The Sun. — London, England, 1805-12-18 00:00:00

FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. TWENTY-NINTH BULLETIN OF THE'GRAND , Ilead'irkunrs, Bruno, Nov. 2/. Miirs hal NEY procAlled to Brixen, ;titer baying made many prisoners, besideci a great number of sick and wounned, he-tOnild in the hospi tals.. Op the t Nov. •he took Xlauzen, and BOtzen. fvfa is r.i'ADOTTE ILIS occupied Igtim. Some Aivi-i(ms of his Corps have entered Gen. \Nri.mo::, has taken a company of At.ttrian Artillery, ron trOrse.i, Cuirassiers, and many Ottiers, besif.i:.:s a' con,ickrable magazine of curn, and many wagons and horses, as also the ba :,e‘ oral Regiments and Officers. Adjutant ant Alm.soN has made some prisoners upon tilt: road to iglatt , , and 200 Dragoons of Latour H ,Iteniohe 'Upon the road to Crunn. He stir,. prised besides, another divis:on of 200 men, and Male 150. prisoners. We have reconnoitrecNO far, as Olmutz. r( The winter sets m very severe. The French Army has made a halt. The avant•guard is pro teaed by the very strong Fortress of Braun, which they have ahead ) , bc.4gan to put M a proper state of defence," PAI:IF, D4c. .---A letter from Vienna, dated Nove,H6L , I. sap., " LoperiJl If.ad-grtarters were yesteeday ' stillat ALije,ry, notwithstanding his fatiguys, and the rigour; of the season, enjoys .the best French Army hqs taken a posi tion. rfhe Russian Ariny is retiring into Poland.— Baum i 3 fortifying and provi«loning ; it NVill be a very, good place.- In it m'e every day discovered new niag3.4l.ll('S of ammunition, Artillery, ittid clothing. lhe Tyrel is, entirely evacuated by the AUS trian Ttoops. Marshal N EY, who CULlinlatith; did Oth Corps of the,Grand Army, .after having forced the p3ssage of the Scharttitz,and made many prisoners tr i:0 the CorpS,conumnded by the ArcildukeJoinz and the Prince bn BoxrAN, established his Head , qn;,irters„ on the :200), Nov.- at Botzeu, having yntslit:d.his advanced guard as far as Trent, where it st;11 was on the 23d. The Corps of the Enemy, under the command of the l'r;IIL a DE 11011.41 N, amounting to about 4 or 50iii) Wen, di:Itlle0. iib -flight across the mountains 1ra:;, , ,a00, to ondeai.our •to gain Venk.e; but Lieutenant. General Sr. CY 1.1; Who is :informed of this, is inanolt4ing to cut off the communication: A avision of t)io Corps. of hlardial NEl' pursued; Euord in hand, the Corps of the Archduke ,Jont.f, mid or;vehi,n bi-i4dy upon Ciagenfarth, wheru, the 'turps a General ;\l4.(tmo*f may be expetted to be, wai, on the loth of-NOvember, at LNiben and • odel , . ALirsnal AUGLIIBAti• having received informa. tion . tn:u. ,Gene,ral F. JULIAN; who defended the tretiner i .had,been forced by a brigade of the Corps of Marshal iNLy . to evacuate that position, approach eLl Uelaireh, and forced the Gelled's JEILACIIICII :111C1 NVOLSX,/, to Capitulate: The capitulation: Tell derOd the Corps under the command of those two Generals pri:-.,,m-rs Of war, amounting to about I , t or lu,9oo.men."—(ironiteur, Dec. 2) 'BR IXE`g, Nov.. 23.. , --As soon as the Archduke CnAltLes was informed of the capture cat Vita and the fate of the Austrian ..A.rriur, hr, fell: it 'necessary to evacuate the States of ycnice, He had male his retreat, .often fighting, but still . With. order, and V ith the ability. ot great :General. , lEs retreat caus ed the voluntary evacuation of the Tyrol by. the Arehdnke JoriN, who occupied the Brenner - only long enough to enable General H tt.t.,ntt to withdraw. from Roveredo. The CerpS passed through Venice the inth, without behr4 pursued by the French, and, ina:Tched towards Pusterthal, in order to join 'the Ariny of the Archduke CiLtit . i.ES. The Archduke J OHN foIIOWCCI v itim uO.) then. On , the 5t h the French entered this place ‘i , 4l) rnl.lic at their he,“l, and extended themselves through the Southern - Tyrol. They• however, the tOwns, and did not spre.ad:tllerwwives in the country. Before his depariiire,the Archduke JOHN addressed a Vroci:tlngiou to the inhabitants., in Which he. enjoined them to throw down . their Innis; and not to oppose the entrance of tile'. French. The latter . Ir.td pene'T rated fro: - .11 Pirsterthal (o Siliait, but after several a6tions Ci,y Were forced to retreat, and do not noW extend beyond Muhlboch. The fr:nr:.'44 Di Rotwi, .who, lifter the defeat of the Anitr:arii at Ulm, retreated to Vimehgati, has suc-. c i ... 4 (1,,,t(1, With hi, t.!,irps of 2400 men,' in forming - a jor,ctioo with t!s,c i‘rchditise , tat. I oNT, accortipa iii,d h) arrived here . the day beiore ve,lerd,iy, with flirt Staff; and, sorne..hottrs at'ter hi- arrnal, there came in a d;visiott, convisting . of the 641 . 1: ;01,.t !le in - units of Infantry, :Drit g.)o:l,, aho tan Hussars, the 801 regiunent of ;Hid ,onle..squadrons of French Th(Nie tltiOpi tire comniancled by the no it of (3 11 . 0 11 11 4 1 y,, and ,by the Generals" of I.o.ci.i.oix arri .I\lweiNtiN,.; t;N No . Corps under con maid of Alts hat L',,:z; , ) v.] conskting for t 1 A.: part,of itn:mity , at; '.ved to-day in this town, and itS environs. These troops proceeded aion;.; the Danube. It is stated, that they t.:orpli of Observiitirin in the Principali -1,:--i .11 113inherg Wart zbourg. Niott ANL% v. orniy of the Archduke FERDINAND, in 1301i(IIIitt, has been considerabiT and the , French appear to dire t: a pail of th e ir troop towards that kingdort i 3 even Litt, that thL , I.7.:*vartan Arroy. will be increoed to MCCI, itt order: to protee:t: the optlratiohs a4;tiost 13ohernia, aria prevent, the troops 4ting,in that quarter front being taken in the rear, A dikring robbery w 'committed, on Monday evening, nrat' Barnet, by two tootpads, with crape over their faces, on a Mr, and IVrs. Bunce, who were travelling to townin a chaise: from Stilton,— . One o 11(2 ;,);;bcrs presented a piitoi Mr.B. -the Lady, fainted; but this did not prevent the. stool her pocliet: They obnited about Go guineas iri 3pccie, with a old watch, at3i tAt. 11101t.tMilt LONDON i rinteti by 14,1 at the SuN,Oly; Pro" the 'LONDON GAZETTE, Dec.l7, 1805. BA A'KRUPTS% Edward Coatcs,l3)otn2s Nlasseyi and loseph of !torn - o4;low, hurton.opon,Trenr, and • CO Valtlldr.i,p to Slimm.ler Dee. 30, at four, 31, ;old kill. 28, at etoveo, at the k V mtciflart Ino, llortOtt.tipoo-'1 Nut. Attorweb, 111 r. Fowler, Eurtuo-upon-Trent • or AL.:. sr, ()WWI 13artieWs-buildhiv, - don. Samuel Gill, ,of florbory, Wakefield; Yorkshire, tallow- , enandier, to surrender Dec. 30, at 51X, 31, and 1411. 28, at ten, at the AVoulpaeks Inn, Flotbuty. Atmiles, ScOlefield, Hort:ay ; or Messrs: Sy.ws and Knowles, I.l.sWell-court, Lineoln's-lint, London. John Austin, of Longdon-upon-Tern, Salop, miller, to stir render 14n. to, it, and 2g, at eleen, at tile Lion Inn, Shrewsbury. A ttornies Mr. Thomas Panting, SlireWs. bury or Messrs. Jenkins, lames, .and Co. New lull; ,London. George Ortnrod, of Manchester', dyer, to surrender Jan. 3, 6, and 28, at eleven, at the l'ack-ht,rse 11111, tiri4e..stre%t, I~lant he ter. Attornies, Mess's. Foulkes and Higson, Manchester ; or Messrs. Foulkes and I.Ungdill,Gray's-lon; • -London. Molar Thomas, of Manchester, cotton-spinner, to surrender Dee. 21, 3 1, aotf pip, 28, at i s Utlr t at the Royal Oak Inn, Manchester. Attornics, Messrs. Kay . and Renshaw, Man. chester. Henry Nicholson, late of Bridge-street, Westminster, but now of litsiopsgate.street, sdk-inercer, , to sur render Dee, 21, lan. 4, and at ten, at