The Sun. — London, England, 1805-03-23 00:00:00

A r 4;4: 4A' QU 1 toed frovnifirßots' ej :Tintriehmla As, it iy the7:ettonge , r crtelst4tiort of the reasoning urged for aetenarture !rem the regulations estehlish. ed by the A. i of Pertiameet, that these regulations Notre. beerti.laiee wititiut ct i r eetAtlice, w e s i ta titilbnikvoli longer on this sub '.l i t . 6; . b u . 0e r ee l i t i n cil l eibent on mem declare our opinion,. that, the ,Ci)cutooariets which eftually led to the ter,htliewing ot the money in large sums from iq Baek previously' to its being issued to the Sul) Accountants for' the pubiie service, was the o p. pot—Limy , he'rehy affiarded!.o the application of it tOputposet of peivete use:eyed advantage. Ae'we could not obtaio inf o rmation from Mr, Trotter 'as to the menner+ . w )hich the public to, ;ley bail been (lisp tied of bit Weer) thelimne of its being di 0.4 , 1 .from the 'Beek and the time of its brong ap. poet to the public service, we called to n Thomal Wilson, the Chief Clerk in the B'tl and Retni , rence Depaitment of the Nevy Pay Office, a blanch, lately established, but who has been gene., telly ereiployed as an Assistant to the Paymaster, and by whom one of iheAccoeiets rendered 'to ue of the dispbsition of the 'T'reasurer's balances were signed. The evidence given by Mr. Wilson is of an ex. traordinesy nature;, he avowed having derived an edvantage , fr ,o) the use oi . employmeht of money is. sued for the payment of Excheyier Fees, the charge of which was transferred to him by Mr. Trotter in the year I 800 ; but he objeeted to answering every crest ton put to him as to the disposition of the pub. Lc balances, or the irivantage derived by the pay. Toent thettfrom, or even to give any explanation of the officiel account of the Treasurer's balances, al. though ; ref tied he eorroed ; and pleaded his being protetted by the fifth Clause of the Ad by which this C.'otrimissioo c )nstituted; Although be declared that he had not derived any profit, advantage, or benefit Whatever, from or in consequence of 'the piddle money having been applied to private use by any perm or iiersons. • flayieg iii, other means of eloaining infermation ;4 to the inenoer its' which the pub!,c meet.) , had foeu applied to joivate use, and the exieto i ) eehteh it had . been carried, but by resorting to 4!ssrs. 11114114 s Couto, and Co, we ex orithed E .round An ti .hut, Fort. the princival Acting Partner in' that 11 use. From him we, learned inst Fritter, during the time tic was Paymaster, had five accounts with this Hotter. By the evidenee of Mr. Antrobus it appears', that ptiblio money received by Mr. Thomae and CO. from the Batik, on Mr. - Trtitter's drafts, had bien invested in Excheqiier and Navy Bills, lent upini the security of Stock, and employed by .Mr. Trotter in discounting private bills ; and that con. siderable nurchases' of Benk and India Stock were made by Messrs 'norms' Coitus and Co. on account 'of Mr, Trotter. We thereupon issued our precept to WPM. T 1100136 Courts and Co for the accounts of Mr. Alexander Trotter, containing any entries of sums received by his drafts on the Bank, giving them an option either to produce their books, or to furnish us with c spies of the accounts, They pre ferred the firm' r thrufe, by which the money re. ceived by. Mr. Thomas courts and Co. by the drafts of Mr. Trotter on the Bank. appears to have been money issued for Navy Services, because Mr. Trot, liaJ no private account their, and drew upon the Bank solely as the, Agent or Attorney uf the Treesuret of the Navy. conclude that a: difference, 6,7333 r 'el. 2S. ! ,was money issued for Navy Services, drawn from the. Bank by Mr. Trotter, and droosited with IVlessts, Thomas COutts and Cd, after having passed litraugh his own hands, or the hands of some Agent employed by him to receive it by his drafts' on the As 'the tame of 'Mr. Mark Sprot appeared fre. , ( wolf,/ in the aecounre, as paying into sh e h ous e o f Mer,ati. Thoiws Ceotts and Co, on account of Mr. Tooter, and recei'viog from thence very large sums, stge deemed 11 Oiyeessary to, examine him as to the natute of his tramatiinns with the Paymaster of the Navy; but atter dePositig, that, to the best of his teeOlietiimi, he had not received any money from the Bark by Mr. 