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At a NOrnetoos MEETING of the GENTLEMEN of CLEVELAND, held at Kirkleatham, on Tuesday the 30th day of August, 1803 ; PRESENT : _ _ • just Published, • By 1 . 01111 STO KDAL E.. No. Ali; Piccadilly. 1. r r i HE ;IMPORTANCE of MALTA CON_ JL SI DERE!). Also Remarks which occurred dur. ing a Journey; from England to India, through Egypt,' in the year 17 7 . Mark Wood, ,Esq, M. P. late Chief Engi neer, Bengal. In :}to, with a Map. Price Ss. in board's. The Parlimentary Register, of the present Session.. • By. William Woodfall and Assistants. In 4 large Vols. Bvo. of which 44 NuMbers are already publitbed, at is. each. 3. The 'three Brothers, a Romance. By Joshua Pickers gill,. Tiin?Esq. In' 4 large Vols. [lnfo. Price ti. in boards. 4. Limed or the Emigrant, an Historical Novel, found ed On - real and recent Events. By Louis de Bruno, in 2 IMMO. illustrated with, Frontispieces., Second Edition, . price 75. in boards. 5. Sketch of all the Invasions or Descents upon th e B r i t i s h Islands, from the landing of - William tit:: Conqueror to the present Crne; in wither coloured Chart.. Second Edition, price 2 64. 6. on the French Invasion of England, by Ge. neral Deiniourier, ,Eourth I;dittun,Lo 4to. with a Chart, price only is. 6d. 7- Twelve . 1 . 0 ) 11 } laud-Bills, particularly recommended fur Distribution throughout the United Kini;dotn,' price as. per Dozen, Of 63. per Hundred. Atli% eiO3. • PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of liil AI A: I JEST I''.r ORDNANCE - do berebil elk that Proposals will Se seeeitseJ at their. 4Fre, In .$1 . Margaret. it, eel, it'eJtminster, On or before ThtiridaY the ttl7 of Sl•piembei , next, from; stecb*Perromi as may he uoJrrtake the Suppij , TANNED -HIDES; 41.4 other Arti:.;:les Of LEW rdER, j;r : Service of flit Ordnance,. for a period The Terms and Cogdition: of the C.,ntraff; lather Nature of the Articles to ,3e supplia, may hi'frnow.., upon ‘ippri. cation at the Seeretaty's Office in St.' ellariaret.street, any Ddi,' hatoein the hours of Teat and four o!clock,- - iOi.ere the Propf4ls- . are to he delivered, sealed up, and ot;lei ox Ike cuttriii, c- 4 poi.lll fir the SuppLy of Tanned Ilyer, ,for the dana7ke Service ;" but no PropOutl' can kadmitted after the eal,t ist6 day of September next. Sir.CRARLES TURNER,. hart.. in the Chair, The Hon. CHARLES DUNOAS, M. P. faHN 7 WHA RTON,. - Esq. N. P. kOBERT CHALONER, Esq.. &c. &c. &c. Tfollowing Resolutions were unanimously 1. agreed, to, viz. ist, That at-a period when the independence of the British EMpire is menaced by an ambitious and insoleat. Foe, it is the nounden duty of every British Stihjed to stand forward in deknce of the numerous blessingS he enjoys. - &WM. ......., , trrt• :.irgo eight 'and ad, That it appears to this Meeting, that upwards of tOOO Men have enrolled themselves in Cleveland as. Volunteers, under the Adt lately passed for the General Defence of the Kingdom. . . . . K~- By Order of the 80ar,,, . R. fi. CRElrs.Cre. • , MN . - . .......-.••••••• ...........0, ........-,.............. PATRIOTIC F UN I), LLOY n ' S, SEPT. 6, 11-,3. • ~ A T n (-;17EIAI, MEETING of the COM. £ 1 ~ I\4I•ITEE for MANAGING the PATRIOTIC Vt. ) .l , 'D''lti I.Lovis's, heldi l, This Day, at the Merchants' Seamen's Office, Sir FRANCIS BARING, Bart. Chairman. