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Admission Three Shillings. ..... • . . '-•,---- .. - . . .' . . • ....._--- it „ —VAUXHALL .BOWING MATCH., ID&iIE ANNUAL PRIZE WHERRY, giveh by ir riett , r of Vatixiiall Gardens, WI LL BE to, ".", i' OK on WP. OA i t : A Y NEXT, V, 4 0 1, in uniform Dreases, to be determined by one beat ; ! ,,, 44 horn 111iitkliiatshtitige at Half .past Five - o'Clock,- i ; :_kil up the Riv e r,r thro ugh the Centre Arch of West zi., and ihe 'Arili of Battersea' liiidge, ain't return Fir,,urrey Shore p4st A. Boa!, ifienred• oy V aux hall Starr! ! ifkitliiaat will ht. distinguished by a W • hite Flag win Red . •vati*liott: 4,,,,„ 'l6'4. l't7atnes. ki/ live bcid;.,;i.s... 1 t4irles VI myv nod, • i 11014.1 s inhywoit, ' 'iarn'ti TaV,or, ;-. ' •' 1 ?. S tang t . • Wiliam Lipcomb, •• .. .. s:Vauxhall. 31. (tilbert, ''':: • ' ? 1.11614.4 Llawiler , . Stangate. 5 4 Robert lirockings, - *riatiksid e .. • Niereilll l lolq (titte r Sea. ' S. gho E ard lle% Bankside, WeStininster. lieii Fuy, . &fill:Lank. . ,6 athes Ciardtier, ' Westtninster. clWarfl Hirch,- S Pepper Alley. 7 ItOktt ILI ' Th . r .41W, • • ? Three Crams. .. . c!.ll,,trhe tiveittniahsglia.:ll. •.;., ~. ' 5 Cuper's Bridge., w ill he a SPLENDID...GA Lk. when the aft 'swilli,e rill' 1,11 • "K ko 'ant ) 1 uminated, and the I sanspar.ent:Y :• tlilnotti \vilit.Matcli, and other appropriate Deviccsokill he liu l'i iigle . a ti iii. l . l 's Apyal Higitness the. Dtike of York'ti.BatLal: yoistlit':',l(is, Savoy,:rds, Bcc . . 4cc. will perform . a ,_ uPeri., i• '''' tkara, find atter tite Concert will he.given 4 h cXhibit -. • , . - • .i on 3s, 4 54, , it • 1 , 0 1•1 ot IA R 1, ...W 0 .1{K..5. Aninis ~. 'o'clo c k' ri at Seven, ;Ina the Coacert to begin at Light ••••••............____ . ASeov WA NTS A, stet-O.A TION, - - , . ~,, : EliNEss in "ti Faulily, a Young Lady )4, ,' k ; . t*r ., :.cti y (ralitied.—Letteis to be addressed to . Ili Pall•Alall IIY ' Mr, ITAII.I()NAntr, DAwciNG, ti.Qt, 410 -.EN, privately taught Lo Ladies and illio:iln,ltrovtit(l9t.any Age who rtave.riever learned that Ac ,l,- ri i , s ile . or nnt iii tire improved ?vlodern Style, ,at nile..,trcet ris,rd.stre'et Culderr.sq,J%tre. and No. Idt Great Prrur ' ('''tkilo,lo; li - (1' 'l' he v are taught On " Plans 4 ex—"ortiicli for nu.; ' 't l .1 't'i . air ow e 1 to•acquire ktr""4lllilY, Rev "" "n I .' 1 1 1 lz. iliOn. II • Allei i i s . 414, and in the first sty e o as 41',1 ;r:i, (1 i'ainir a4 1-', 1 :: (1 hY Mr. Adam,. who also teaches the r 411itli I i'rl;!t°,ttietrg., 'and Country Rvsidents, who may „.,; , t l lot ' t.c ri . 1 -i n it i e ‘Y,. ( . I4 Y 4 , may . litiar.lo.4t. Lodi s , e privately rict,,ibr",,',l. e..tve‘onstant in3Tructlo n n. 1 ,1 , ! , iii,,i , ia.7 ?ctinols and Fainilie , rirar Town,' regularly ' li habc,j,:4l,lllmraCtett in every elegant Requisite ut. Mo.. AnP,Sta!„,„, I 4) .13 r. () i.i), - at ki 1 1 1 ~11-4-, LEASE lik)LD ESTAIT,,Er', ~ • I;‘,),,i,ti„, ~,7.1R0K, nititii, two miles r'l.("'Y'x ~.r i 1 I. eitrSE:s4l,ututort•tble- and Louvontent m r., ~,,..,,ic. , 4,4aty ii 4Auft-tacirriiirtar•, - 'crwl .rive•,, .' , „0,1,, Pio t f eu ' 4 4, and ovt4. kie,tcription tat ()tit-0111c.- ..