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rt fir+• OP - 4 • lillmisEß 4 0 73. J THEATRE. ROYA I , DRUR Y-LA NE. MORROW EVENING, October 5, 1805, will h e oet • THE CONSTANT COUPLE; • Mr..,A RI PTO THE .111111 LE E. Sir Kirry Wildair, Mr. El. 1.1 S.rON ; 414eririn S tiegl Mr: 1) 0 WTO N ; Coluilet Standard, Mr. BARRY 11ORE ; •'` jun, Mr. CO 1,2L1N S ffi Ciclier, Mr. BANNISTER Mr. HOLLAND; Tort Errand, Mr. WrwiTz R ; L; f(.4 Mrs. P 0 L ; • Dar Bog, TIDS W Ei-t• `• 7 And AoAclica, Miss &I E LION. 'two' Al-10178E TUBE SOLD. Calititm kelson, Mr.DOW 1 . 0 I \ l • • Charlet Kel4tila, Mr. hANNls . rEit'; Bellield, C IBBON • • • - kleslieck, Mr. WEWI-14E'R ; • Mrs, .Mr's, SPARKS ; Charlotte, ,Mk s C A ;11 P ; Wove:6 t 4 " Penny', MTS.' ULAN D. sallrr • ~e cnt* Price 36.—Pitls: Second isi ifke(4 -1 1i 44 1,„ tat Price allery • 4 %114 be returnect. It)l • *" . l .Viteirt . t? t ik t4 ; l . 6 i he r takl,Fr t c . of 'Mr. liosbr j p3 4 :k, S at cc 1) 7 ' 4 :j e '"' )l4l, 4Y, e • btree • Devil Tuesti, i ; I,lne° ant fuller; . with The . r acetuni, " "le Belle's Stratawin ;. with ilia, So ate N• ExT w,„ E, LO . (E)181-1))raAvv\iirilg.":"1)14er'93'-'w111 tw'tge CAPIT‘LS 1 • Wilt EL. • 3 . int ' • 3 - .•Gt - • of •r , S°'” of • 2.070 at • - rOO of " soo Alt ES are still on S a le at all the Of- Nvn. :. ,; ,tfE INSUI:ANCE AND ANNUI - ANL) CORNI-11LL: . ous of providinglor, their Families 1, by an animal Payment, secure to len, or any other Petsoa, either an Mi n. of Lite, or a gross Sum to be paid made for a variety of other Purposes— of Leases -to secure Sums paid for o r for the Ptirchase of I.ifc Estates Intents between Debtor and Creditor, IT E E RS may, for a small Premium, iclilit'ary Accidents. to contMence immediately, or at any . onclitions of Insurance may be bad or.hr the Agent:; A: . iii th CoUntry; wbp are arinointcA ROBERT SKELTON, sfot F10E; STRAND AND CORN. .e: . 4114 :ill other Vessels, 6" 3, .Pkier. acrd other Property: 'from ,O,1; 6 or. Preference given io this Oliice by all! Dicee.tors' fidttcr theinselves 'he fzienittes lodes of Fire-Insurance,duit i;rom, tneir .incluei in the generrl Coocerns of the that adherence to Prineiples and pot best Securities to the Mime an.t to the `utipns ut this nature can only be hel 4 , is paki,to reciprocal ail'vAiltetites,. 1 atcts. od. per Ctrta, isur.atrees tier. - Periods short. a Year; I 1 , 14: from ' Mich.iellyhts must be paid ono!' 4e aobt.,r next. • - • of I n4tirances delivered{.Krati s :RUBE:AT SKE 1.`1.1)N. Sec. '1 • • NVION'i CHARITY TO Ir lil.l NI.). • • Chiisi's Hospital, Oa. , 1,1305. le above named Gentle Man, in his NI the • GosiiihorS of this i(ospital to POUND'S to each of Fifty. Jihad h ereas many other . Benevolent reo,ons " 111 s to t ie j:trlie Charity, s'ii"as CO eO, „1-ki Pay similar Annuities• tti)376.atitee tugether 4to ; The still-Coveruprs tv4t:a Coaunince of A linoners,wip of th e said I - lospital, sonte'titne iti next, to till uptthe va cant x ttnuitiea. i ll consequence ot thc ve,ryinttritfieent f,•undlby the ,Benevolent Persoqs before Mani are t ving; and diesi re tti purpose of seleding for these Anifiiiiis; 'PC table ilitentsaod well hrottght. 1.01 l of the .4cinors , hayeyecenqy agreed the age of 50 . ,,ycari; anti to 'prevent NlifY- k • proliey to tieela t#tattto 04 4 A htict eititer,of.t 33.141 I'l,llo •IsihOtly cid§tiwe ut r Iree:Vears, or who w as' noehoru ui that Lnglana, , eitclniVe 'of Inin)11 ;At vincrilas ,the Yearly value of zol,, 0PVi451145 at 1 r her'life r&eived any Alnis from any 4ulicr, or who ir,, or ever *Aitis; , -a' earn- Is not of sober life and conver,sation: or led tinting toe whole time, ).e.ICS last ,place Whereat thy shall at the in fir this Charity, tn ie'Canclickt.:s who have been unioC i l tcd at t h e C , tun ting-pause at the Sant 4.sonal application 6f a tfietal, lout Alandaythe' 14t It ()et . • init. to 1 - , A runt N to Three ; proper iietiti ons , wl 4l erSzn,i tvallfied to 'Apply the mit he tetitrned to the Counting-house t Y tiAti 6th N o v rimer. • icularl • . i Clerk. tie''r t rye that nu at f eavrti. 