tinied. Th e 11:tontlants set up a. defence that it . was owing either to the downright ignorance or negligence of the Captain,, the Vessel was lost ; .and that there fore the;implied warranty of the L a w in e a,ses . p f Le,urance, namely, , that the Insurers will do every thing necessary on. theirparts, nor having been'per. , fowled by, the Plaintiffs, they, ought not. to . Teen; ver in this present adion, The first Witness produced by the 'Defendants was a rilot.rnastet of the name of Key. Witneo was croizing in Formby Channel When the Vesae) struck, about ten railer distant from tier, and could ol,serve ii a flag on board her ; believed the Brig might have made the North West Buoy of the Horse Channel„discant about is miles, but that -ahe steered towards Formby, where Pilots frequently cruize. being.cross.examined, Wittiest raid, she might have had al flag flying for a flint without his being able, at .the distance he was then at, to observe it that Formby Channel is the befit whets the wind Is tat the North ; could not . swear that the Vesel he saw was . thßrig Catherine; and acknowledged that many complaints had been made to the Pilot Corti.. mittee at Liverpool, of thcs,Pilots emitting in the Channel frequently refusing to assist. I r i s h Vessels, HS they are paid three times more pet ton.for con.. eluding Foreign Ships into part. 'The next Witness, Williams, deposed, that he had 'been employed as a seaman at the-time the Vessel was lost". he advised the Captain to put into a particular ilarbour, and that he. refused doing so. On bring cross.examined, he acknowledged the Captain endeavoured to get a Pilot on board, . and even ;irked a Fisherm'an, whO happened to be out in the (d"i"ne; in his Lioar, to,pilor hitn,, but could not preVail on him to do so: Witness, On the Vessel striking; immediately quitted her. The Learned, judge, with his wonted i;bility, rea,. capitnlated the evidence, and laid down The jury,. without a nunneries hesitation, returned a vertlia for the Pliintiirs.,-Datuagea.9o3l. and 6d. Costs.. . LONDON: Printed by Ft' Al she SUN OeFf "7,4711,-11!7',1. t7.--Tl.e and Iff lbarn' and , r:LL, arrived here this dAr. Oir , the 9 igtv, bad iltren, gagernent,,:ofr-Desead.a, Ptivaieer of 18 guns, which they beat off.--The William and liinry had two men mortally s.voutula; • 11)11T,1Trot4 Asstivul,Ly oy JAMAIcA To tilt 144DSTY,,AGItS,rp To oN tHE 12TH DEC. 1804. • Most - Grarions. WE,: your Krjestylls Most dutiful and•loyal Sub. jeer s , t he , Acscinbly of • Jamaica,' be s leave' to ap. p reach your l'hron6 without assurances of that pro. • found RespeCt and 'Veneration which your IVlajes. ty's many eminent Virtues' have impressed on the minds .400 your faithful Subjetts. Ciinseiotrs 'that` it itav- - 'beerr the delight 'of your . Majesty, and of the Princes of your: Illustrious House, to prOieck Abe' Rights, to advance the -In terests, and promnte the Prosperity, of everypart of your exientrive Empire, with perfect confidence in your Majesty's Paternal Care, we bring before you the Grievances which at present oppress and' threaten Ili ruin ,the Loyal Inhabitants of this va. luable Colony 'before- they are known to the best of Sovereigns. ' •". • Encouraged by the Proclamations and Charters of your Majesty's