• • i le it'dtes 1 .41 r) ' l mit tit for the it Ittate retx ption nt a (..1) la ikti, 'S A ctet of ItriZicifwv '' ), iii .44'4: 'll 11)...i. kinglihne‘n G.trden, Shrobbeq• '" . „ di, 11(.14'' t he It 17 -. ~• , , and Paantre Land, in high. cult;, .; ctAttof i s • lISION of SIX AC It ES tnore, Cat the hi s . n 3 : . crsoit aotto ' itttturi,s.uf 0,... ye 1.... ' ,• • t it Inch it tOrmi,il;lll4l,ed ht4r: tile SOlith 111 )tUll itIVC:r, °: . ..,hl4y blati,llXtetiCtlt V. V. ..4 I ' ; 1kt"I 01 -"li'gwed an 11" ,). th • hours 01 twe l ve ktr"' t h'l4., a'i!4 ' 4 l 3 Y bet 'Nt. t ' o. l ' I, id • Ni • Mt. sCebrke "4*)t. .Stutrinton . t' 1 t° r tlyet ptrtiVtliOrS,ll.laY be t Lttter, No ' '". ,w 1° " )- • kir ' tiention. ') t 1)41,1, will meet witn 'doe a . _.. P kt. 1 , 1, .1" i t WICK -- . iiFiis7FriT.----. to, ~ Altk AN • ' rubl tie 're...? I ' o clied7that Mese • i 1 in th.: (11°Y li'labi ''"ti6 111144411 r i ic„11 , 1 , , , z y , o r . ~i i. ,t,„„ko, sit}ki‘te 1104 r .►' .:„.1.E.• Cr.)N. ttll ''' "'di hi cztt by Vltl VA . 114 tlic ''.74l4r\h'itflt.khNi' •' : :t. ''l-6 1: v • I cT, S, with !.ht•ai.y,,pl4llu. „ 10.1s1 1161 YS F. and 1 Inas, and uar. tit,rlrt IlZiltes,,Ply-ature•grk i 1 „rtyri, Cattl•!.. Iciss itOntc; .ic..: N.l4nin' s of l•ishe,„t 01. packittg'•• toki "qtl,nic.p. int Attlne.thifil.o( plrii Man , . is° t 1 4: L 1,: : 1- . 4e. - i ih9c4.ltrille kivur Tawei - .1141 . 4A-,14 djiti6::., trts 410orrivrtr %I' 1 I i• - " hi) ' I evs 'an" ' 1) • , 10t,..,, .. , 1 ~ tlc to y. • . .. lift,cks, . kl'ilettle, 4, 4 : 4.at tdtupoK ;Lit,til(l44lMlo; ..tir,'ll-,*(;,•t,ince 4Pl4WtOtitott to‘tilirey,ry 1,,U114 rvyto.mte.slt!).r4Pl _,',....,43,;611- /0141tl be 4, lll " p i rk ' . e 4l, l : it . :ti ti of tktiii, (t)tnagaittiettilv r.* , . ‘ . ,lici t P WAS ttl:.i•ll;lek(AliPA;''s'et; 4 I ill' A1i1.4,1,0w, ,P,rp-, 11 /4 44 1 t, .4 I r iY( ` l l 4 ric g t , :) . +y , i , 4 . , ~,,:., kc epo i.: ssnetlltir ,Ay.44,,,- L.,twvilisi..atii 11 l b if L " -"'" e tomtit 1 enemen _. litiq 0;11 12.4."1'vi1t tomtit ANllliAlli 3,te Nth:: #,AJOIP'4I4 111 . '' ' ' ' • r - . it t , 11 tit! I, t ~,8° Jiticti Itlatlpther I. , .4, itthe small :P to ii4b7e'nria,lottimet,4,,..„ 4/ hi tungtoh, an ),,,.") thi s i: it.,.‘ht; c•l',l separatety, , • f tile .s4tC4 • 11' !IV. •CO Artie fur . the.' Ourchtve of , 'PCI44,4v lie:tile r i ts 411 j't.'. -, in lots, app l y to AI I . 1 ; :tint A',eritt ':sll,lt....ll:trics•treet. 1.ws:0111's 1 on, •iiit:pic4l,%,t Wrtiistioonto it )-ar Stratford 91k Ay?' -, 1 , 'as Oii—sl''t irkk'tt't!l'.44, 3,llPC2ifi..aii‘io, of Ihc whin: 1 .to.poe),, 1 . is b alLrnitbioli to' trtw the',l%,tanston..ltott3 lit tu t tt he lty -c h of k it 'ir I "d,. at Ny, latriet,'s ,Otlice4.t '.3 `'l'°. init. tit kic,hbe. ; tti-orroiti ul.strtet,„klant.'homter , .Itlt...cft4filLnF 4,,, 4r, st , eclfiluj, Liminigliaot ;; ..e .d-Fra.res, 1it ' 1,,,t 1 1,, '41,„4 4 ( 1 i at Itlei,rs Forster, Cooke; an :,, -14' h. " -40-1 1 1 , '44 A1146, a, 4 4 14 . eau. d W like, F. ssex.o raet 'I, .-6-11; 1-1 11(..)N, 't 4r4 a l Va ) , It fe et ' LtoNARD, , • - kv,0,44 tt Coe'.ll,oiise, Clianse.A Hey, Lol l' 13 . n iN ilvo. l 3 th of Au-nsi n-xt 'at Twelve Wl—lock at ittitY Lots b L 1 er Y Ca )it • , • . tr ) MAN ~„1 si t, N 1 ,1 al and Llegant FREEHO 4 I, 1446„,,!1)ti5E:: catie w 1 I NTO LAC E, t:in the 14itIllt't in 4:: ir'),i,C.,lll iiill4, 'W'ithin live hliles Of MAO ,,,,:l[i.tili ito4ir'4lk cif I.iintio,`lii the County of I , (* ent 4 or' f,'„"444 .1)4114A:4 , i f l eet,:, andlit . tot t he tic st e tic t .....? (2 s airs it'rriP,4,); t . ; - ii: ) ",ii . "1,1"..., are a (~'",n,';t. „ ll Kitltn di0,5ki,z,..,,c,(,,..iii,, . ,0,.. ..." ii..