'Trotter% drafts, he refused to an,Wer every tether question put 4O,him; alledging that he had taken the advice of Counsel, who were orepiiiiOn that lie was'not bound to answer 'such questtoes. )i) the whole, ii. appears to us to be a clearly, este kli s hed lea, that during this Treaeurership the money issued for Navy Services was used, to great smouot, for the purposes 0( private emolument : and this circtonsteoce :cede us to observe, that ifs "Tres. ,surer of the Navy, alter an increase of his salary upon the terms contained in the warrant under His ,Nlejeety's sign manual, derive profit from the use of inoney issued for Navy Services, he becomes, upon prieeiplies of eqeity, aehtOt * to the Public, •and is ettounteble for all teach prefit. Our duty requires- us to add, that the withsital,ving of the ralic money froM the Bank of England in the man. rear iced for the yoFposes berme releted, was, in oj ur udgment, a dieobeelience to .the Lew, as Cita. Wished by the esth of the present Reign, cap. 3f. 'Mr . 1 totter d not deny his having made use of file 1 4)14: :pone)" isithdr,two by himfrom the Bank and irf his Subsequent eN•ktrlio:ltion, he intimates, that in us doing he hatfeded under permissitin, although Ise says he is not at liberty to state that he had ever b eet , e xi o c i ,.i i e fl a uthorised to do so. ' Lora MelVitlC, upon being asked wherfee he gave pettnission to the Paymaster to witlehatei the ineneY from the and I , ,dge it in the haods of a private Baeker, with a view tt) lila deriving any advantage or emolument therefrom . , answers, s. If it is meant to ask the whe. titer I ever gave any data authority to tfie Pay, maStet to use the money in the manner above men. betted, I should certainly . answer ; but 1 have )10 hesitation in saying, !het I heiieved and under. rto , ti he ' did, aid never pro! Foiled him from doing so ; and 1 believe it was se understood by others at different *ciao:goys/hen the establielonent of the Navy Pay-sigice was tinier co,deration,. when certainly 1. 0 competent pros isi,m was mode for the penon Bank Stock, shut NOV t 49 Per.Ct• t 797, shut Irish 5 ji r Cent. shut 4 pdf Cllli. sitht vet Colt,. Red. shut . . Jet Ct. CIA Sll Hank L. A gm. '6ll.st . Via() §hqt Ann. shut TUCKS. kt 1.4 1, lttlis Stack, shut hiata 1.).4.1,,,iuct bins, is. (vs, is. p,ent. par ()unman, 34 41 4 3 per Cent, defer teat, inpuriAl 3 per Cent. 52 Ditto Ann 9h 9-161ris Cons. tpr to April, siliff WrigN Professional Men of Educatton .and Responsibilifir deviate from the general System by the selealort of a peculiar branchi. the sanction or tong Con ttnued sw:eels is the best criterion of (superiority.. • Eight years have - I devoted 'my practice to the exclusive treatment o f Three Disorders, and the successful result of my plan gives meadditional ardor to oppose, as tar as I.am able, the ravages of those Complaints which arc the most important in the Catalogue of Unman Intinnities. - After initiation into every Branch, itS in Army Surgeon, farmed a wish at an early period of . 1' rocike to rescue in dividuals from the ignorance of Uneducated men, or the equally dangeroils precipitancy of general Praaitiontrs. The Thwo Disorders, to the Cure.,or . which I have tie. yowl my attention, cemprise every species of VINE : EA 1. IN 1' EtTION, whether ot'a recent or long du, ration: tally', All kinds of debility, whether arising from the habits of ,school.boys, or the indulgences of mature age: And, lastly, r.iat der.ingemen,s nt, the system) in'wo, men which is 6lled 13A1CreENNE 54, or ST E kA I. IT Y , 'Numerous Diseases Arc the result ref ignorance, or haste in the treatment of sithple Gonorrhteai and it not tin. frequently happens that tile seeds of Life are poisoned by the indiscretion of an unguarded hour.