Royal l'redecessurs, .our Ancestors emigrated to this Island, .and, under. the, stintlion of p o sitive Laws, enacted when civil and political Liberty wart - well .understood, - established a Trade with Africa fur Procuang Labourers. By means of this Intercourse Plantati sni were opened, and have • been extended and Cultivated with well-known ad vantages to your Majesty's Empire.' But those `sneculiiiive 'Men who have propagated fanatical and chimerical ideas of Liberty and Equality in the Oid World, , who poisoned the Minds urthe Inba, bitants, and deluged its fairest Provinces :vith :Wadi], have now attacked the Rights, traduced the Aeputatibn, and' set at mought the Lives, elate :peaceable Inhabitants of your Majesty's `West In. dia Colonies: They affect to promote the liappi. 'nets. of the Natives bcAfrica; but your Majesty's Wisdom, which soon penetrated the plausible and delusive guise assumed by' those Theorists in Eu. rope, will not taii ru discover that the good they seek in another' Continent is at; best uncertain,' whilst the means they propose, an Abolition of t h e Slave Trade, will he immediate Destruction to the Property, and put in hazard ihe Lives of your Ma. jetty's faithful Subjear settled in these Colo n i es ;. and we confidently trust, that the same Ftllntleso which protetted ',hose Subj -Els more imtnediately blessed - With your Majesty's presence,' from the fa. tal gifts of Liberty and Equality, will shield your faithful Colonies from the Dangers no less imminent, although concealed under pretences equally specious and popular. By Laws and RegulatiOns enaeled by your Ma. jestyla Royal Predecessors, ' ith the advice of their Parliament, a monopoly of the Navigation and Trade of the Colonies was secured to the 'mother CuLntry .; hut, as a Cumpeit'sation, Great Britain, Lin her justice, gave to the Staples cultivated in these valuable Dependencies a decided Preference, or an exclusive., sight ewstipply her Hume Cori. sump:ion. As our means and piosperity creased, nuties.'were' levied on our produce im. . ported, and their augmentoion, as the exigencies of . the State requiired, was submitted to with cheer. fulness, 'whilst 'kept „within such bound; as there was a possibility - .of ,sustaining, Under this s y s . um, your 'Majesty's Colony. of Jarniicia' attained state of prosperity, and contributed the Mother 'Country. It is with latzely to l that. o f the deepest regret that we appeal to your Majesty's j,i, t i ce its psott et ha from the consequences of the • n toy deviations lately Made trtini this system, re. gutdrd'hy your Colonies as a Ctrinpiet the most su. lento, rn..turcd by experience, a.'.l sanctioned by,: time whilst its observance on our part has been rigidly ex4eted, Great Britain hai iOrinyted her self from its operati9it : hiss . been established, limiting the rice of our'principal Sta.' plc,. Sugar, to what is barely suffici - oit frig its titration in time of Peaie the PrOfe"Ctin' Duty which 6itt,ted us; in return for iinirine r i e . . s re,. sttictions, the consumption of ,thc tit r:./farket, has kee n redueo until it iii noayail, '4,4 f „ r thn!. avowed p ot puse of depriving, tis of this 14 0 i ta ble Comperisatinn by encouraging 'ate niuditili on of Sugar in the Settlements of