-r.., , ,,„, Trees of thi4litlitTt 444, 4 ,9 a Partn tiotu‘ s ‘ e nt s iL ta ( l ) -it e , at a conerlienj, 4it liiiiialoe "R ion ; with a•Bran Stables,i and other my l'44 ttir '1 4"! 4114 ail Acres, at go'eni Fr4e4(441 Land, I lc t t tki l ,' Ihe Views trOill the Niansion are uncoiti ki:ttltik,,, 441,e and be.lutitlil 4d' i 0 divers Farin., ~t, ,, , , t : 14.. iii,iliqfild,tlr(i,,,.ill luito.n, Stnapl:hstirst,..Frilt,e/d-iTild -4 tit 4 i i torli a i liin 1, Wonitiham, and liarbarn, in toe 44 Tilt lretWin^ i n the Whole, with the 2I 1 ACreSt tIY ti,,14. l'ktith 4;e95.3' A,6l'el; or th tielhottts. , . I,,Alt, lthe Lul'il(ter4bly widerlett to substantial , le, 1.1 ti) tl rtst 1 ,. . s rl ' Ariv ' l " l eS ef IFt said:P4 i4l r i iliti,ll. Like tit, ,;,`:,hi,44t,11 o f the Vis or y, I ' l . 1 •() t ;1,..et.214. Pit -It) 1044;;I'e PrethiSt .'ray ci th '''' ; '- :. .;tint r e be view- Ito pil ii.,„. ',the T,,.,„,„, -} " " 4 ~,ol;,4l,,t,:ifielonit';'l4:'s Jul th,t the Str; f, CO)o4Catli : the K.t4P0441 i'',; tile tri ‘kt,',lC'•KlYK..%.llq4o itiigilVbitji thc,G 1.41,11)Yi if , sie Itittlt''.l( Lion, i-arnanarn • ;kw 'Ship, t'evvr. itliur 1'40) Canterbury; tli e 13: 1 1 i C rnibrook ; rile ~ t , It t r , itri' 3-PIP itraes:ll's II t l lit, - ,-,1 •; n, kVtioi `lii i t tiw n 1-r tne S - . l ,' * 1 ' ' 'vw4 l , • of '. r } elt't t . -tit t i , — ,...tit" 1 evrt!, i , ml.- idge , - . , li t , o. . Ott , ~,,, tlf:rl.. Maid:A.l;i' , ir ;‘1 r. (~:oti.trti. ' k 44. tilt, Etol,Cr, iihrithgt,th-Stie'cl, ',,,,,,,r, 4 :ow l '''''li• 4,11441), gt:'44ta".litet4a.iltiare 1,41;,:ii, w lit;ie 4 P iml ' . ' . , _. ....,... ' MONDAY, juLY 29, THE ONLY LOTTERY' to be' Drawn this Year, besinspth SCELEME. No. of Prizes. , Value of each. Total Value. 3 kzo,oao ,C6o,orio 3 - to,ooo . 30,000 3 - - - 5000 - t5,c100 2000 - Soo° Woo- 6 - - 6600 - 500 - 5000 30 100 ••• r F 3U°° 60 So 4 . 3000 45' ° - 20 9 0 . 002 3000 First.cirawn Blanks- to each - 30,900 7,619 Benefits 17481 Blanks • 25,b00 Tickets ' ,C250„0,0 -- The First-drawn Ticket sth Day e 0,0.0 Ditto Ditto -500 a Are. part of the above Capitals. TI CK P.Ts and SHAKES are on Sale at all the Licensed LotteTy Offices. ' cif a Ticket - • - X l 9 3 ° ' Half - .Eighth - 9 6 Quarter - 4 o Sixteenth - t 5 • 18os. This Day was published, In One Volow Foolicap Ocia.vo, prite 4s. boards; SONNETS and other POEMS ; to which are added, Tales in Prose. • By Mr. FINCH. - Printed for Blacks and Parry, Ltaden This Day was published, In One Vol. Crown Octavo, price ss. Ivirds, FRF.,E DISQUISITIONS on the SENTIMENTS and CONDUCT requisite m a BkITISI-I PRINCE, in order to merit the favourable opinion of the .Ytlbl e. By JOHN ANDREWS, L.L. D. ' Printed for Blacks and Parry, Leadenhall-street. The Avowal of the Profession of the late, and present, lc,vermitl ROBERT LUKE; ALTER., F.T, !DEM. Exeter, Wednesday,.. July 17, •illeS. Mr. Entrea.. I,Desire by your. Paper to fissure the Public, that t again admit the disntniion of the titular epithet Re verend:not 6.1 account of a return to the religion Of the Church of England, 1.14: religion of my toittathers, ouf of winch education, situdy,reliedion, and conscience, have com pelled myiseceSsion, hut, lest is should be mistakenly sup. nosed that J deny myself to be* the Minister of the (Gospel, because, studious of the support of nature, 1 sue. mit to the exercise of some .temporal occupation, working with my bands the thing that is good, that 1 may leave to give to hit that neecletli, obedient to the example of the Apostle Sr. Paut,who is proved to have acted not only' in the superior capacity .of t,he Clergymiti, but, in the capacity of the Layman also, by Ads XVIil 3, 4. " And, because, he was of the same craft, he anode with them, • and, wrotignt ; for, by their occupation, they were tent-makets." " And, he reasoned in the Synagogue every Sabbath, and, persuaded thelews, and, the Greeks* Thus advertised, let the Judi cious • and, considerate of all my best acquaintance be pre. 'pa rdin. ist dutiftilly to treat, or, deal with me, in all, ~nd, every of the capacities of both protessions, And • Layical, prepared 101 the clearer view of me, either as the processor of huinAnity, the man, • Luke ; or, as the professor .of gentility, vie Gentleman, Mr, Luke ; or; as the 2refessor of Christian, iy, the Christian, kobert Luke ; or; to.l4wise, if not at least, protessodly, the religiJus Christian Teacher, Minister of the Gospel, or, Divine, the Reverend Robert Luke; the OtX1) tttelt, littich more the appeatain.e of the body, nut Henn; a thing necessary, or essential, however f,r a while conventent, to the Character i tit.. : naii in Christ ; as is proved by the WOll}$l4TE 15 auip44l3 o+P4'a Cor. 12. a. Ot tne things new bpok,...t. r• rtau outcry take its place ,vitit • More or imp:moan v, - %vita more, of ear. nestness, at present, because . to the c •ntinuation of el puolications, the means are. • tie longer Inind such as the affluence 'of for net tittles hash ministered. S:) , ulii the w,vn tile decline, of, fending to snspen sion as to lehAtit ' not ultog,-titer tail the future Propoc . , w•ii cli 1 soul ~ it.l could, he understood to m , ti 1.1.: I iirer f r.,•terot ail tie wiittnoi of the l'ruphets; thr lilt irr et,c, Eval;elic, A postofic ; the Interpreter ; the imerptaiet as watt cal,stme..sp4slcAl ; well rational as leligtottsj ?den, hot not Otherwiae, insiy the sittcete ()fall denominations, whetl,ter f tlieollowerb of merely Alob,:s, or, the Vollowers Moses'mastrr,Chrfat, master,Chribt, fur whose most ampl e satist 4 e,etion let me never cease, except of dire necessity, to sigh, to cry, to try, du well to cx ped to hear agall from me, K. L NEW INVENTED HATS. • N consevence, 91 the, very great complaints of late of the bad quality of Hats, it has induced Mr. HARE, of No. 71, Strand, who. has resided there these 2o years, to try ,the experimesit of mixing Moles' Fur with Bea ver, and which he has found to answer his most ardent execs. •tations, not only tOr their durability, which, on trial, will he found to wear out near two such flats ss,are made in the • usual wa ) , tl Mole Fur inAing them so much hoer, and of a Closertexture t han, the N'AilAtIS course Furs that are usually ina.le 115 G of in 'the tvlaitufatliire of flats ; and, with Other good qualities, the Fur will not conic oft; which has . been so much cmiiplainecl tit , of late, as well as their taking a most beautiful Wick, .which will retain their cOlour : and being the ManufaCturer of his own Hats, he sells them at the very low price of tt. ss. Stampi included.. Army, Navy, Folding, and 'Ladies' Hats.—Centlemen in the Cotintry should send the number of inches round the outside of the Crown. - • - N. 15... Worthy the attention of the Trade, and Merchants fo4Y..portiktion. -. • - Mole Skins bought in any quantity. I.etters about Mole Skins must be post-paid, CAPITAL TOWN. RESIDENCE, PORTMAN.' SQUARE:. . 1 1 0 * be' Sold by 'Private Contraa, uncommonly cheap, one of the best Houses iIY Portman.squaro, re. plete with every sort of Convenience, and fit for the imme diate reception of u Family of Distintlic.n.. There arc two t...:4411. 7 1i0u5e5,. and Stabling for Light Horses. A large Sum' of Money having been recently. expended on theTreiniks, they are now in perle4 Repitir, and fiftY.six Yearit'ot the I.e.ise were uneitpired'at Vliristriiits last. :„To-he viewed with Tickets, by applying to Mr: Mower. "Upholsterer, No. zoil, th:.forti.street, between Orchard and •Portman-street. • .• 'Nub I>4 was publibl.4,l, In gm: vututne OttAvo, pike 7s. in boardi, The Se.ond Edition of • CSAMONS, altered and adapted to an English Pulpit, from French writer% By SAMUF-1, PAR FRIDGE, M.A.F.S.A. Vicar of Benton. Sx. • _ - Printed for F. C. and 1. itivitionti, No. 2, St. Paul's Church-yard ; snot also by j. adilly. 1%16; ‘VOrk is not' properly a Translation, nor yet all Abridgment ; but is, ratner, an attempt. to point out the just mid. way betwixt the coolness of English, and the inor dinate watinth of French, pulpit-oratory, The plan of e.aCh Discourse, and moot of the nutter, are taken (with derahle alteration) front French Divines. Their diffuse ar:. guments and periods are reduced their rhetoric is,ritieded ; and their sound oratory (it the English writer has fulfilled his design) is retained.'' British Critic, for March,. A careful examination of the contents of, this Work justifies us in warmly recom mending it the attention of young Preachers who nay not yet have had the opportunity - OT experience - of composi tion. • The DiscourSes arc exceedingly well adapted to the purposes of lnstrudiolvbeing in general of a moderate length, remarkably perspicuous, pra6t•cal in their subjeds, and un exceptionable in their doctrine. . , KILARSLEY's ROAD BOOK - . This Day was published, With a Map, price 7s. in tmards, a new E much dition, uch larged and improved ; with .a concise Topographical • tory of the - Cities; Townsi Watering-places, chisf Viil gibes, _ Antiquities, Seats, &c. of EARSLEY's TRAVELLER"ti ENTERTAIN ING GUIDE - through Gk.EAT BRITAIN, or. a ;)„, :r ip t i on of the Great Roads and Principal , root ltroads, marking the Distances of 'Places to and 'rum london. and from each other. To which is added, a Description Of the Principal Great Roads of Ireland ; ,ditkrent Rosutes to Paris; Janda Table of the Times of 'High Water at New and Full Moon; the whole forming a general Tour through Great Bri tain and I reland„ • Printed for G. Kearsley, FiceNstreet. - • ENTICIVI LATIN DICTIONARY MUCH EN: LARGE!). - • N'rlCK's- NEW LATIN ENGLISH TIONARY, dc , igned • for the Y4 - A of G rainni 3 r . Schools and Private Ldoeation. Containing all the Words And•l'hrasea proper for rea:ling—the Classics, in both Lan. guages, accurately collated from the most approved Latin A tit hors, `Ca which is prefiited, A NEW ENGLISH-LA TIN DICTIONARY, carefully . compiled from the most eels. 'orated English Writers ; rendered ut . 