—liy a superior me• thud such Complaints are ca:•;hy cured; and, even where others have failed, I trust that .1 may presuixte to otlel a twitOti re-est,tbilsiiinent. • Vow, however, are the cases of complleated dktresr in this disorder, compared with the calamitous situations of men, who, front an indulgence in ,a solitary vice, or the pre:val.lit gaieties of a fashionable life, acquire that state o f Debility, Which is the unavoidable consetpiewLe of such pernicious habits. Where the, unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but carefully conceals his misfortune, it may be some eons ° . lanai for lam to know, that although it be an olijeCi of doubt or uncertainty with other Pr4,7,ll.tioners, th e rem ova l of these llelietencies by the gradual progress of Itenova. Oen, is the acquirement of r. 4 Experitnce, If the rites of bacchus or Venus have n ,began to , duce Manly vigeitr, much anxiety will be prevented by an early :Counterac tion of tins languid State; and in tluisc cases, hb great difficulty will occur. . _ But'wlicrp this Deficiency has for years existel, a propel perseveran‘c is indispensably , erknisire, to revive,the slum bating Sparks of Life, and to rd-animateihe.coostitution, li+lA:thel V. M N, %Oho have long been disappointed in their expettations.of, a Earnifyi.tnay„bl..assured i trivia instances, .such detects,.AN Cu tAblo by, Medical skill. The stayeSr which is so essential to my undertaking, and the quatincations which I have preinined to state, - him) the basis of. my pretensions, and in coincidence with. such this' intimation is given, that Mr, Bret otay be c:otlsoltcti eetrinally,' or by letters (inclosing a sinail Note); at his Nti.l4, Arundel street, Strand, near - Temple fill. i r ;.,:r There Is an additional kintance in Water -street, and tho Namiis on both the doors. Martin Brea, Member ci the itnyjl Coiteie of Suritenni. ,LONDON • 4 , m ai :ow.Svlcet): and I:ublisbu sa rt , t by WiLii. Scri Pinned by it ic AD Al 4 is (01 No. dal-court, p 6, dot Sou th M G otton.strect, rosvenor-sc,..*:g e— whcz Onign tot the raper, men far tht —Editor, 4Szci malt Fit itasikeSiltd, i ngAß . Slit, ' 1 that 1. address•yoti on the incorniyli-Al,/c exct:lictiee 441'1017, v:_aluahle Medicine, LEAK„E's pAT ENT v[ l, .i . vi i . . out of it .; . is with the most heartfelt satisfita'°ll,,,,,,,ir 0,,,' r s ' c i':: ll ,g of this year ;I bad the misfortune to cont.rt; l id ai Complaint,'astetitl4 with .the most alaribillootilif I had no rest,night nor dAy, gerotts sy an..l se t ' . I 'll '''''''l mptorns; insomuch, that I have L • .;' 3 1.4:‘ ,0 ,0 to my TOOIII for a ry.hole'we4k.; together, avid ,",; ) ., ;( 1 i , ' 1 ,1,4 excruciating pain and torment, i t 'd What kvo s '', : ', : (4 o `,'.o illY eyes f ew weak. and dint,: ;;i) :that I cult-., It't,', any 1.) je , if ever sd close to tne, and expe,*.i.' i' t . ' olio than the total loss of nty ogini..;-••Froin 3 ° l l ,lo ' ‘'lt tit ;1(0 and rAt her corpulent rriAl4, I ir..4a31;:.t trlefe 91 " a I,tf` — ifil e, s hiect of pity and compassion• *-:M. .friends hat 3 Yals vver" a'"lthougliVnly recovery-Mil ..isible, 1 3 . 1 " i i. is is State, and: expeatith; every inini,';:t to be ITO ' . .:,',ofi lt 01 try •yoilr NlediCirlC; litlt hay in.. , tri ,`':ell ineii' ' , „ 0 01' 4 ,4 , .. purpose, anti being oan4 tO ''' u ' *x leilL' e t ' t '''ll 4 t ' • 1. before I-•/ I . ' i rino c"-. 1 , . . i t , d‘ Lou t be prevadeti on to take ti , TO t i i ;Or ~e for six hn ---%es, and before 1 . ,id' 1., oti 11 3 " ' i 1 0 ' 'l' , ii- la 'en I-. ~r: ' i ii , sid , erable benefit; me pains grad:wily clitc.lVAs'?.'t 1 g i ,/ sight grew.better, add, `(after the IR:at' .rpriit: 'e.i.''inorcr!os merit of all my friend- ''i . '''' tb re 4°14- -I id) healift ' aro •- ends s ta ~it„ ~ , 4 2 , 1 4 a O 4 • , trengtl-1 - .was peifeel:y 1e ,, 0 r- , i .- ~ 0 0 ) r'` (thanks to my G o d and • 1 1 1 • Nlculo ote( your inva al ) and he arty as ever I was in . iny life. , • ge r° d You are at cult' to e rry to p i r ,;• Sit this JA , I ,r ! ;er i ,(o you think prover, for tile benefit. 