the patty thd.Duties levied on thi's Commodit y an d o n Ruin have been i catried so far 10 what they can gup'pGirt, that the Consuniption, rh4t er ia.., • I • Ilv diminis . hed, anti great . part of the exaCtiou rails Pn the unfortunate Planter, leavin g ' WO little no thing fur a laboriyusand cxpensiite Cultivati o n in an unhealthy Climate. • - Th e w i s d om , the . justice, this paternal.anliclrude, of your Majesty, ate the only resntircei lektoyOur most loyal but ,distressed ,Subjedb in this Island : we repose on them with con6.lence, and most hum. sly pray your Majesty's Protetitiii for sec ur i ng us the sole means of carrying on our PlanlatiOns by a supply 'of Libnuters, ti,;, enjoyment of a teapot , able Profit horn them, by continuing the reciprocal rnupotik?ly, establitified by salutary Lavros a n d an . eient. sage ; and, finally, that your Majesty w ill b c pleased to tilted your Mitlistqs!o bring under chi review of your Majesty,'s Parliament our Ma rollout siiitation from the effeds of 'the Present ex orbitant 'Duties on our S , ,rplea, -in the h ope that, by your Majesty's most gracious interposition, such sin alteration may be nude as shall pres erve f rom utter ruin your faithful People of Jamaica.' On Sdturday evening, the 26th ult. as Mrs. Ryan, a young► and opulent widow, of Baffin& mona, in the County,Limerick, was returning from Limerick, she wits forcibly carried off by John Ryan, of Knuckany, farmer, and a large party of armed men, who brought her that night above 20 111411, to the mountain, back of Mount Bruis, from w hen c e she was recovered , Monday sennigh t , - hy/the Mount Buis Volunteers; but, unfortunately., Ryan, tl:e offender, was not in the , house with her, , having been OM on his guard. • . Fortitude; Huinour, of _a Rritilh'rar.—A few days since John Ryan, a seaman of His Majesty's Raiscrnable, after suffering - a 'eollsideratile' ti me in the Royal Hospital at Hadar, .with a;bad sec." was relieved by the ainputation of it .by Mr. Dodds, one of the Surgeons of the Establishment ; fluting, the operation he neither .uttered a sigh Or groan, or' ,:single syllable, but.,when carried back to' his bed he requested one parting look at the limb, to which : he then addressed the following srvia.contie ants_' trophe:—" You d—d ungrateful rascal, who after helping .Me out of many scrapes, and into Many Prisons, for the last two years, have been a - , ble torment to me; I thank God that in now losing ycu, lam become comparati - vely thst I", A few dui ago, as a young woman, who :had 'been employed in the Scribbling Mill of Messrs. Rawstooe, at. Cooper-136dpi - in the parish of Hud_ dersfidd, Yorkshire, was passing near to ise drum acid tumbling shaft, within the mill, her clothes by - some means got entangled ,therewith, and she was, thereby bruised so much that she died soon after wards. Last' wick was slaughtered in Aberdeen market, by Deacon Alexander •Mau, a bullock, whose weight was only 31- cwt. ane the price of his' tallo% amounted to 91. s'• 8d; being the greatest valuz of tallow in one bullock ever slaughtered in Abz..rdeen. Wednesday se'nnight an alarming fire haPfrne4 in a house in Silver. street,. Nortliamptonokhich at one time threatened - dangerous consequences ; hut by the timely and vigorous exertions of the neigh. hours it was fortunately got under. It sup. posed to have been occasioned by some childien, phying in. an upper room with, marbles, one of whom seeking, with a lighted candle, for a marble which had run under a bed, set the bed on fire. TWENTY TMOULAND Poutvos.