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The parrs of all . cempaund Verbs are now pointed out in a fuller manner than flax ever hitherto been done., and with a perspi c uity• of method sufficiently obvious to the meanest capacity; and, what must prove of peculiar service to -Hays in the lower Classes, and is not to be nun with in any other, Dittionary, the conjugations of Verbs and declensions at Substantives are 'here shcivn- by ,the insertion of tolincral figures. Audit to these material advantages it he further addM, that . particular care has been taken to have the Work correctly printed, it is 'presumed that the Dictionary will be. (0111111 1 to its present to fulmar fully the purpose for which it is designed. and may therefore, with confidence, bc recumnwinled to-ge neral adoption. The i'vrunis Thesaurus ; or Latin Fart °rill, may be had separately, price ss. bd. touted. ITAMPSHIRE TIMBER ESTATE. T'' 0 BE SOLD, an ESTATE, conOiting of 450 Acres, or thereabouts, of- which 7o arc in Copse, lett to substantial 'Tenants. The Soil is peculiarly favourable to- the Growth of Timber,: of which there is a considerable QuAitity of very promising appearance. There are will. rutted Rights over very good and extensive Commons. The testate is situate aboth seven miles East Ward of Southamp• ton, and within two of 'Bishops Waltham, thrOugh winch the London Turnpike runs. . . • Inquire of tames Serie, Esq. Bishop . Stoke, near Win chester': FKEEIiOLO HOUSE AND . GROUNI4 AND COPY- HOLD LAND, 'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. ABBOTT At Garraway's 'Change-alley, Corithi To-morrow, the 3:th hist. at Twelve, in One Lot, gn evenient D VVET;I4 N H O LING- USE, Contain ing suitable principal Apartments, six best, Bedcham bers, three Attics, Kitchen, flail, - excellent Cellars;* de tached °dices, Stablin,-, fur Tewilorses, Standing for Five Carriages, Sheds, Pleasure tlround, Csrdens, and 0 rchard,. ornamented with stately Timber, handsomely ills ,posed, and containing, in the whole, six Acres. 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None can lac genuine Char Ititye trot the words— Newbery, No. 45, St. Paul's," engrav;al on thc'stunps. as 0 blessed Health ! timu art stmve all gold mat treasure; it is thou who enlargest the soul, and openest all its poi% e ft , to receive instructicsu and relish virtu:. tie that has ' has little more to wish ter: and he that is so wretches to want thee, wants every thing. with the,' l" -Sikit N THE CORI)IAL - BALM of GILEAD is uni vcrsAlly iu.knovvletted to he peculiarly ellicaciiitis in ail inward w.,slings, loss of appe'ite, indigestion. vlepit:ssion of spirit trembling or shakinf, of the hands or obstinate coughs, shortness of breath, and, consumptive it.ibits. it thin . tile blood,' eases the most violent'pains in the head and stomach, and proinotes gentle perspiration. Hy the Nobility and Gentry this Me , •icitie is mu..:ti admit d, bent.; pleasant to the taste and smell, gently astringing iii fibres of the btAinaulo, and giving that proper tensity , whi,,h a good oi es .. t; , ,n r“ptires. Nothing can be (miter adapted to hells am' nourish the constitution after a netturnal deoauch with we, &e. This Cordial is highly esteemed in the East anti wort Indies, for nourishing and invigorating the Norvouti Syste'n, and acting as a general restorati vs. on debilitated constitutions ; arising from bl)tous complainti contraCted in hot climates. Those who have the care and education of females, the stilai. pus as w. 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