6;" :i.., ,, tY *)„,iitu i r iVrich I should. laVe sent yog s,ooner, bu t 's' ,:f ' II ' 14 1 )4 e. I remain, wir'h tie itailsi ~.ra:ir'-'4 , ''' / f,' ft; , i Dear Sir, your obl - ' t ' . r . .:I`t*, ''. " :I'' ~, , _ I. .._: 1140,1 114111 NC ', V ", 1 : 4 1. to :t ,,r 11111 -.. t t.et, 15tflinng,11.:nt, Nay ~ ' :4. ' " '•"` ' . •c-' The above, Meit;;,,,,.., • ' ccottv.l. ...1) . „f. •,.- 13 carlie,t.) v., ~; i iit- ) i'er , ions that are in aril. ti.oubt of weir ' c. ' l ... - ' t '' ' ''' avi,ry Venereal Alt 41,. iartieti.J,l•,. ti, tfle':' i t , dr';', G 4 , tug the . tt c'onelition. in i1i!,..,, as If ~,I, ,q1f01"ii,,,.,,,,ic, every taint oft 'ilat nature, of boy. 2.',1- IC,lng},ll, „,,‘,,,, ot of . ~,i:': , PI however disguised under the appearance i c 10 . 0 ....- 1 . / ,,W, it may bit; tor Scorbutic, Gl3notilAr, al' u ''' iPi'' ; '' Plaints,: it iititlso reetnnintrided to be 2.3k4"' 'PI' `AiI ~I the S , prin6, Summer, and Fail. ' TO '..,,,:', Prepared and sold by.'t he sole l'roprletor, is L 1 ~ t h ro a, Member Of; the Corporation ut Su. r l l -, ll e 11 ' ,'' ' is I louse, No. 9, New liridge-strcet %,-' ' 0 „ , ..e ~,::,' . ' Ativlce, %vithout a tee,' to petirinll tAk i " t ' ' ( wit! answer Pa.tients' Letteri 1:.- p ' ',;... ernis,,observiii .. •1/ '1 -- I.l‘lol` ~ii '' • ; - L, In 4 c'.l'S' t 1:: 1 :1,) , . , ,t,,1 l'atik. t'. , •it , ria:11,:• or ease 'paving tr4k , ' - ''''" “ ' '' 'l''' ; t' own partictilaCreillYeit liN tin.: tit.,,,.ietor, u . 0 1 .;' ,.... of lime:th. n' - • ' '• ' • n i't 11 ` e ''-' II" 1 I. '3l yoat , i. In it lie hvi .- ~ .. 1; •, ' an extensive sale: i ' • 1 • 1 011 " ' t Q. In:: AJOsic 1 i•- , . a r ibing t . nerofmun.: . -.•1, / .. , I iwy are also so la by t i `. .ilovintroL. fu.ner . • 'No ~• • ' ' ti • 15, St: ..Y.Ylan,,-., -l• 1 ' ' • ''''' ' ' bertson's-'loy_sho., 1 .„ ; ' ', . L I. t•• ,' , ,' , No. 1,. 13 • • ' l ' ." '''''' I. '• .; . 1 •, ' mon , row, 'Lithe 'I, t , • '.• soh in every colisid I 1 rP ' ' ' ' '' ' ' era i e owl. , ; ~ ~. ~ , , . ot only 2S i .' 9ti , C.44.:11, r 5:a1,..4 1.1,3 '' ledions, vviieret V'' Iv eisons (..: ~...• selves with t-,1,4 - itit l ' ; hec re,v . ... . , . N. if. lLio.th. Pox s,„). : vvriicn, ,'•,: ; ' '' II- '• '' ' ' '- f a Stamp, on '' primal at the • Stoop., , ;I:.. '' , ~ '• ' '' / .isrid -t -4e..si— nt,- - -to imitate w an. .ii ,- ''' „--, I are connterteits. . ' ' ' .............-, exercising,that lost or g TCat extent and reiPonsi bili!v. „, Wriether 41.ie salary of the Paymaster ,was mit in_ created when tbe general" augmentation of the gala. ries of 'l4' Cashiers took place, in 1786, because he was not in the.-direet charge or Ilse of the public money, other than. the monev for, P:: chequer or becanse he 'Was not, lik the Cashiers, in die receipt ()flees or gratuities of which they were then deprived, i 9 what we cannot pretend to,affirirr: hut we.cantwtsupp , se that, the use of the public money Was then c-o i 1 .ve , l as a perqui,ite of the Paymaster, which iv , . w.l 'awl) , tha , the reenmineodation of ihe, Cornmissioners Accounts, the ltesolutiori of the I - Louse of commons, and, finally, the. - -Aet of Patiii. merit, Wefe, totally disreg tpled, and that an emolu. mint t,o franght witbs evil to the Public," which had ;.eels- lately commute with the :freasuter for an ,i,lciilional:salav of more than.2oool. a-year, was, by those en r ifled, to consider of the establislunciat.of . the N ivy Pay.' , ,ffice, :thought proper to devolve on his Deptyy, .the'Payniaster. Mr,Trot ter also states, that he hits no doubt, though he cannot prove it, that advantages ivere enjoyed by, his predecessors from the use. of public m'oney ; and that, " 'the exceeding smallness of the salary of Paymaster afrlds a presumption that such advantages have been considered as forming a part of the remu. iteration of so anxious and confidential a charge." From all the information -we have been - able to obtain, it does. not appear that Mr. •Trottet's pre. tlecess rs did enjqy any such advantage. It is posi. • tivily stated, by Mr. Harwood, Paymaster