—The Ticket No. 6,43 t, drawn yesterday :a Prize: of .20,0tt01. - was shared in one Quarter, one Eighth, and ten Sixteenths ; and the Ticket 21467 $ shared in six.: teen Sixteenths, were sold and registered at 'truly . fortunate Offices, No. 4., Cornhill, anti No.. Charing-cross; " where "the Holders may receive their Money un Detrt.ind, or exchange them for un. drawn Tickets or Shares in the'present Lottery. N. B. The First-drawn Ticket: on the'Seventh Dry is entitled to 10,0001. ; and the First-drawn o n the Eighth Day to is,oool. The following, is tl.e State of the Wheel : I Prize of ,C.ac,ooo I 3 rrizeS Or A, .soeo 3 -- se,ooo 1000 &c. &c. 61%.% Saturday is. the next Day of Drawing,: SHIP NEW 8. TOOLI, .11,811. Arrived—the Cornwallis, Power, frotti'Dungarvarr; ie. Live, Spurrier, and Williams;. from i s oilsingt4h to and Urania, Thomas, from Lisbon, Sailed—the David', Wilkinson, and Success, Robiniort,- for Waterford ; and Elizabeth,' ReVALIS, for Hull. GIIAVILSZPID.4I2.'U. -- - Passed liy—the Northamptcin, Barker, from Bengal ; Ann, Price, from Bombay ;, Alliance, Williams, from Waterford ; jutrrow Christiana, from Charante ; Retreive, Englis, from Riga; Minerva, Main, from DeliJ ; Orion, Evans, from Cork ; Cyrene, Lililumn, from St. Michael's ; Cum. herland, Goulding, Richard, Perrin and Slnior, .Atkiuson, tram Jamaica. Sailed—the Fair American, Flower, for New-York ; and the Argo, Henderson, for Cork. BIRTH. On Tuesday morning, in OW Broad.street, dui Lady of William Thornton, Itcq. of a Daughter. MARRIED. On Sunday se'nnight, at Drummavally Church, County' of Kerry, Willia m Biemiernassett, Esq. son to Colonel Ro,•.v. land Blenlierhassett, to Miss illennerhuss'ett, eldest daughter to Richard Blennerhassett, Esq. of Bally-Mac-Prior, and gr 4 nd-da9g4ter to the Right Hon. Lord Ventry. DJPI) (fin Sunday the loth inst. after a sliort Illness, fames Tonn son, Esti. .at his house New Road, St. George's. East.. on Monday . the r ith inst. after a few days illness, at her liunsc at Lee, in Kent, Mrs.. eattison, , aged 75 years. (id Tuesday the s.th inst.. at itill'house on Dittos. Common, it; Vie.year af. leis age, Captain Thomas Geary, of the Royal Navy. '— On the Bth instant, at Stone Castle, in Kent, ofter,a,linger invilinesA of seventeen months.,—Miss Sarah, gizabetil 13trt'ke ay;' the - Setonj infighter or tient. Cnlntiel - WerkileY, t t ßopikatairk - w an d grancl-Ltanghter.or John Talbot, - Esq. - .'of S.tone Ca4llil, • , Wid;esilayntoiii;,n, , ,, :it his house, in Basingliall= str,!et, Mr. William WilloPt al4 (11 , 6 3 .„ . Thurartay last, at the notsms ot "fifoimis WinslQe, Twickenham, lames Gil iu, Esit,. late ut hath, surgeon, • pßic# sTocrs, Ytil E1t1.41.Y. t • 'lank Stock, 176 I tolia Stock, IL 31 Navy S pet Cent. g 9 F I sia Bonds, Ilicr . Coht. 1797, in ! ' S ttth Sea Stuck,. rish 5 per Cot, . pr, Is. dis, 4 per cent. 76'i 3 per Ct. Red, 59 it. z• 4 imp; /Ter Ct. 58 3 per Ct. CCM; stti 3 9 5S t 1 - .Attq 41A. Bjttk A. l o l, ll97lGthsi 'Con. the 2g Feb. 5 . 