Guildhall. At tonnes, Messrs. Collins and Waller, Spital-eAptare. • W titian' England, of 'Little Waisingliarn, NoLtollt, shop. keeper, to surrender IEIII, 6, at live, 7, ann 4, at ten, at tit: black Lion, Little Waisin'ghatn. ~,,honey; Mr. Deeke!, Little Walsitignatn. .. ~ ~ dilly, had occasion for some clockLca'ses, add ap, plied to the Plaintiff to. make him slime ; but accit dentally passing the shop of the Defendant, and, seeing an article of the description lie wanted, ~ in the window, lie went in with a view of inquiring the price, but not receiving the stitisfa6tion he pelaed to his enquiries, he-was .coming away, when' the Defendant importuned him Ao _step up stairS with him, and look at some which were there.— Mr Graham replied, that he hact6not, immediate occasion for the articles, as he had -direiUd Mont; to Make him some. Upon Mr. Uardenbur..,o - 's hearing the' name of the Plaintiff; he Said to Mr, Graham,' " What, do you know that Blone be is a swindling rascal, you had better have nothing to do'with him: . ; deal with me, and. you may depend on being served in a tradesman-like -way." Not satisfied with thus far defaming the Plaintiff's ilia" ra6ter, be added, " that Lord Spencer Chichester had . employed Mr. Blone to make 'him a table, and 'was charged for it 2501. wht.'n it was not w or th 801. and that Counsellor Const, at the sale of the goods at his Lordship's country honse, said, that Moue was a Swindling villain, and Jiad charged 2001, tnore than the real value." ,Atter this thriller outrage, the Defendant distributed the slander to other people, who dealt. with the Plaintiff, with a view of enticio4. them from him, and particularly to a Mr. Hamilton; whom . he told -" I hope nmv :you- have had deal ings enough with Blom; I will get you-into his line, and make you, as great a s:.mritilro as himself, which,l can prove him to be : you had better let the stock your sbop.with figures to the amount 012001. and then you will never haVeoceasiotk to have ally thing more fo do with him. I know. Lim to be swindling rascal:" For these unwarrantable expres sions the. Plaintiff songhi•redress from the veidia of a Jury, - The Learned Counsel then called. Mr. Graham and Mr. Hamilton i , to substantiate these' faCts, ML c: . ERSI.UIiI.I, 11T)r. the Defendant ; etideavoured to chew that the Whole of the transchStion was a Con spiracy againstlis Client it was not Mr. Harden- burg that utteve:d this dAnatatiOn against B one, but it Wa.s . Mr. Graham and 'M . O. the.wit nees called fur the Plaintiff,. who . owed Abe De fendant money, and by the present ail.tiou were en- Ll , 2avouri.% to 'frighten him out of the debt. The" Lr;trucxlf..2ounsel then read , an anonymous letter, which he stated to be written , under the direethin of Hamilton, saying, that thewriter considered it as a frien Ily act to cull Mr. fird - enburga.villain and a sc ounthA ; 'adding, that he deserved to be . hung, and that the persotfwbo sent it waszoing to pUblish a gyoupe of the figufes of hypocrisy, mixing whom liardenburg 'and her . White-livc..red .rascal ofia 'occupy:tite in4icipal place, as the -1.),. , 5t. emblems \vhich this . Country productid. After •vidence had been Calle,l to euntmeita Nvitne.