41 e. o c PJJIsI.IC,. SALE, Tavern, 1)11 '1 her., flv,, !I Day t at Ten f)'; S A ONS, itt...; of t;ic,. r , 1 oetviried ;'l5 to 115 ."‘la- 13,Itluitiw tl ti 15. \V• T tn,~, retain Sale to,Qhn oyW; rsrAer' and I, l l.ther tt,ttLits " ur rtiE , Rl)y, M Est, one ol the Agents:. -...._,__, k' p . qt 94 stl p( !;)li,SNik)l,lTl-1. (> rand 'T I, ‘ L',l BLI C SA lE, ~ , th Day : kt,,tl'itr,(- ;.tet T;.vern, On Thursdiy, to , T' • , l r ' " ,, S, at Ten o'Clock io the f.or,,' "''''' O s l ' tl tkited anti T ' ii()G .1-11:Aif 1, Lb , /went-one 'N L ' I c ' t ilt() 11 ' II AAI.uti E. S U GA It. . 4ili4„, Y1P,,L..!,--,ro%Vil ditto 4, ko(f . . , - T t l . 11 cirt.,l4al..l9ope Cottoo. . : rt./..Ktr:4Voi,L ( -a'rgo of tite Ainerisan Brig El oi s i 11,1 .41t ) .„ ',:' Ittml 11,:vi., York to Ch:rburig' v • . iti ~r1'41411;,,,,;‘4 4:34,`::4t.c.,711,. ..1 lg.tfly e'onil t F. E ot p u g .ctl in a t s t, V n 4 . ' , k , ly ~,, . IQ or Actin:rat ) u . , "men .. rq t‘.,, t , ,:` $44, Cat:lO.es and turtue.r I 4 444:t. 1 ;1 4414 ticlo.! t-:le Sd• )' lii fohn NioY l ' . :' hr - ' 9 ": t N. e. 1:3 iII EKI, V.,9. A. Z n ' _ . . 4• • . - - S = . - - cTRAETs and SIN Avi '4lll Warramcd Undra ...,_ ~ lqrrllNs'rEß LI I piTY oh ICE, ST llsoNs desirou ti , ; Or,..Npentiants tnny ~'" 'V 111 Children (*lt ili.s'renr.iinder II °lett' tictea(se. la t k, -Ittltices may he on - loqvid e , • , pi lt • .or renciva Iltiriot limployrnents a .ki.l of A r r.ingen. butt. ; an d VOLUN' 'iloltit Death troc A tti nrs -r anted I f t hliirt Pe Lr:l, K t fl fiteitr Ka tes and Cr 1,441.15.1ith the List ut i .ttunsti I' i N.Oltici 'Ns lot this Office. ilki ' --- 4,41-1 1:' • It Em l' N tltti.Nl CE•fYrai .144, I,,etwies ~inub 1 . L t ~ ._, p r rim:, : Zito ny Fin:, Slot 0 irlo4 41 of 1 444411 rd .1 3 ' i7'N,Lih,4ll4: 4 pi: 1046 1661y troutrt th ,71,!1 e lm pi tfitit-Mo Iritti ur4furni CO' Th zy , i tot t; re piorsuailed ,t I ?.64,4tit41n are the hi 41,4,•4rid that ILstit; 4,4*, 4due attentioi • th„,litculat Stock is ,iii—Ntitt JohntsJils 0144 m, lotis by kkik,-14cn,:es due 437(tstitlYttt:t.:Sku it. ‘:-,---__ q WM, ,Hl: Iv l . 4ERFAS Ow iii IYAro.!:!ithecnahlt, tki trines eif TEN It Ifltllle ("tt ••whe.r! g htai he c, 4rKe Acilitti , i., ~, overnnis to 41-41 06,...5, inakimi hi';tit &lve notice, t • ; k t,,.4th ( : ) , t 4 l 64- illus.: k5t1i,,,,., (,;yentber tit.t knl.i, ~ove(rnors. Nt ,4 -nte'o7',e,' i ; I 4 iiltr the litt ks:it'l horn ni re s lie '?'rtilit .4ttha, ;II t enti4 ki,„! iiptitin,ners at 4 P Plie4 tiu , kN i l , Jztakreeeire dry trtlt Min $ . • ''• ~: the la,t .1. ~.(t, ilu Unitori K.. it 4,, , ' . the Town 0 girt'. tin. lit e tn 1 11;:quinti; Iris ur kr % Co Mace as A P 4 g.lit lir Wilf) is ~,,,.1:1t1,111,,til t: lit ~,,. Me arVIS:I i',l : 1 ' 4tappticatio; h.. .4'. 414)4 tte. tta Zilpi‘Ny hr renew .4;st 111).11 the pel ',414r,1ai,, qc000,4) fr. it111714140v tro , 14114111 4! t er io t i:.thilflilot o ti.,'r I), . 4 if l jtt i , I.'l-h lOni nit ' tl i 0: ' Wedsda ge, $ ,11 ti . 40' blie .. ~ • c, 4 . L • ' , oirt. z .J. un t I ............ t.. I' i tt,,. s F 0 i, . l't anft , k .),tc>„, r_r.t,... ~. , r ,.,,,,,, wAI, . uloN ,"' : t 14,.... . .1 R i:, ~,iff,t...",..,i'AN F,10,„0I 114111, .1,,r,1, 7 .v , , nun,tri.t. , ivtoi 4,,r, Ole 4,1111 \ ' (19$ before. --, - • i . • N•— . ~....f ,-. . 4,.' I'ION • ' • •, , •• ' ° ; , 1 / 4 ' . ' f W,i : • it. dit *l. 7 ,/ ' t ' . - X ,i 7 '' ?''' ,A . 4.,40, 4 1: 5 , 4- • . .. ~ .. . "Ir! ' t , `• . V•.. h. 1) V . : :: ' XOTiipti ..- , ;J.:, ir ' ' 4 M' • ,1 / 2 .14:` . gsv h 11 ,, I .: \ 1 . . ..,. RI D A.,Y, OCTOBER 4, t This nay were publish, • - Twi) Volumes, 12MO. price SS.