9 58 Dam short Ann. • , No.' z 9, Arundel:street, Sept; 13, zfloi. Olt Eleven Years I h: 'e relinquished all other Pr.tetice for the Troaire.ent-vf Venereal Comsiaints, and are cure of thane deticientnea, which are the coniegmeoces of a deoruetive !titbit. Theundotihted qualitioatiOns-*Olch t possess;as a Aleut: her atilt Royal College'ot.''Ul*m k s, formerly a Stirgiziou in the Army, and the extQlit expg,rience in this pscutjar hue, COMititilte tit?' ci.+llll to that superiority, Wlikli'ciinfint be attained by , the illitaare, sir eVea by the roost resptttable general PrAelitiptier,..whnse iniiBit is harassed by a t tenijoq4o an, limucnae y (4, Di4orticra. `rite very, singular complaint:; of :Disease and Debility in Which from every part of the world I hive been consulted; mutt have Consider:till y. , condueed to my pet fed contprehen. W 3 of the it /Oat , cornitlicgcci (' roses.lf tiisciss arise from oe indiscretion of an unguarded inn inent, and it such Cv'es of clistressful tlisarra,tigeruent do as tlitmcqvhicit art ;tie cruisequences of an habitual vice, can any MAn a4iume ot bet ter title to treat 'then) than a regular Surgeon, re:ii ? ;liing alt other Pritti ce for the Preat: inent of these, - and e.wicesurating his Aticnti9u and Sttltile6-40 this particular p o i n t ? In recent Case* ()I I lileaion,* all Pain; Danger, and Dis tress maybe tir,t first stillsathinS . Of local Weakness, much future itky be preve:lted . , by such moans of re-aitiination as wil 1 e.-,tyre 119 - itit and strength to the Constitution. ' Through inconsiderate neAl.ll, the slightest cases become important', but it-is theacquye,nieut of eNe.tusiv,e, experience. iii Otis iine to Wivc, a :kale a 1..; pctuiiisient restoration even When other Pr4etitioneri have failed. The tertni of remuneration Ve• precisely stated ori the first interview, but no letters aK 4113wCreli unless a Bank Note inclosed. Medicine'tnrfilg.o.,lr°la(4ll4l,ll - I n t iy E t L h A c :A o l: t iO el : a o nt r ail T d it e : e N a.teh E ioe ß tiis ll (l, . . •- 1 .!'• THE dORDi AL BALM of GILEAP 9 W e vet discovered ; ht . w,iy,ak and shattered- constitutionSy v/O tx nest of sight or immuliv, hypochondria; tremblings, honed of the mir,d, sexual debility, and all other, diseases 06;4 , c fr o .o. n n s l e. , ci a lte r , q lc la e x o c i d in s t 4 ei t ri e, p o s L: t th i e c dneebravtoigisiesryy,stiegt,tcanntdioonftetori !i!: necc.iSary cares of health, luxury„ .te, In sedentarY, ilvd iv ei g i or studious life:4th s C.:Ord:al Balm hi.s universally establish .. its resto;attie etlicacY, andinay be ins.: fy enumerated arnont't• the foremost of those happy discoveries which Medical ! 1 •,: search fins ptOcured , a 3 • t tie bleiings of the /Milan race; 11 01 . 3 greatest counteractive to human mi , sery. 