-,,e3 for the Plaintilf, 'Lord - ELLEN imkottai summed up the evidence to the Jury, who returned verdia fur the Piaintiff—Damug;fv lout ANECDOTE 'OF GARRICX,—GMARICK • wft3 Slietiding afew .days in the • Hunmer at a Gentle man's house itr ssutiblk, and largo parties were in : . sited daily to meet-him at dinner. _One afternoon a Conntry'SqUire'lVaS tO'De of the party, who was very apt to pito in a boisterous and e.l.;ar manner. OAI-ilia:kis host, with his guest'S.consent, concerted' a plan to keep the noisy whin decent order. When the Squire came he was introduced to GA EIZIC4:3S a 'private Gentleman, who was. a very.vpod- te mper e d , cheerful .man, but (as the master of the house in formed him privatly) Very apt to be 'sei.4ed with fits,. Of desperate madness ; I t the least' attempts a(a joke. The 'Squire promised to'be orderly, and Was se*:l opposite GAftrtick at the talk?. - Dinner , passed of Very Well. Not many glasScs had circulated befOre w4g be `:in to be merry:in his tlitlai W GA touct; assumed a dejeited look, rind ap;; ivared very restleiSand uneasy. The master otthe houso at_ the Squire; who Saw the ULICOLTI - sensations•whirhit he had •occasii, and immediately was quiet. Tlle,oass , and the conV,A....;a tion circulated,. an the ;Squire again tbrgut the caution which he had received. In the Midst of a tit of laughter at one of his•irtitie jokes, hiS eye caught GAtiiirCK ., ;, who had put otr : 3 King , Lear look, and seemed at that. moment in a paroxisra of Madness, ..TheSqiiiie lettped from thia a4lnally juniped out at the: window. , any. 1 1, 11 , 1, NoUt.h `tQLk t. 2S. I. Ottiml4lll, 87i 11;:per,..ti 3 rcr Cent. 59i 1)hto Ann. 0 e . ,ns. ()1ie614,62i 6tl 5 6t ; td sot Sca Pr', of South 111ott S;C, post-paid}, n DIVIDENDS. Dec. 3r. lames Bell, of Cunijigsby, j.incolushire, rniller, at eleven, at t; uiiittgli I, LUCH.IOII. • Dcc. z 3. I lehry Lea, of Kobe-titaker.brreet, Nidertields, aid ut Bishopsgatc-street Lunduli, tubat;,uul-,t, at ten, at C; Jan. 21. John Evans, late . of Whitachapel,road, St. Mary, Ntiddlebex, alma...man and tailor, tmelve, at Jan. 21. lASTWS ILICIOW,' of AluillltuUtil-street, Mullete, tallow.chandlet,' at ten, at Guildhall. Jan. at.* 1,-lenty Ashley F...:eble, or Peckham, Surrey, stir v...,yor, at twelve, at Guildhall, 1.,,K,1,11. . . lan. 30. Robert %Vorliedge, at t.;reat St. Helen's, London, CUrlilattur, at Mclye,al,GLllldll4ll, Jan. zs, Rieharti Lewis, of Cu4fiLld of St. reter's, shire, Shopkeeper, at one, at Guildhall; Lohd,;,,jk, Jan. 7. 1%, tiltatu Wing, law ut Sta.rouru, Lusi:olnshire, viaualltl and ninkcon, si twckc, at tt,;. Genii e anti Angel Inn, Manifold. lan. so. ball, or 'Taunton,. Soinersttshire, hawker and petil. , /, az at the Stat Inis, Manchester. 24. iewitt, • of sll4)tit. Yurkshiro, bransiy-oseicliant, at cl,,ret:, at the Circe:ll llsagon Sliaittl. Tan, 14. Attain Workiligton,,Cuittllcr:and, !Pricer Awl rlrap.:r, at cicycil, itt ti.c Mins ) Wltitelt,tven. GER! 1E14'31 tS. Tank,, 7 , Tames 1311t11141, Idta of Hudderiti.:ld, Volkshire, . . . . . : . gro,er. „ fesse WOW, lute of Bureh3rn.street, WArtlaig, Sussex, shop— keeper. . WWilliaml3uckley, late of New Deipit,. Saddlewortu, York sitire., nktiLltitut.. Ia;PURT. COURT OrK 1 NG's BENCE!, Qtc, 7. El II'ENRY SI:RAPTLY ,AND IMNIEL GTL.E.:, ESQ. V. STIRLING AND OTIII;RS. The SoLtOrrixa-GI;NERAL arid Mr. Woo)) said, that this action was brought ty recover 'the costs. the Plaintial had incurred by i‘dollclii),2; tbprrispives awainst a Petition exhibited to the I - louse. of. COM-- , . • mons, by the 'Defendants,' who are - .l3tirgesSes of Eait,Grinsted. the reference. W Parlhant..nt was tmitußire, if Sir Henry Strachey and paoiLl were dulyeleeted to serve ior.the said llorough. At. the last. General Elea lion 'Mr. joint Frost pre scouted him self' it Candidqte tor that borough in op. ;position to the Plaintjtfs ; but being unsuccessful, he applied to the House of Commons tar a Com . tnittee to inquire:it - n° . 