- in boards, A SAILOR's FRIENDSHIP and a SOLDIER'S :LOVE; a Novel. Printed ler Loo&iilaii, thirst, Rees,,a.nd Paters noster-row. Of warn triiibe had, lately . putilished, - 'Ply: Lake :of.K.,kilatney,. a Novel, by NI. Porter, 3 VOl5. tzoio. 13s. 6d.. bound. , 061,1 via, a Navel, by Ditto, 3 vols. 1..5. 6d. boards. 3, Thaddeus of Warsaw, 4 Novel, by .Miss Vvrcpr, - . Third Eallion, 4 vols. t rinci. 145., boards. . ....--•—•-.--- ...----. , , . . ... , ; CE ft'l'All!''C ttR E FOR Tl-11: GOUT'. • ' - ''HE Rt,'N'; : 'l4-:-TBARCLAVs SPECIFIC-'for .1, the sure:, sate, and -speedy relief.of . the (c01,J12, and every other Mtilady whatsoever proceoding - :frinn th 4; togt source,. hithertai one of thc, t) pp i obria, (? 4.1 , t one, and thq ne , plus ultra 'of.'theactiffrate researeheS of .the most inge.: hious-Physici.anS, - until, Mr. Barclay'. Inventecir his . Specific) 'Which, for a . Serietijskyeaes, has never : o)4,4 in procuring fo. lief, even in , the Most _violent and: dangerous paroxisins of *that Most cruel, and Ilithorto in,:intlible COmplailit, in what. ever .part , Of. the binitah :frame it nifty. he situated, which it candidly 44 110,1v,14..4 the,celehraterl Dr. Ilethiqs, in Te. his re. t tise upon the k ooF4 tu, hello; property cf'br. liarclty's_ I ii . .. verition along. 'rtap j tralr ex,. in particular,t will find such relief in tint free`thitibrthe - Snecitie and Pills, as wilt assure - to them,,tty 4,...imittjritienee, comforts which they have not e.;cperienced, probably fur yeitrs beforo. Mr. ,B ireilaY has been favonied4ith permission' to refer, culler pc rsona Ply , 'or 'by'leffet,'Vti".theltillowing distinguished Personages fur the truth til the abote4,ssertion i-. • - • - ,;clie Lord Pislipp of B.: 'l'll and W F'L LS; The 1-Light 'Wort, \i .mint DI 1..1.0N, Sir 10 I-INI ,IIONPAV4IOD, Hart. ,111. P. - for •liohittin, Sir STEPHEN. LUS . IIINGTON, Bart. M. I. for Penryni TH.OMAS,ANS()N, Esc; Nl. P. 1 . ,,r Litchfield, !AMES A'MY A rI„ Esq. \l . . P. for Southaire,:tim, s ECU: FORR USTI It, Esq. M. 1 1 :.tor Wenlock, .. NI C-1-101.50N,C81, vER-I','.Esh; , A4 , P. for ilertroql; rEDWIUNT4 fat? Esq. N e w street Siiring Gardens, ;' 1 "THOMAS ,hANIMERS LEY, F...ii,' ealL Mall .. . . G. %V. DICKE'S,: Esq. , Private Secretary to the late Arch , bishop ot .Canierbo6'v t ;ii: ., T ( l , . The Rev. Mr. DI MOCK:, Librarian to the late Arch bi sh o p. Dr. Barclay has beenlavotilett with, a.great variety of testi- 9 monies,: aiAtfilatgredgbrg: the' etlicagy:pl his ; Msdicinel but il their number and length preventing their insertion in a ?views- paper he therefotecontines iiiinieff!iiht46'of theanost re- , cent ; Hon.the one, addressed to Mr. Bull , his Ag e n t. in I ticoiiii„ ' 'by the on. Archdeacon Caul tield;'and the other to hmself, by Thomas Bernard,. Esq. of B a th; - ~ stit , .. ; ,i 1 . . . . 44 Glenarm. I oly 8, iSai. : "'I have received yout fre,ll supply in two double boxci of this most excellent Medicine, denoMinated . AntibiliOtt , ; Pills, loco /bleb the Key. %Villiam Ilarclay . has a Patent.' I inniritied you I had found tle.in very efficacious, and you re. titte!lt permission to ail my it ;me to the'most respeetable signatures in its favo..lr. I should irmgine the Archbishop of il*.anterbury's name of .itseltsuflicient ;' and acknowledge 1 tried the Pills entirely on my firm. belief thin it was in itself an host., It is not possible so dignified a Personage would sulllc his tlaine to be'inade use of but for the good of the public, or that it 'could he annexed to any thing but truth. . 1 have expEirienctil the-soundness of the foundation on which,' built, i for I was aubjed to tormenting tiatttlencies, proceeding I Nun ' Bile, and haye to thank Mr. 13;.1 , clay fir th e cure. YOu may, therefore, make use of my name where and when you r - -please . . .I.am, Sir, t'our's, ac. . ,+j CA U LFIE LD,' I' l ' lilt Meth 'Still, 74; Dame- , ' " A rcbdzacon 0'1 . 1( . 111110re. siFiiet; I/utility:" 1 , "[lull stiookera It; a: true . (opt' of the Archdeacon Of Kit , ro,uy'ibetpr,.tcoue‘,; .. , , - V' - :gt, Lt, . - c , i" Srre;.' .+. , "Vpper Cretcent, Bath, July '26, ille. l .". On receipt et this I recieest you watt b esi (I Inc six double .Thrixes of ,yourt.Ai,tibpious Pills, and twelve Bottles of Spe eftii;. 111441 is a'draft for col. pay, yourself far the Medi. I eine, and`aPpqoilieremainder to the Publication of the fol.. .lowing. Case: 4t, For ,the..last ,14 ,3' Ca r,;',, I have been afiliCled with the . oChit, awl for th& List; four, ;.;:irs ties' is the tifst Letter I 'have been'ablEtel'.(Vt,te, ‘v filch 1 etL think ought Ito have. been addretttzyilit,,..aeknowledging, my 'perfect cure, .by using your Antibilious Pills and Spec.ific. , . - ".1 alp, Sir,, your 'm eg - obedient arid humble' 'ervaitt, . 4 4 'l'l.lo. DLRNAIW. '" Rev. ,William Bltrclay, Stafnrd-street, V Bond -strcet, Lendun." The'Pills atid'Specitic 'are sold atMr. E. Kerby's. Stat . - 'fOrd.stretYliinid-street•; ' Mr. Stratton, Leicester=square ; Mr. Forhasilletnibf, Ponitry (late Salter and, Co.) ; Mess. .• Bacon and., Co..' Is i s, Oxfoid. street ; Bolton, Royal t'• clialigi.i.'lll. `Mitt:hell, 'Medical Repo esitpory, Long. Acr M e ; t`Mi. Waia, 'PA, 'll,slborn'; :Withers, Tmle Bar ''.ltutleti4. .Cheaptitle,„ty.liont the Dotior : has appointed his t Wholesale Agent. U. B. The, Hon. Cprninissioders of His Majesty's Stamp, !*:C)lliciltavi'gratifittrisermisiion to the Rev. Win. Barclay to i have his"traint.4 engraved in 4 .black stamp, the forgery, of.. . _ __ ....._ .... Wy. which ii Fclun .. Theßev. Mt.. Barclay has withdrawn the sale of his Spe.: el& from Mews., Shay, Anti Edwards of St. Paul's c:huielt .. ) , t y(4l. . , ______"—:-----,--;------------" . . , t ..: To THOMAS TAy 1.0 K, Esq. '• -• S i r. ' Nb. 9i Nov Bridge-street, I.ondon. . . C,ON',I )r,lt it but . .zut ael til justice dtgo . to The , ~- ' - I' " '' I - . : , merits ot s our t. 1. A K F.'s PIT I. ...•4 T I'l I,LS, to i, - ,041- .tittliticat„e 4 . 41,4 . 9 ti tile 19110 wing. C it re sy li telt .has recently been pertOrtneil by !hem : -- d A A c quaiiitance of m i ne , by the breaking ;nit of pit fOld'Venereal Complaint (attended by 3 co mpile:4 iiou 0r.,. disorders a(iSilig,t lb:N . l root), win: redn.:ed all „most to a t ! kedetott ; ,and although he had the bes,t medical advice whi,:h eduld be om:tilled, awl tricd a V.irie , y of Patent -Ivledicitte,-., not (ling could be procured %vim - it si..,:uted to snit hi Case, or to do ithriany service ; he rottaiticil in a Mort re.. , (IliCl(l.4l..lo,loliAt*:s.i,tl.l4li(in 161 I%l'o y 'ears, unable to follow his prolession, and Seareery able to walk 'or even tti. stAnt On his legs; in fad no one who knew hint evir supposed it pos.. sible tin . him to recover. -lie was'ailvised at hist to try s nor 1...21:.e's Pills—he did so,:atthering. 011.!tly to the direetioas I.j..ven tat than. 114 had not taken moo; than two boxes t::- tat..: he toned ..ii alteration , for the 'beita : this encouraged -, Luis to procTcd, and by taking a 1...!w h o xes,in9re he found • his appclite and s trength gractit.dly return, and it; tiow as 1 htAthy iotti stout as any man 1 knosv . You , a oln re svelee, Sit, to refer any -persatt to MC lOr a C001i,141 diva ul thC .ibuvC ~ ACLOUnt if it .SiiutMl l). OuuMcd. I Ain. Sir, yourlu ii ici.._ent humble servant. Library, Folkstone;, • - TilOS. 