'i'l.otLaticis At Jai / moluent, in the United kliigdoin; nye- to p ra ise the day rhof first a pp! ka to.th,js. atimi ra . o le itenteriY; and enjoy t Le bkssiaril of health, siiiiio might othertsise have dropped into au un• It is h r i.; ( l l l ,l r i t , i te o , f t t it h ii i .t s . , - 1 1'v t l i e )e dil: ( i ) r t e t.; oa . y l e iSc it e i y i ! le, an af i l t d ie a l d l i f e i s t i s vi vi ; li es so l , tirti.9y,gratVe, ' ' . •-- • • 4112 t it ;wry ib ri .,: t r o i, ll o l: l ; ls r y, S t : : , . l:: !: , tri s o t i4 1 1 :: tici o:::::y r: :: : - iii " y :lie::: i t i l: t i o s t k i i i r c id ci c r a c rin a : cir""idtion; I.t'll:redrfUr.ceA.:l):edy;ssilh:iitli;:c:°:ldnml°it.i,:slitelte- fcbtriinsachn: t to ib re ti, t Ly,d z,t c r iLe i tr t c u a s n e ttoPttargiiirttectcelotitvbier:;:itr:eci for sonic time, b 0 From the tbregoing, observations, the propriety of a IMO form tin the itlininistratioti -of sticit reiriediC2, ill Pr cf°( , d to arty other, is obvi4;;.. an d it,i,, c or di a ri ii iin of GO ( which' is perfectly eleg - tini in re,,:ied Co smell, taste, 411 1• 411 ; peara.nce) tyill he.found to p os4 6 s ail the ',catkin; giotilirr. of anatep tic, fbr, besides the nutritious quality Of a rola ) ; tive, it hAs,a fragrastr, sub,tle,'oleous principle, which inliui.it dia..tel,l' afreds the nerves, and giyes a kind of htendly It : I . ',': o tr t i .Tti tl it te llen fl it,re n as t i r sl is la6 i nfd y vil i v e e l ig d ioj it t ' l i li gi h. p o l i crlty of , . .aniina i l heat, the tt Ito ° °ll ' w frame, under the dfnomitia ti ti j o s n ord ol7N s e vi rv il r i r c u h s a ir l ise i6t aseT 4h C ll : 4l : th ‘ h . : principal source; '..'. hutuan tnitirry in the privation of hc`„„i I l frobe disorders . proceed front such an infinite variell;i4 complication of CAISC.S, as to render it impossible, ir„ e , v a o were neces s ary, to trace them to their true source. u ,it tints, however, are but too well known, And WO trOcfCgrli, 4 3 / 4 inoi%st too Treat a portion of mankind; and wIWO f i ; .•it may . , without exigetatton be asserted, that any fteT en ni more superior or celebrated 'for eincacy than Or. So"' 0 Cordial Balm of G ile,ad.nitver has braen discovered. NLI we r s , cases have front tune to time been published in ever!fl g i a ro a c Pe o u t s n r e p i a l i l n e d t t h e p e c e , K r i s te ill ev i g e i d i i:i i i rL ".2. .a fi k r L; 4 l :l; d i e r , t r i c t s ‘ :v i u l t t r y i a c . g . l e t r so lle ,c " l t h u i lll : ntri ; . li ta d : ~,7 Persons stiter:iig upon the• holy state or Matr2, it ShOuld consider; that '• WaerC nie'lbunti.itt is pollu t '' streams.that flvg .k frorn i 4 collar ix ptir.g," ;,,, nRil 5, , The AN'rI:IMPETIGIN ES,or SOLONI ( v' s d ial' . for, purifying the-1.11nod• and. restoring the. System wil' io il .paired by the imprudent use Q, .10 , :ii.. ,i), IIAVe beet 0 1 the great and only restorer? of , healt h and vigaut t is" ft' where Safi vatioiLhas repeatedly fail I, ' price ic i, 63. ry Bcfttles 33a, NT :4 1 -• - . - ' .'• t log - p. a A8,5,r48.c E. LoTto.N, for removing, FroPto 'front- tire surf ide - ofiltie builiiiiisody; Pints 4" j " Pints ;g ; 9d. :duty ittcludedy. •4 4 .* ' .rrapdred by Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, in tea. 6cL.and 335. Bottles; the latter contain foi" , o uir4e forrhea, by which the purchaser Aaves rys. tvery417.,40 _ Bottle. has a Stamp, which bears the Proprietor's l'•'7 l 7 l `d, is Address, " 54ta4.60101/10144,ixerpool," to itniatc * felony: ; t ytte li ! . DOuisle Vastageof allAgttels to Dr. Solnirron , -:. i. must be paid, and a 'Fee of los. 6d. inclosed ~.. . - .Alio;• just" published, Price 35. . •,, A New Editron {,,v.itli . 44lithins) 0,..,,, i f : ma istrio,, lete;; Itl,.llCrift*": A- ,t V:1 D E to - 14 EA LT If: t& a ' variety - o n tl i.. i v i l' ' siatne of which ar,e treatO on uncier tho following I,e.:s,,iir.' Advice to Nervous Patie:its-.-:Astrima--Ilarrett Woo'"Qaof •fitiency - of .Natural -Strengtia4rentale Complarn-is_la• Spasms in the Stomach --flvpochondriac, Com, i " I ' o ,oitt"' 1 , tern sinking-L , Loss or tieria of Mentorr- - g-Wo lt ' . ,Scurvy- Scrofula—Turn of Life—Venereal Diseasc n6SA--Youth. ' • 4 :; , • ''. ' • . 8y.,5., SOLOMON, M. D. i ~n t il', i i 1 P 6. Sold by 111‘rs. Mathews, No. IS, Strirti , " ro , wi.in M H S n i ts ! t b l ll a i; . % d il t": 4 e E ra i rr e tr r i). * a l ' a r d N . ciCS.OO3O.SttE.,iaSi .aril t t h i l i t l g a r ll l ' i r ; R i ti ai g c. e b ; ur N il 'i ; r , '' : 13 . 4. v G i tti:lt n o ' 4 W. Caincron Greenock ; U. Brownirt i , i: P l a W it i ford, Kilmarnock; W. ,outtg,„,Tr.vints,; A. FhtsY.'l.7 Nor• Whitesicle i Ayr; . W,-:4-Craw'foral, G Ryan ; I„• . 1 ,:„1fic,10,,,, 41 Douglas; T.AVlVlillandciritc,Agihriatt ,_• T. • "'''' s ila ii' l) . 4 ,' ' aid y; ' . 1 . . 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There is an udslitionil - in NY Act-zarect, adinininr ;ch h an (If NO. 4, Martiett.court, !tutv-Stur.eo artci i „ 1 % -7 Au k 1 41 utit SCR I ?pa, Of South Moktort:stiret, Gror.venur.squt. 6 re; e, 1 12, str ali d where Adfuertiremf,ttr, Ord e r / for the Paper, I,•47ers bar itic Uttar, &c, (poti.paid), altlit he atitireslca. . - .. Landon: ' , a i tiP , . .. -11., ' 'Ediributgli Nig , .01 11. , . , ~,,i, IN 'the Spring Oi . pf, 171)4 ., r w i s . a tilieted " li p, . Venereal Complaint which I treated with i l if . le! once for five monthsl hot 'wads then obliged to al / L 0 1 , 4 1 regular Physician, who put A temporal"' sto? td f.. 1., S ,IP I tlend ' hne. ' h )f u t t h g e n ' ) D w l ifg a : e irt Tiiite n ' it O r f c a li l t l ia t i nc. l •Yi ...;Plnt'' t a i° lt ri ti s t ) ,, llt: . 8,41.1 of...ttle first •Gentlein . en of the Faculty ho c ' 11' ' I tas l...4'1 ai "" ) : ldra 7 ul t i leci f i ract ry ant l f : 6 7 b 7 4ny rs t l eida l , . ci v‘ de . t . os ts c, ri V i t o te n e:l .b to ei: A lg t: l t i P e ": i . t ll ,. l 6 3 l i ft : t i i lU4 e , legs, - arms, Are. have lo . ° l3 t ee •— n. is al lY ter e n l a d te ' tr..coming tilesi; in short, I ltaire had frorrc„ - t a,,,r, —,1 , thirty calk ulcers on niv body., and nearly' '‘" a t t ior d iy t hrion;,,t:rxioot • prived of sight.---It 'woula be voluminous In 11 tic rive all my case—suffice if to say, there never 04 „ l ' e .0 111 will b::, one of a more rilanc...tons, or" of a 111() I c ic oUi . i eated natme. I - was long loOked.' upon by my t !"; - A nj, 0 1 . , imagined myself; beyond air hones of rcr" v f„ t r ',, r ' I ' t ° ' deed, in my then cohditibh, Ste4tll was tire,..