0.10 legality of tho , Sheriff's return ; and at' the same time; the Defendants 'ffhornaS - Stirling, John Tnoth, JOhn Burt, John Turley, Head, Charles Middleton, and Charles Carman) made the sante request; which was accordingly granted. After the finlest emunination, the Committee reported to the Howl: that the Petition' presented by - theDelendants was .frivolous and vextitloits. In the 94 year of the—King, an A4;.t,vissed regulining the.proceedings upon Election Petitions., which stated, that where the Committee, appointed to investigat.; the return, reported to the House that ttn Petition was frivolous and vexatious, the party making the request. was to pay the costs • of thosei.vhci defended, on a ce,itifiCate being granted by the Spottier of the House of Cominons to .the Clerk of the and to a , Male). in :Chancery, direaing them to tax.the costs, and to • state how Much was to he paid'hy each respeaivc.:Petrtioner, In the present case the Speaker had'gninted a cer tilleau!,-iu 18113,.1br the 'purpose of -taxing the costs in Mr. Frost's :aid the Defendants' Pctttiou yet, contrary to the mt-i. not , direCting a separ:tte, .but jointiestithato of' the'.expence. . consequence; of this inaccuracy, the Spe:ther: was . under the necessi-: ty certificate ; :and the persons who Were chosen the • A(t to tax the costs •re turned, that 131. '26. liaci been expended by the in defeuding themselves under the Petiticin , Obtained by .the, Defendants, and 6791. i9S. itd, under: - that 'obtaincd . by Mr. Frost ; and on the ground of - that iturn this adion was brought to recover Ole' tiutii . ol . l - 31. 2s.•tatred to be due to the • Phr rit.ffs ,the taitttion. „). MCSSrS. ERSKINE and,CLlvrOup- Opposed the dt „. mann, and saw th at it Was 'not long since their Lei . .irlitia Friend Mr. GILEs had left them, and thq were now sorry to find him in Court by proxy.— They contended, that the: Plaintiffs could . .not re-. cOver, in as much as tlie certificate upon which the riainn Was maintained WaS irregular. The ob jeaion which they made to it was, that the Speaker first called the requests mad to the Hous e o f Com mons joint, and afterwards scearate,-,Petitionsi and as the 7 co ;}a . not be 'both joint and separate, the Plaintiffs could not recover. It was subsequently agreed, that this point of LINV should be in the form of a case submitted to the Courtl and that the present a6tion, and a simi hir one, commenced against Mr. FroA, should (fe rmi on the decision of their Lordships on this legal d i thou] tyr BLOKE_ U .. 11ARDENBURG. ' . The Plaintiff and Defendant are both sculptors MeScrS. GARROW ARRYAT, for the former ; said, that thiti was an netion for the most gross de famation that ever came before at Court of ustice.— It was au endeavour of the Defendant, from per,,c ul ai malice, to deprive the Plaintiff of his subsisteiwe. Air. Graham,-a1 watch and clock-maker in Picea- IPS , CR AVFSENI), DIC. 16. Passed by—the Lord Eldon, Young, from 14engal ; tent, Ibough, nom New Providence; Elt3o, Gales,' and ,Liion, Hunter, twin 161;;C; CoinincrLe, held and, and Haslewood, Iron Lab= ; Carr, burn Fdgar, Brown, Hannah, Henderson, and Silver Eel, Stv.venion,. twin Nlemd ; Ocean, Argos, from Pit- Int • ILdtrilbrelkam, dlow, Sfmdrige, Libra), Stia.m...y, anti A;lmit.L, Duncan, from St. Peter4burgh.'• 'Sailetl-tl . e.:llelerr:, Taylor, tor bh:vis; Dryad, Marshall, for Jamaica ; antj ALrt, Latter, for WaterlOrd. nt-r .011tD. J1¼I(;J. Q 1.61* g Bank Sterk,'lg4 1 9.; Navy s pet Cent. baut. pgt Cent. 1797 0 !risk s per Cent. p , ;:q cat - 77 3 per Ct. Red. be 3 Per : 2 ellt. COI)i%. a hut Kink L. Antr. 171 Ditto Short Ann. z R D lIA fi 1' IS, 0 1 No. 4, Mactirlt.couri, llow.stteet Pib Wn.ttA:y: A4v, CE, No. 112, Strand; where Advertisimenfr Oiclors for the Paper, L'iters for the On Friday the 6th inst.. at Veranda, near Swansea, GU mo re, the Lady of Cal.vot kicitani Junes, Esq.' of a On Saturday la ,t, Smith Green Cottage, East