11: KO ,l Y. July go, 03_05, Prepared and Sold by the Sole P oprietor, r Tiros. TAy,los, Nientherof the ltoyal College of Surgeons, ! • ' Londoli, it'his i-lottse, No. 9, New I:ridge-street ; Where,' gtterii,4oplstairt;rc4itletwe of more, titan Forty Years, in a prAdiCe p,articul qly directed to the Cure 'of Vene real 'CMplaints, and those ine hlent to' the Parrs' of Ceneratoion tn hoth Sexes, with - that al inviolaitle secree) winch Men Pt' inS I' r0re.i..,11 shou ld al sy.,ys observe, lit . flatters himself tote e :t and ..tssistance lie gratuitous •ly ~,61,414;ters Persons .tking tina Istedicitte,, wilt be a &se P eming üblic, ,it an advantage. seldom 'estecnied .by to_ be obtained and void Qt am bignsty. . . , , 1. A l so . s oi s by his Appointment, for the convenience of ti.., , se living at _a distance, it the Perfuriter'S, Nu. 3s, St. Al- • bait's-siWct,Pall .M all; the Toysitop, No, to 3, Oxford street ~.'1%, 1 r. ' Di4bonaugles, NO. 7, ish-strect-hill; Mr. MiNlCeA,,SotjAnkrjilgC,;,,EdillbOrglt i Mr. M‘ 1 zonald's, la w ; IN'tr, ValltvelPs; Orlh I: it ; Mr.' Bil I i tp r , e's, Liverptiol ; Mr. A I kjitson's,•Mitrichester ; and by one Person in exery, considerable "Ppv,iit,in,Great Britain .and Irciand, in Boxes, of only ..t:;. 9d. , e:ich, sealed up with full and plain ditec tions, whereby' persons oe either Set - May cure 04ns-elves • with *, 51 1c,ed, sarecy, and safety..: .• . - .N. Li ,., Lyer4,stzld in G teat - Britain is sealed ttp with a stamp on svinch, bY fa vour of the ('.9irunhisiurters, !splint ed, at ;he Stamp-offce, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge -1 street: 'to rage which is. Felony, anti all others- arc coon.. .: _u;rfaitu •• . -.. . ~ , ~ , 1805. - TaR BILIOUS DISORDERS ANALEPTIC . PILLS. FROM a new Mocle,olAdministering these. PILLS, by the advice of an eminent Physician (sea the. new Di reetions), Bilious Diseases, so prevalent, particular] y'amovg persons who have resided in'bot climates; are removed with greater ease and safety than br ally other *Mitlicine. They gre equa,lly efficacious in all Disonlers.of the Stomach and Blw eli ; in Indigestion, LOSsOf.Appefit4, Habitual' Cholies ; liketuiseto sr; klahits..in',Giddincss (4, R i bettittAtte Pains :in' the, it..... irvq.ltas those qt.casiotwd,byirec l l,ivitig,, .„. Palsies and ,kpopicxies, so ti ten IL: consequ..,ic. peratwe. —*recourse should be baCtqllictit on: the, first, attack of Cold, or any...slight Indispo4ition, or After any excess Of t-at ilig or, &hiking ; thus.. eir'Well-k'nown writ ..t'iriiltitaitted, of promoting Longevity. ~.111ravrairt'sc by sea'or 14114,T:should nev.:, - be without the Analeptic Pills, as they require imeitheir confinement nor alteiiktOn Of diet. -:iltlietitteSolttobly by F. Newberyarid Sons,'at the 'Nate. hcuseint.Dr. .church yard. four doors from chriipAidc,.r:pntidn. ; at 1)r. iiimes!f. late house in Bruton street ; 'Boxes', price 45. 6d. eac,ll; or iii one large Ilox, containing , the quantity six, for f... 44. Ditty included, None are villas/a itnit :those NVliii.4l , ft ite tit! words " Newbery„.l%;f4,.4i, St. Paul's," ctiw.,v,..O in the Stamps. , ' , • •, • C 0 NSII T U T 1 0 NS' 11.E . 1. AX E 1) - in ;Men or W44iii,n, It E 'tinder the irnittectiate , lnfluence or the COM.- LBAIM 01 I L'EA 01 ;loci old Coodbx,,,Astii. mus, and Consumptive Habits,. , ares,oon relieved, .nd iwetlity • citoid ; pnvcrty : of 4nd, ettlito.,ted etc • long, meet the happiest change; the chill watery fluid - (% • become rich and 'balsamic, and; the limbs b covcrtil with flesh, firm and 'ro those who {lava. revelled in the midnight ina• fly 'thatited Nature of lies' richest stores, by untestratnell. or ti. centious love, or-by the horrid t:ellislrpassinit atratlggnrs, this Restorative will render 1 possible acsi.tanc4; "alid it the Vital powers be'mot orttn . (-1) destroyed, it gradually riVair the melancitoli evil. • - •• • Persons who have, lung re.;idc(l in hot climates; and ire languid and- relaxed i t their w1i•,;..; llentl:inen who , are going, to the East or West lo.dies, cannot :ore a iitnra hitPartant