-,,i'vtati.i.,: more- thin iniserablo StAtei• in this th-CA(ltth Sit- tVid 6 $ I. drag a . most tnworable e,iiAtertke, till 1)ivo1e l'2_, 4/ 1 f ~ threw in my-way a Newspaper containing the %P oo l Mr. ,B. 9i' Pqn-ivoth—my triends re:id it, „I i: oll ,, lts ,‘,T f. 74 ' 0 1 sent and' procured • sonic of your LEAF: E's ' „,. / vl4 . PILLS, which, by tisk; front . time. to hair;, A TI !,,01 1 ) 4 : s have 'chi', becn, Latter m ore titan foi.tr years lilt's:, ii P o nititret tu' as good a stateiof 'll,altit is ever i ci ; Vit/04 proof of 014;1 4 bad a "tintriAltriving,. healthy,-'1)11‘1' ill Me IIN:$ Me ,ft hm-gt9nths aro. INArotitticle to ciodt all „„ - c i t Y c4l lli of rerylertng my fel lo , v-er9turet seriice,'l ren - : c olt -'/, imblish this; and ).cia miry at 'lay tlino ret7er , W ho 'll , , wish to be satisfied oft the'', truth:. of tins, or 0 0 ' 1 tiiilars*, to -me or. iii friends, •tal letterer person , oalPd Aitcw, cat , as for bac`taie.a' will evr,edittal and' t , ,, „,,i t , i e r x w e i t: , :r i l ii - 4 i 5 t, 0 1 14, • t h:; n vef o ri u i r in Lcix,:l.t)tkriezrip-:.:.!;.',eiviirry,sreason .iii 1 "., 0 1. i tif'Y `'., ilfr o , sure, spec:di': 'safe", and ridicar..::nre, for OW , I ,':`,':l .; , tut s'7,age•dt idle Venereal Di s aiii, _ w hich, ls c." 1 ''''' , of viamentopc , . • • " . " • ._ it iiik i° , l i l • i . .. :.. .11311-rtltOttiltAble . family.: reasons prevr - „k rts fir; narlie.:lndAiiii,ltiresS ' puplie. $ bar creditablev Vs","; allr' ,, l• wanting 'intbriilatiOn inav al:io be, referred 1.? 1 : 1 010 1 ' ,• 1 , friends by mrt:.s. - clack; It arrisay..Gardens, r-",... r, t ioilli f .' 1 V raltafed 'ankl - Sold -by.tbe 1)1.0 P roPr4l-go ,Y; I .T. TAY' LOR.,'. Nletuher of Royal Colle.ge I?;toettitfl:. R., . i, Where hl t r i L e ° , ll W d fit 'll. g t' i '' v t: e ll . i i e r h tl. " l l c l : :'i w N it ° lt . o:t! sr i ew ice ,,liri:°lgercb > .-111. el . 11 ' 41 * tiNP!' Pills, and will arniwer .. patients lettr":. lli} 'i, t ltl t ,55. k , j, ii paid, on the sante . ternis; obb , :trving in all , c hat'il., l ,i' t PI 1 , inviolable screey , no , per on's 'name or c''''; by t " - 0 0 , - 1 mow ionc,i, hut:Attar owit particular reilues'f ~is . 1 ,. . prietor, doting the .course or „more than-0).1114 310 0 ,' A that lie has had the coriduzliin, , or an ex tc `';` v ; ' .l ' .'' Lfi. c.4' l a abr' v e Medicine, and the practi , :o iaisia, ~.-:' iiir-i ,, ': ;f Ili ? They are al - ,--s° - sold by his Appointnynr, ": r id. • c%i nience . or tt105:: 11Vthg Kt a (.IL:itallC(4 . , , 187 ' .. , -iir t ' t i fr . t ' Souttl-1)11(4 , ,e; Edi n b u.: } l . ' m r , - ?,ladoalth l, ri t ,e * 4 , 6 : 4 goW, to with also Mr. ' X.. 'efcr''' I " Ilis 3114 ''' ' ' 'li vll'll 41 k u * i, l'utiu'r s t' N°..35 St. All;an's-street, PA- 1 ",.' !d r t'.ll,:t I Robertson's , I . oy-sifni); No. I 0 .) , -4 1 x i.Ofd-s r'r 6 .,;,,r. 1 r c i `,', ' t horongit's; No. 7; l'isn-c,treot-hi4l, l witriY ol'l' f ': : l,o , _;t, t net/tient; Mr. Steel's, Boolelicr, No. t Up%'', r . ~,'; . ,, 0 ,1 ToWer-InIIJ, M , .. C.:':ditt ell's Dublin ;,.:ii;.' t ''„ Y , - 3 '41( '',' . 5 I ' 4 :hi 1 every CUllS:rdaril)l(;.. town in G rear-15 rirato ill i A;, ii c; , t Ba:ies 'of Only as. gd. tui,:i3 scaled up ol th i y (,;Ll' C ' , , li tt ,Ie direttions, Mit 1 'of 'ri - Se)i "& ' ' ' I' 4 re by persons et_ la . , . ,;„P X '‘,., selves with case and sffo - exy, . , , ti , -is t. •,,,0 0 0,, , 4 1 N. B. Everv, box s.,ltt 'n GrOt lic ' t-) 1° -14' of i. 41 with a. 'r- ° ' - wine-. ' " r°t icr • . '1 ti ... amp, on 4.,, by tattoo el ' iyt - -k t , sioners, is ?rioted, at tae. 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