Dereliain t the Lady-or G. W. Itidsttale, Lsri. of a atm. the - I'th in3t. at Atiwttantord Mainb, Scotland, Mrs. Sknucrvtlic, ot a I)auOtter. MAR R 1111), A tew days ;Igo, David S. 1)rooluto, Esq. to Miss Botsey Siveeiiiig, 0:ALI of lti!),lrtSbiltOUgh. On the 4th of September, ht Kingston, lamaica, David SlitriettS, Loy. Member at the ilouseof Assembly of ja maizat mitt Lieuienalit-Col on 4 o f m i l it i a . On the 411) ilTst. at Aberdeen, bliss Margaret FGI:Vi, daughter 01 the deceased Sir Alexander,Fulbest, of Fottraii, hart: Lately, at ReVefiby, Mrs. C; rantliam, wife of Mr. ltilm Craiithasti, Stu: h.itt Jou' itusbaist6; three of them ci the niolie or ranthain. Lll.strztt, Grasyenor-Vittale ; 'LI.St b adctressekt.!, TUDWIFEWV, THOSE Ladies. whose Situation ,reqcli:'es 1 emporary Itetiretnini duiing their Accou4h..:li. Meet with a comfortable Accommodation,, with the .st tinder Treatment, and the greatest secrecy may be dep , ..4 , leef on, br applying to , Mrs S ITII, Mi;.lwite, No. 12, C stteer. Islackftiar's-road, near the Bridge, on the giost rya son:elle Terms. ' • Mrs. Smith has .a Gentleman well established for some years as a Man-midwife, who will attend, if respired.. The Children also will meet with every attention, if left to the tare of Mrs. Smith. The House is t lelsantly . situtted, with a good Garden at. tubed to a, .free from Si:edators, which seldom happen:: to the lot of other Houses. ' T ~,,,:heit t: iii. i ontS h O t e.roL r ffiO c N a k l c ) O y i k lit' det i- i i. v'e tr s t : l t Cs be . I' it)' greatest s'atisilic tile number of Caszs that almost (kit,' Occur - s s it i,• r t i n k l e uo rl m et s of .Nervous Disorders ; and he is fully convinced .• : in t i J ec ,t • i % r h a t l l e i l l , d ! ia, g ' si l n i i i a et n s ss se - t e ,e c o r n r a ft d d an e j i c i d i : a l t s s . l l 9 : l ll : 4 :c rn ' l e( t t is t (h c s '. eC h r i i t d :o vi ac t : iris:tel3ta:baellnlin(s:lol:lntrithi'e::;Aftliiitiem:l4:esdnutgvitcs'i r i t:::1 1e i l s ) ; - their mots so deep in•tho constitution, and are so fatai ai : e bil t oi t te v ifi . : N d s ; ° tc u G b t i e l l ea d tr i a l 's t il t o se h t e i r i i i e e o , u s consi.lar s t i t, n , • iiii,e3nurtiliej":::brlpeo,,:ases and Cures de. the. ingootu have testi fi ed their gratitu.ist to Dr. Solo ens edic hie is wpitrhepaTtillefoiroilitga v t i r i j ig i nboecrit'slYicuitil,:iid:sol:fiaahlailsx iNev:eile'sr:: fhe first Nobility and Disorders, ta I tremors, . r L y ( , and thedelicate : it, short, so great is the elfea of this t A l l t • licine that every symptom Of Disorder will in a short isili:e t . ? :l 9- ti t et b lr. e .n i s ei t nt i e l e , : , v e•e ir1) 1 :: 1, 1 1:ed: e t s c i y ( t i I c r i ll t a ete d s t i r -u i t i i r r i l i Y i r i i i; s".s:::;411ttrillene:V:ce:ay:1:111:10:wS e g f el l u ; ' 111 . 1,, , wnerelay theonit Water.; thud , bet. ta..! rich and bal samic, and the circulation restinte , its. nal oral state. Tint: Cordial Salniof Gilead is therefure eame•ttly reCOITI... mended in weal; iiil.l s hattered cotistittaoos„ iveaknoss ot lay ...,chondria, tretriblino, hormts °I the 'Hat!, n.xu3l alet:thly t , ruff ttir other4)ist.....se, ,trising from a' relaxed state or en,: :bepvous System, :it'd •.tiaro the conse• • gut bee of intemperance, tieb.iitt.'lltlV. iii.lttcii,,on to the rteceso 5 . l rY c;res of. health, or itcsury. I., 5,,t1.-:nt•try, inactive, or, studious tile, ttas Coraial lialaili., :' illy establishe d its reitoratiive efficacy, and 0.1 .