to Mr. Birre, that he not ; 091 did ho.corteeive the use of the public m .ney to form any part of the emu. lumens of hiw ofric,.. And, it is stated by Lord 139 , 0•:. ing, that he did nut know, nor did he believe, that Mr. Douglas, while he acted as his Paymaster, de. lived any profit. otvadvantage from the use or ens. :ployment of ,the . public ;ueney, except tke money issued for the payment of Exchequer F.es. The 'salary of the Paymaster was increased fr 5001, to_ 8001. per .annum; in lieu of ali 'contingences and allowances whatever, and-he was to del ive no'ad. vantage tram public monies remaining is his hands. Mr. Trotter, in hisjustificAtion,asserts, that the ,Public has not sbitaiped at,y loss from the use o f the money issued fur the Service of the Navy. To this observation we cannot allow any weight : he might have been unsuccessful, in his speculations, or the persons with whom the public money was lodged might have failed : and in either at these cases the loss would probdily have fallen on the, Public ; nr, in case of Mr. Trottel 's death, it might have becothe nrcepary to unravel his very Intl it:l(e • accounts in a Court of Law before the balance in his liands court have been tecoveted. At any rate, the public money has been unnecessarily put to hazard, and that in defiance ()tithe precautions taken against it by the Legislature. (Ts Ge emtinift,cl:) LOTTERY-:-- cAKTER. KING CHARLES. lir t Sons of.AdrerNity cease, to repine, For CARTtIt'S filo Vrizst at DA,Nri: FOS "rt/14 t'S rich shrine; His Office is noiy near A Century Gild, • ~ • • And has always abothaled in 'IAA-Notes anti Gold, Such Luck has attended his Tickets and Shares. 'That 1 hinssands oy liim Itave got rid of their Caret i .• Then away to lant'd CART kit S„ And il• - .) , „ in a trice, For Tickets each Pay are ;Advancing in Piiiaei . . . Th;e Scheme or tlita-Loittiy, the liiii•kt of the Year, • is peculiarly striking. itiVititl6,, ;MO Ale ir ; The PriZeS ars imiuy --then:, tear Ililt alilank, . For the I,wcst of Buyers may rif.e into Rank., The Drawing begins on the 1311% or May, . When Nature is atways propitious awl gay ; . Charing-Cross is .1.1 w: place, ma to CitAitt.r.s..our good : Martyr, Then hey for the LtIITTSLY,DAtAItFOItTUSS, arIdCAXTER. i • . BIRTH& Yesterday, at his Lord3hip's house on the Terrace, 4ritv, Gardens, the Viscoinsic:;s Dunla, bra Son. On Sunday' la'st. at. Lathom.ll,use, in Lancashire; the Lady of Edward Wilbraham Bootle, / Esq. M. P. of a Daugh.. ter. _ . _ . . On the tath inst. at Fatingdon, gaits, the Lady of loseph T. Hone, .Esq, of a Son. On the eoth inst. the. Lady of. 1. Prettejohn,, sq. of the Island of liarhadoes, oika S , nt and Heir. • On the t ttlt Ina. at Whitehaven, the wife of Mr. George Watson, of two hays, her ninth and tenth child, at seven births, having had tour single births, and three tintas twins, alternately two tnaleb and two females. And en the 14th inst. at Whiteltaven, the *wife of Mr. David Mann, of her tenth son, and seventeenth child, born within nineteen years, of whom there are ttow living with the parents hills sous and sbt daughters. . . MARRIED., 'Lately, at St. Pancras, Thomas Lewis, 'Em. of Gray's inn, 114rrister at Law, to Miss Swiliden, of Bristol. Thursday, at St. George's Church,. flanovertsquare, Mr. Crone, of the Theatre Royal, ,I•layinarka, to Miss Bias, of the 'T heatres Royal, Livorpool arid • A fcw days siilee, at st. Cearge's, liano;er.square, Mr. %Wham HAWCS, ut rillltico, to Nrihli Molyneaus., of Scot. land-yard. , On Thursday last, at St. Swithin'i Church, Cannon. street, the Res. W. Upjohn i A. R. St, Edmund Oxford, to Miss Mary An n Smith, daughter Of F. Sinai:, Eaq. of Scot's yAta. • DIRD. Yesterday morning, at Sheerness, Lieutenant Pope, Corn mandingli. M. Ship Winehoisca. On Sunday the 17th um. at his hpUse, Dutoltels-street, Portland- price, Abraham Redwood, sen. Esq. of the Island ol• Antigua; -agod 65 . . On Monday, at his house, near thy: NI.III, Ham mersm ith, Captain 1. Gregory, Paymaster of tho Royal Westrit!nstcr . Militia. . •• • •,••• • Lately, at her house in Edgware-road, Paddington, Mrs. Elizabeth Zurnpe, aged 72, widow of John Christopher Zumpe,Esq, on Wethicsday.the zoth inst. Walter leanings Hodsell„ in the kith yearotltar, age, second son or lohn Hodsell, Esq. of Carey-street. Ura the trith inst. - .at his house in Argyll-square, 'Edin burgh, George Wallace, Esq. Advocate. On Wednesday 146 t, in the gstli ) ear of his age, the Rev. Daniel Hill, Vicar of East Matlin e z, Kent. On the 26th ult.` at:er long ilinessr Mr. William pas, of Stony Strattoril, Bucks, aysd i 7 years. Lately, at Hadley, Middlesex, the Rey. David Garrow, in tlic gosh .year of his age. Oii sue 1611 t inst. at inverniel, in Argyllshire, Sir lames Campbell, Kist. of Invert - net, in the 69tti year of his age. on Tuesday ttte isith inst. at Peckham; in Surrey; Mrs. Margaret Hubbard, wife a Witham Hubbard, Esq.. P R CO' S.STS.I Stiff! NEWS. GitAvitsaND, mARCII 20. Passed by-411e .Sophia, vmson, ,Prothers, Varrell, and H3wke, Luton, from Norvv,ry ; V row Ernickv, --, from Enibden; hieptunus, Keyser, tront.llarling ; row•tileannr; 5 , ..4.rth),. from Rotterdam) ; laerwi‘A, Prosher, and Gpocl Ilotioung, Creatz, troin Poppinilurgh. Sailed—the Ariel, Hall, tor Africa; and Renewal, Cro manic, for-Barbadoeira.l. • ' MA a cit 21. l'assed.by —the Juno, Riehar4on, and Wil lirOu, Cottle, from thVSauth Seas; Ocean,,Williarns, from Waierford Adolphus, Christian, fidth Rottetitarn ; Cones, Bennett, and Eititthurgh,lsluaiasi froAt Lishon. Sailed—the Provideotia, facoluon, fur Wilmington. " 0 blessed Health! thou art aboire, all gold and treasure; it is thou who ern:it - gest the soul, atetopenest all Its. powers to receive instruction and relish virtue. Eteehat has thee,. has little more to:wish for: and' he that is so wretched as to want thee, wants every thing with thee I" E. r rflE CORD lAL BA LM *Of' GILEAD is uni. I versally acknowledged to he peeeliarly'effieerious in all inward vvastings, loss of appetite, indigestion, e!epression of sw ts, trembling or shekine : Of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortnees of breath, and eonsumptiVe habits. It thins the blood, .eases the rriest violent pains in cite head and stomach, ,and, promotes gentle perspiration. by ,the Npbility and Gentry this Medicine is much admired, being pleasant to the taste aed smell, gently astringing the fibres Of the stomach, and giving that proper tensity which 'a goodeliges tiun requires Nothing can be better adapt* to help- and nourish the constitution after a nocturnal debauch with wine, &c: This Cordial is highly esteemed Us the East and West Indies, for nourishing and invigorating the Nervous System, and acting as a xenerel restorative on debilitated constitutions, arising from bilious corriplitints contracted in 'hot climates. Those who have the Ore and education of females, the swill ' ous as \yell as the, eedentary, part, of the.csemmunity, should never be without the Cordial beim of Gilead, which removes diseases in the head, invigorates the mind, improves the me. mary, and enlivens the imagination 1 This is the most abeelute• Remedy .for such diertesesiasare attended with the following siimpterns, namAy -a great straitness of the breast, with diffietilte• (it hreatitine ; violent palpitations of the heart, sudden flushes of 'heat to various pens of the body ; et other time§ ieeense as if water ~Were ponred on them ; flying 'pains in the antis' and limbs, back and belly, resembline those occasioned by the ,;ravel; Ahe'pulSe very variable/. sometimes e uncommonly slow, at ":othertimes very . quick; yawning, the hiccough, frequent sighing, iind'a sense or'stitthcatioh, as' Item a USltor lump lu the throat ; alternatelits of crying ate! convulsive laughing ; the sleep unsound, ,and seldom telreshin, and : the patient often troubled with horrid iireems. M;uedu has eeen sa i l by intereszedintlividuals againstMedfeinae eh it ,re , ; but there is a very important observation to be midst l'espeet ing, the Cordiel helm of Gileed, „that unless its operation had been gentle, safe, and effieacious, it could net have obtained the unexampled demand it has aequired; ,foe, as-it has rarely the great advantages °fa persuasive advocate at the ear of the patient, so nothing but his convielion of its virtues,' tiy its ' salutary &rade, can Mahn; perseverenee ; end) et reasonable • persevemice is certainly most reapihile do :enable even the e happiest c.ornhination of chyinicals Jed gelenieale to root out -Chronic Diseases, and ritstore toe Valetndinariatt to health. Its well-k"nownellaraderistic of promoting 'lcilegevity 'has been long maintained ; for by keeping the, constitution,. as it •. were, in continual repair, it preserves the body, in 'welt!' acid vieoitr, and prevents premature decay., It requires no par. nett ler coefinement, 'nor attention to diet. * v * Persons entering upon the holy state of Matritneny should minter, trust'" where the fountain' is poll u tee, tile streams th it flow Pram it Cannot be pure." The AN 11-1 MP ETIGI N orSOLOMON'teDROP S, for purilving the li(ood and restoring the System when stn. 'paired by the imprudent use 'of Mercury, 'have Wen found the great and only restorer of health and vigoise l•-teorrlere where'Sallvation has repeatedly Price tee. (AL Ea. thity Bottles 335. ' AILS Ph Rtil ENT LOTION, for removing liruptiors front .the surface 'of the human body, Plots 45. Hart' , Pints as. ods duty included, ' Prepared by- Or. Solomon, Gilead-House, near' LiverpOole in tea. O. and 335. Bottles • the lattetecontain ffour 4at the former, by which the purchaser saves es. Every genuine Bottle has a Stamtr, which bears the Proprietor's Name and Addrgss, " Sand. SoloinoneLiverpOol,"ltimitate which is felony. , Double Postage of all Ldters to` Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, must lee paid, and a Fee of cos: 6d. itieloacelliet Advice. Also, just published, Price 3s. A New Edition (whit Adcli s tions) of A GUIDE to HE A LTII, in a varlet) , of Complaints, smile of which are treated on under the following Hods, Advice to Nervous Patients—Asthma—Mitten Women-1.4. fleiency of Natural Strength--.Fernale CoMplaiets- e Gouty Spasms in the Stomach—Hypochondriac Cumplaints—in, terhal Sinking—Loss or Defect of Memory—lthetimatism-.. , Scurvy- :.,crofula—Turn of Life—Venereal Diseases—Week.: ness—Youth. —By S. SOLOMON, M.l). Sold by Mrs. Mathews, •No, 48, Strand, London; Smith, Perfumer, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; . Mr. Bakter and Mr. Scott, South-Biidge; Mr. Davidson and • Husband, iilderand Co. Edinburgh; Me. Baxter, Glasgow; W, Cameron, Greenock ; G. Biowning, Paisley ; If. Craw- ford, Kilmarnock; W. Young, Irvine; A. Forsyth, and P. Whiteside, Ayr; W: CrawtOrd, Girvan I. Carson, .Newe Douglatti: T. M , ,Mill4n, Kirkcudbright ; n.Creclic, ally; I. Blyth, Leven ; Dempster. Cuper; Allan, Dun - dee Craigie, M ontrose ; j,Mitchell,' and 'Anderson, Aberdeen ; Dr. ,White, Baia; ntoeh, ' Inveruess ; T. M‘Kenite, Stornoway; P. Taylor e Stranreer ; Johnson end Bisset, .Perth ; W:Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith; • Alexander, Dunfermline; Wilson, Dunb'er ; Vdnnet, Ar brottlt; Dickson, 'Da:lyrics ; Phorson, Berwieke; WediTel, Alnsvick ; Paterson, Arbutlinot,. and lantieson, M'Donatd, Trongar..., tasks w ; and by it set Bookeellers and Venders' of Patent Medicines in the (Jetted Kinet,en, A CURTOVS, It ARt,'ANI) SiII.F.NDIT) LIBRARY*. -.1.0 BE, SOLD BY ..fiIk;TION, - . . . . By Mr. STEWART, At kis A t ton-rooms, No. i 9 .1, opposite Albany-WNW, Pic' catiOy, on Thursday , Apr il i I, and followhig Deys Oa' dAr excer6cl),- at Twelve o'Clock, 'T‘tiii: . Vainable, 811-maid • ClIriolli). and' 1 " i • .A. LIAR ARY, the Property of a Nohlenian, consistint of Dugdale's 'Works, a fine 10d matehless copy ; 'sok' sycAre's Works, Ist, zd, 1 0 0 , 1 94 fitly, Editio„; a fi G e C‘il. titan of 'County Histories, early .Voyages, English Chaiii.; des, early Editi , ni. of. the ..EnAlisla Poets, Itnii;vicci L 4 many L;arions Tracts ; a tiii;St" 4"plenilid Assemblage of lioakt of, Peints,..by tlre.tirsx Aftists rif tile .Englistr, Dutch, flerai.Or French. Italian, and GerillAfi SChQuIS, very fil:C llnPreS'l4ll:sl' 6 1 VOIS. '; 1 sitver-i I Volafrues of lirit.lii Portraits;. a ttt:l l liL m Colicztion of Debates or bo th Rouses of l' a rliatr , %iti I . l s t r r liamemary 'flis'tories, &c. 198 A-As. the whOlcht MIT:, servAtion, and many to sump "tug anti :14sht nindi',lP" CatalogileS to tie had Ti.ul 1), 8 , ,ts pr.i.vbilS to ti:‘' !' i ' Lc ' SII.AKSPEARS GAI.,LERY : PAIL -NIAI.L. I ' 'TO ' Pit' SO f, 4 1) 'BY A CTI ON, -,,,, -, -, By Mr. S'TEi.WAR 1, , ~ 4 .0n the Premises, 'Alav 13, at Twelve o'Cior, by (ru`'' , - - . . • the Proprietor; wit I.6tit reserve, 1 IsF T' V•iitkillie AMI liii)3l ~...13tdsirai/le L ' Et" ''' 110 LI) s E STAT E, and Capital Building, ciillzil Ti!1:; .1.• 1-IAKSP,F.Att E GA C.LBRY;!Sitty-fiiiir, 'Veitsobf,(l.i;. _ ease unexpired, at a very iii;.:cie:ate Ground -mot' ,j r . , Prem . kes• ate spacious , in extent, andin the most corli,i, state of repair, no Ex pence ,Itavitis Laren spare ill) t . '."4 1 4 ,1, • Pruprietors for that *purpoe. The'SirMition is truh:ke,lr'w,, t i nily; one of the titst in ibis Gipae;dktrupol:usi AO 1411, iii . t , arly well adapted for the E xlailiition of any hr" WY ) ' l eg netted-with the Arts, Coxporate 'Bodies, or Colopmelt .. /4 ale may want extensive Premises, ti A an_ pUblik: re)1,,,,.-4.. , tuation. . - ' 'IP( Particulars, &c. will be ready Inc delivery 0n;t 1 ' 4 ,11,; A priitiext, and may the n 6i lila at the Slip' -'r to' GAil" . .AVV.ty'.: Coll,...,:.fions ' e - and of Alr. Stewart, ; 31 . 10 iltio' liars-ro - ottlsi opposite Albany'-hoose, Piccadilly. ....-,--'-'-- - --- vO l THE I'IN'I'INGS TO 11,1.1/S'FRATE -I}4-„4 OF OUR 1.',1 NIOItTAL BA IOY, 51-IAK.SP•vi 'it) BE SOLO T .BY AUC ti kVA R 1 ., .... .. . .Flatir • ,• By Nlr. S ()n the Premises, 'the Shiltspeure Gallery, I*4lV-ulritol,l.l t; , , and two followios I)iiys, at T w elve o'Clock,, of th.• Proprietor, wtth.nat reserve , 1. rIC . Ttri F. N Jble ititti , Valli , ible . Colletli nn /). , „ r i in:aro, T tilt ES, illustrative of the Wor ks - ' il viwi:"' 1 13 , a i rd.. This truly National Assi!mblage contains the iO , Ol octodionsvt: our in:ast celebratpl..British A rtutii W ip of only 111Mraitve of t:.:: Arias • d' o.;1' great l'actr 0° 'P l' cur own Country. The lours of tit:. I.)raniattior l i t-etion, will be . highly gratified in finding OW 1010; t t. 01 .1 ie ;such a r rn pie lustieelo - • t he' idea itncf fancy of tl . :7101 1 t; ti t o e ni A ,i 7ia u t i e t u ri r t s iv o e f .0 1 f t ilteri,i..;alol,l:anta.itittnin4,,-rs.ibleilli.rivnetill a 0 , 1,. 64 1, 17w i ti. e 'appcit.til,iat the • •Witish ,Empire., the %Chiller CO, iiiit . lb Its the greatest howmr oil the:Viibile spiiit 0 ' . tte Proprietors,, the Messrs. llo)tiells. gad' The Exhibition Roami is ill . be ope;:cd tor 00 , 0 0 pp to-tlie•Sale, being. the lfst time tile l'iLb:ltivr.t:i• h4ve of viewing this as an entire Culledico; de sdle 0 441 la i l r ogues may then be liar:Eat the Sh.Avtioir Gaiicql., pi , A . Stzwarts AuCtion.ruo - , . •• Ailially.,ll3s' ~ lll, .. i.,,i 3 At, . ~ , CALIIY: • (Ix: poi( Dsvii 1U A: , ;E) N(ll2.lllA:',lll'l"(i(r''''' - .VA.LU ABLE ,F k E Ell° LI) Ai AN O It - I ' , ' ' '' ' ' • Tl - 111E.P,IIEE. TO Etli SOLi) bi—AIXTIOIii,,,I.I 13 Y Y e'srs.. WINS 1'i1,..N LE, y and ..- t ai il( At C'arr Iw3y'S CO tr,t.-11ilil SC, .' Chsrwe-alla, ;1,,, ' , 1 v l ).:l A 'f ß u;sait yc y ,o , tßae:B:coAt.istt,trurtirt.a.:l.o'vii:6l.v:::: , ~,,,:. In ON 4. LOT •NI klw : ' rNotth aP 1' V and ESTATE, situate in the CouritY 4/ ." aliili v l t lwi o iii n ti , : o ,t i i rk i ero t ir l: ,: e rtiok v . e n r o g u e r o y f the o N t. t o o l , t ii ii evrnartah'rarni.:pf t 0 7 , IQ 2. l : z u i - i l t n it 7 01 :i i ford 27 f ' ' , 1"0111 Coventry, and, 7 , frvln Looloo ..' I `,'ete . the A I ansioo, I'l iitise and-( . )flices' 'the latter 11:7'1,. oil t lanor in oand y•f•iiir ',gilts! Farms, well liill ''`; b is ut 0 4 ,i i t)w _rni v . 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