snide of heath and life. I t has 'l):•.'en .the ohlyimeans of•restoriitg tliottisand, aillitted with -the Yellow America. • It gives immediate relict to. those afiliet. ed'441,11 eNcrucititing painsin the h0..vr;16, and by . ;4 )ii per_ I,tvtetnpe. in its use totally. re moves the com plaint. •In lan- • ber vim's it cherishes the animal spiritsv and gives p•,frimatient vigour to the system. to complaints of the stotnach'it 11;16 uppatallelat vittites ? by .cceletating"the' pro. •gres of digestir?n, correaing crudities, and speedily retinay. • Mg the cholie and tiatuinucies.. , *** i'er6oits enterlog upon the holy state of Niatritrvel should consider, that" where the linuitain is polluted, the streams that flOw from It cannot' be pore." Tin:ANTI-IMP ETIGINES,orSOLOM9N's DItOPS, -fur 'muff) in.; the Mood and r . estorin.; the Systrt im. pairot 1) the imprudent use of Nlerettry, fomtit the great and amity restorer of health and vigour in. I) isorders Wll.!teSalivation has repeatedly.Leiled. Price los. 6il. 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Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is • felony, Double Postage of all Letters to Dr. Solomon, Liverpool," must be paid, and a Fee of tos..bil: inclosed 'Cur Atlvit.e. .A Ito, just published, Price 3i, A New Edition (with Additions) of A CUIDF. to DEA LTD, in a variety of Complaints, some or which are treated on under the following Heads, Advice to Nervous Patients--Asthma--Barrett Woineit-H-De tieieticy. of Natural Striligth—Fentale CompfaintS—Gopty Spasms in the Stoinaeli..—llypochondilac Complaints—ln ternal sinking—Loss . nr Ueltretpf,Ntemory— 14heitinatisrn— Scurvy .scrolula---Turri. of Life --..-Vanereal Diseases --NVeak ness--,Youtli. —By S. SO M 13, • • Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. 'IF, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfumer, No. 35,. and Mr_ Raebttrit i _North 'fridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Vitale; Mr. ! Davidsoit and Ilusband, Elder and Co: Edlithdrgh; Mr. Baxter, Glasgow; W. Cameron, Creemick ; G: Browning, Paisley ;11, Craw. KilittanniCk ; W Young, Irvine ; A. 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Profession:4 Meli of and VY- s.lyte:.it by the selection ot a peculiar 01 long . eon, timuil•suecessis the.bestcrilerwii 01 superiority. • Eight years have I tievotett my practice - to the exclusive. treatment of , Three Disorders, ape, the strecess to: result of iny pimi gives the additional artlorto Oppose, aS -lar as I 'am I able, the ,ravages of Orme Complaints As:hit:Karr-the most iinpinlant in the Catalogue of Human After initiati , n into every, licou:.l,, <!3an ripply' Sur;,:eon, I .tOrnied wish at air eatly'petind of i'rattice to r,nietie iri ilivicittalS from tho •iinorartrie , of oitethicared, men, .or the equally dangerous precipii.ui,:y i't - afort oers. ~,• • pi cl litec Dist:rd.:l - z., to th Cure of I have de, 'voted'rhy attention, caniipmse twat}' Spe'eles of VEN E.: R'EttP. INt+liCTltlN t , .whethor of a ainvut tit 'an t ; du rations edly, , All. kinds of debility, wtietheLationg from the (whits of school -h4ls, or the itisliqeita"C, of an ;tore age 1.0 , 1 lair • derau,.ertitilt of lire system itt . Nniu. m e n- w liic ti is called :iA k r‘l 17.:SS, or s N otn eroualliseoes.are,the.re, , .litt ou or flastc in ltC treatment of GotortlCVl;' ail , ' it not "1111.- treii'nently happens that 'tne to. 1.7t0 are' poisoned by the iinlisercrion of 'an, unguanied !tout 11 0 ,4 Contplantrs aro easily cute.l, and, even where otiv,ls have tailed,' I trust tto I may lires-aniz to oller a 'radic . al re-establishment. - Few,. however, ahi-the cases of coniqliv.ated .distresit in this .disorder, comparol with the calamitous situations of .Nlen, who, (rum an inclitlAen,:c in 'a solitary vice, or the prevalent , gaieties of a -tasiiiptiabi lite,-aoluire that suite of Debility,. which ,isjite unavoidable consvifuence. of $ itch pernicious -habits. . . ; Where the unhappy sufferer broods Over his ittisery, 'but carefully conceals his misfortune,' it may'fbe tons°. lation fur him-to know, 'that altlibugit , it be- ah , bj4;,itt d o nht or uncertainty witit other Practii6ters, the .f1 . 