• If' j' IA ly enumerated wilt the h?tetttost c ol those happ. sil,,,..overies which utedical re. search itto.: proeu TVA as tife 'biettstog,s of the human (ACC, aba l ( Z i , •!.itest cowiterattive to 110111,fli ir}t4ery. ThpthailtlS at this +y in the three K it,g.lom,, anti alvst pars and Amerita, live to bless the d.o: they fi rst . applied to this , h . :lmitable, Remedy, , arid enjoy 'lie blessinii Ot ile;t1 111 , ' 11f) might otherwise have droppcd iota an untimely gkive, tl . ViairtlSot cart Loi , r,iden..J . .. , • The Valettiditiartai{ I. birth,' who has received fi•om his par,4ls the inneritame ct a roseased ill:tt 141111rOlififrble h i s I lti t ol l 1 3 si le l h C tre k ma k..,..„1 7 ,,A,. a n iniinurett and iricalLisil, Atol: trier with tlse . imniaiterate ..u5,,,:: of tea. and othe'r weak and worry aliments has, ,arivntt any fault of hers; brouilit on t, all the 1 ' La ‘,OIIIOUS S , iliptitillS 0t a ColliAlilli)ilVt!lijbitianit At* Without timely,.as;itititoce, sinking into an unt unely grave to sbc,b ~,,,,, thd,e the Coritia li . Li:in of •C;ilJ'acl will alfOrd tit.: re e r n i i ti o ,i ) ra i e n n e t at re u l t ic:'; i 'v i , e ,r.ocisitirt).6, ert(sttorillcirii„ , D i vine, i,.tifittr:,liijs) • ~Youtli.cid-age of tidier seit are eritially the objfitt.' °:"-- Itestoratree,iirut they •.vili unitorinly eiti.ipare in its,salith.r,' ous sat:dines 1 ' 31) 40-We:is ; lor whether the 'system 1311ns t'lli i n theearly.part of life, .17. i , ~i,,kiog :!•-: ter t:ic;,,lVAne`; °l* 44( i ', 'A few 'bases ol: ilti.; N't ' ',•• •. '1 tf: ,i iuuti:J,.' „ ,14 A Ar assurance of returninOcitth J ., , . ', ..,1.r... • : '.li, by givo)„:iho.r11:;: the muscular systent and orif,,t t., of .1, esttoo,' all , wi nava:tug i he,eunstitutiYitt , :I'`) rite Yount; it nili aift ' ! , ttirt. , , 'health, 'strer.gth, ant , spirits, "I Place ot lasartlidu .i.'.:: .: • •i ' 2 , . and to tho•oleil athi „,, 'hung it will assairt.•,',lc itti:::::... s. • t.'l,.lielatal c•rfato t b,l ' gem ly. and s itely ir:v ig,.rr it :iii; the :iy;tont. 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I t 'Lri s l o rj4 'f ' t tc r l4. e l a t ()t t liir'w:u It ) Iv; :i [ t r ft : °itn t ! s t t e ls I : ‘ k,ii e : r li : gcl i ! : 1"!'lli6:1:8:1;$-11 1 -I fa. c i r a lici ' ' 'a h l i o l l ti t e b ss e i tt li e nl li t eat v e eT ,. y ,w i i ) i: i.i t ~i o n i a , : s o l t io i r w t il r i l f tl i te . be sue,ceetled, hil;t.:fil the :I'Mse woo have residt*.l tn the Oi'est Indr.es e n ' ` e " .. : •.' saluiity' eirrlk of thir; waniderful•Nledieitie, its sanative (Iti.. titles have pat ticularl a been proved,in the late illatiling fllilf. th:to.cco.trpkior, the r'ellotv Fever ; and those who : 1 „re,,,,,, 1 ,, writ! arid re43taid . in th.dr whole sySlCltts take ;Id, Nlewi•:,,, wi:lt the happiest ettCcts ; persous, .therclore, gonk.t°,."'-i ' Ear.t or IVesT Indies cannot store , inbteitriportant deft " Ite,tl th and lit, • '''. • ' '11 , ..1', 1 t h. oTilial Raint.of Glie:id enriches the blood , " the ifil1)0114Ilt Organs; tool vet oSst tOa ions, and 1it0" % " . .,. ) ,',;,4f1itt c z, ni I l i e' , i j ri l t va s r t ' l l w 11 1 1* 1 1 " : !: ' 1 . st' i t i c r , ' l , tt li l) o : : , ,be r e t 'l ;: ls l,... e , s l t : i ' ti t t.- 1 1 . 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S n it, Soul t).Litidgc; Mt- la , i f t r . • , ;:"; litt'sh. , ittl, Eider .iort Co, lA;titltityit ; Alt'. Baxter , ", d A :f r itir. ..('`3n,'erinti Greentick.; ,C.,. litu'whiog, raisley ; t,''' ~ ,IV, t,'r,l, ...imam , ....1,. ; 'il,' • your..., t wine ; A, t . ors! , ;di ` - .0. 1, 4 0,.. , V niteSi'le , 'Ayr; W. ti.vevipt,l, Girviot; I. (2 ,.a1; 6 . 1 iti.igk , Poitgllii,j. l'..\iillrin„ ,K.itket...;loi,',ltt ; r.w.sic,".„ — tto. ahly I .1. illytli, 1...; ,eti; J. Ctrip.,ter, Cowl; Ji";'):10,,lois, '/C; 1'...Cra. , ,!1 ,, , Ntolitrose ;1. Alitchell, god I. ; l% I ve il 4:,, , e A 4; , , ,1 , ',...1e.t1i i Or. le b:t.c', ,fluff M'llltoSll,..l', . f ort Ow 1 N',:b4:e, fi;.,,',t:C. , ,,1s • :I'. 'fa. I -r 'Waiter; Joao .., .., h , , ; I ; An , , , Ill.•-• 1 ~,.,t, 1,,,, , • ' 1 . 0.'; " - I—'" ' " ,'",1:1`011, Sti.lllll3;..Cpl:c; ..ild C.'''' ' M. " ") , L'' D f . ' - su. e ' ~- . 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I.; AK.E's .PATitIY I I ' l I' l ,,'' S ee i i I lly bre t ; • in toe:Ate-to you the laillowing Cure which has 1. 7 - ,„! le' ps:rt ,, rnied try , them :--All' Acquaintance of - 111111 te,l IV 0 br,f.lkiligoot of an old- Venereal Complaint ( 3 ii" a l t , ,1 it c9triPllC.itlint of disorders arising theretrom); was ie; ikl io lic 4 l IThybt to at skeleton; and although he hail the I'l s ' t r 1 , 4 64 aids lac wtai.n could be obtained, alt , t tf 1:::. .1 si4l iel ') 4 0 , 0 3 Nie.:kinits, nothing could-he proci'lled w hich sec!n e4 ,,,st re* lira 4...1'‘,, or to do him an) service : ill- retrained l ' 4 , , 0100 ii.tia,..l a .d pitiable situation ha two years, twatate ~,, .‘ , 0 , 1 o n, hi, prxession, and scarcely .tahle tp walk or piety:W. a t i j , l ars•-, his leas; in tact no one wno knew 'tint 'ever si l l i V °66 ry le i°. s:nle fiat hitt' tu recover . • tvas advised at last t9,,,l r i,aiolif I,eakes Pilts—•he iti , i ~ . , t ailig strictly to 11 1 . 4 .' ", • i-i.', be , given with thvt:i ~ 4, •: : . , -,lctin t'rvire, thlh o'o' o . ° . I ... r isa kl.irc be ton.mi a- .:: ,!. 1 a..r the better: tins enait-iiit,vl4 liiNt to procecd , ~. t . , 1 .:..,, Lt few ii,:,xe, rittireilCro si his appetite and strength gra..oally 'elan, and I °,,:,lotet heal tft anti stout as any man 1 know. You ° `;:', A bove' Sir, to retet.arry perstin to Me lota confirmation 0; account it it should be dotibted. / airs, Sir, your obedient humble seroo p t, i 4.y. library, kokstone,, 'L i h' Italy to, iSaj . . , - l'reparai aiutSold by the Sote Vroprieto.r,..l. „„s, TII =:! 3. T. 9 I Loll, Nlember of the lath,. 11 ( :ollege o r Si tg' , " Lon•lani a* his thus- Ni,. c f."-•••' hrage-stetct /parfr Sir ;e,.":„..',:is,,.l,:ibtriyself, , • . , ...•,. .i. • Fen . \Vhcte, atter a constant residence ot inure th an - 1 Veo 4 ' , hi a pradiee . particularly. directed' to the Cutw0,,,,.,1, et real c 911114:tuns, :p.;,1 those incidental ,to tito 1 0: . ,,,,,i Generation in both Scy.es, With tiilt incidentals bo' c i'l i o • Tiwluell Men of bisProression should always obseiriv.i:l, Iv ...-initnisters to Persons taking this .‘re :tic I nc ? ~ 1 , 1 , 0 1 i, t- t)-..t obtained, and void of ambiguity . • . . , e , al ,onverwart. . _Also cold, by fill' Appeintmcnt, tor. the I. ~.f. AP' the atIV ice and assistan‘e lie grat v i_,, n t o ban.i..:tre:itr,, ii,,tiaisibliosi;deauriti;t4l:stliititoi,brolioicy,,,;tllo.:pa;ii tiatal'..•:ll:::',,, ..-','`' Ir. theist: living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No• 35 , ,i 0 . „1 - 1.• • Baxter's, South-hridge,'•edinburgh -.Mr. Mil '')l'al .71's t , I ' C '"' i Mr. -Cal:well's, Dubin] ; ild'r. 1:1 1 ,1 5 :i i r:::: 711:.' :i t'' 1 : G ev i C l3s ; , M;'• Atittxtson , ,i; Manchester ;_ and by one Pet."T il ,-toust i cort:' , ttlerahle Town in Gl-,:at'lTritain and Ire,l4flii,,!:•olirc,:4 o . t ono; as, 9(1. each, sealed Op' with It atilt phi iei ttuni, wy:,:reby porsOttS :of .eithtd Se" -.111:ty cure at# I.• • , , ' ' 'too l i s pa i d a stamp, 1,11 whicti, by savour the Comtrusjorterr,,,,,, uti ae. .:.: w i N th ,. e ll s . et E s y i e w ry '.d l ' it 6 ;;... ' s r O ' fd Y 'irt -flit; r s c.- 3 1 t t .c"t il r'itiiiirt is scale-I'llP t , i' eft, at the Stamp-office., "T. 'failor, No• 9, ', ~1 1 , , co at , street," to imitate Which is FolonY, and ali vt 11 : 0 " .. ' terteits. _