11),9Y4A) of these Oericiericies by the gradual pro.4tes., non,. is th:: acquirement of may Experienoet;. If - trio -rites Of haeuhus tar_ Venuii have began. to resisilii;Oduniy vigour", Armen anxiety. will :be prevent.' by au ;early Conrnerac. .tiort of this, ,State ; and in difficulty will occur. But where this:Deficiency-has for sears existed, 4k, proper perseverance is indispensably , equi,,itc to revirt i thc shun,. beting Sparks of Lite, and to reanimate the Con§ttftitton. Misatlt.lV.l) WOMEN, who have long het' ditippointett in theft expetilattons of a Faintly , may be atSuredvy that is most tustances, such deteds are .:orahle ,by Modi...al The seL:resv which is so csa:roial to hty and the qualifications whiCh I hive presuiriod to stateeforrn 'the basis of my pretensions, and in etnno:floinife-wttb Mgt this intunation is gi \ren t ;hat 1 1 4 r. Wen Mat; i4e <aNg4;. 1 1 ,14 personally, or by Letters (inclosing a sni:4l house, No. act, Arundel-street, Strand, 'Uoiliple Bar .Noter at hit " s There is -an additional Entrance. in ;ki , aten4treel, adjoining, and the Nara* is on both the doors. Martin isree, Member or the itoyal College of Surgeons. LPRICR SIXPENCIG __:.a F 1014 " the FREA CH aryl DU PAPERS, CONTINENTAL' firl It. ri,vl) 1 MOTIVES OF Ir.„ : CONSRVATIVE SENATE. N i ~ e SITTING. 4fik; „VD 510 ) T. , E.%.1 1 0 SE Via ,AtEcaitocAL leobiD(jcl . op 1 .11A1V01 5 % Th E, OF 141111Stlikt., VOILELOK RBI:A.I'IONC Alt . ktio*s, that during the N. in the (~; the frost Aignahtnici'dteisiveiisucCasses, tic.- i , rench eei , jed to wish fbr Peace ; that ha often Otarci enethies ; that after havin g reduad thins to tilt ‘ctinaition of receiv in,-s it as 'a benelklion, htilia a nttianit to 'them upoti 'Which they dared noi:i to .'expect, and which :.!ndered hisnitiderotion-nol!sleonspicuons than his -11 , : toriei. 'Re'l,' - sensible of the `full value, of the glory ai..quired by drill; in a jui;t'Jnd nec&Ntry-war ; 'but there is a 'more 'ratio :niddearto his heart ; iiis first wish; the' civi of *AI 1u efE)rtst, have ever been:tfi t a`tihquitllty 964.4460 e, the 'r,..pcise ar id happine , ,; . of 'a -lilting: endhail be,..n attained the Emperor omitted not. l ,iiv tornake it lasting: v,:ould still Cuiitjllll , 2' if the tuercii ring proswritt I.'l-an& had no brought, it to :a period. It i. , Vgia!fitt altered by'the ttial - measure.s, florl -4 aftel4lit'da broken . by the open perfidy of ti the Cabinet'd Se. J;tnie,'C Zit - Peace ieigncd fit k'qpiion there:intiOni: throughthe:vain 'and fake prete ' xt's un'df Englardsoufttli to shelter'herself,laropc covcr6d' her real , motive , ;. • • Engkind was al`raid ordieholding t‘leFrenchLCi lotrie s, wtich had .been,' and ‘vhich init.rht become, so flourishing, rise from 'their ruins, and grow' tip . . apin were, , as it out of their-a,hes ; jealousy wish ed to sti2e, or at -least- 'to arreit in its progreAS,thb industry o France,' revived bj , - the' Peace ; it t:he iishe'd' the silly de,iro to drive! theTrendh Flag from those Seas in which - it bad hitherto appeared with distintaion; Or at least toTeduee it; so as that it could no` longer ai3iseiti'there bleitriii.d'state of degradation unw:irthy of the rank which France 'holds- amongst Nations., -Tut the motives of Eriglancl did not ter niti etc : she 'was urged-on-by that insatiable which)riaakes heifthvet.the monopoly of the cont:ni:.ice' and indastq of all Nations ; by that un bounded' pride, which induces her tolook upon her self as mistress. of the and' which is the 'only foundation of the extraordinary despo i lism which she exercises .upon them. The cause then that France had to defend, was the causetof Europe, and it was natural to suppose, that neither the ittrigiies of England, not the 'gold which she held forth to-all thosewlio might be dis posed to be subservient to her ambition, nor her de ceitful iircitnises, could 'engage in her iluarrel any of the Continental PowerS. Not One of them, in fait, appeared disposed to accept 'either her propositions or her recomniendations:., 4 - u'ease respeaing thldispositions of the COnti pent,' the Emperor ttintes all his thoughts to the marithrie . War, fur which every thing was to be created. Fleets Nvere built ; 'Ports were excavated ; Camps wers? ,formed on the shoreS of the Ocean : the Effiperorhad assembled there all the forces of his Empire; and his'troops forming themselves under his inspeaion for operations altogether new, were preparing'ir newt , England perceived the dangers with which she was niethired. She wished to obviAte them by crimes. AssasSins ‘vere thrown upon the' Coast of France. The English Ministers to `Neutral Powers becania the agents of a wathire, infatuous as atrocious,' oft . a"Whrfeere of conspiracies and lssassinationS. ' ' • ; it The Emperbr saw into a p.t Lutist). va es; be treated them with cbritertipt,'lld \vas Out thereby prevented froM tacring Ptpce , on the same tertris he bad before ' • So, much generosity could not assuage, nay; seem ed even' to angtnent the" frenLy a the Cabinet:of/St. James's: -. lts%inSwer slieis*l clearly that it Afotild •not thin!: of peace, till tile bore should be ektin guished of deluging the Contitint v:ith blood an d carnage. 'But it 'was setis'll4le, that to accomplish such 'a design, the association iiits Views of a Power, by' its position, almost as nticonneaed with the C9ll - system'as England,. wov.ld not be sufficient ; that not - having any thing i ti.i ,e4pekrif fronij ) ,(ussia, 'whese sentiments were too well known, its expetia tiou would be Vain, as long ei Austria should Nniaia faithful to her neutrality. • Austria, which had ~twice ,experienced,: at the end of. twO disastrous Wars, at ttie time of the Trea ties of Carnpoforinio and of, .I,,tuleville, the genero sity that Fra.nce was disposed' to show towards a variqui&A,..Enemy; did not by any inexp.; ttle sarbe ren:2 - ions observance -to Trciities a, Fr..,nce.— Notwithstanding the' formal stipulations of these Treatits; the Debt of . Venice was not di i ch a rg e d ; it 'was even .declared extinguished. -The Emperor ,f,ji was.aWare, :that his subjc&s of Milan and .Mantua experienced a denial o ustice and.that the e ourt ofArientri had iitpridatednotie;oftheir derivinds,, in contempt of , the soleththeugaggments which it had ,:ilitered -into.' He:was '..rsWtitil that the cornciercini relations of his Kingdom 'of Italy with the l fort4',:- tary States .were subject to 1.A.....,tructiii)0 , ,, fnid t hat his subjeaS of France, and Italy found iii Auitria ri "vt ry.ditferent - reception .froni thit which a Jtate of Ikt me gave them :a right' to expect. in , the. distributioly of the-iluderunits in Ger -11.111 a rt i t iy ,) ; tl , s A h t t i s t t o ri c a r - t h u e t e b n e . i . e s her tocpectatioris. Yet lie vat Lid siiet,ve J that she was to frinu,;being:snisSed. She alternately em ployed arts and Inenaetiti,' to procure, froi:n the petty , PrineeS _the cessiam _of such, possessions as Stilted ',lier4 Thos it Was, th•it she had acqu i re d Lindutir on! the at of Constance, and the Ible, of Melina oa the same piaced.in ;ier hands one of the ikeys of S'Nitzerlatid. Si obtained , tho cession of Altkousen from the Tentonic Order, which made , ht r 1114,trizi u all importatit post, the port of a . ai 3. 4 1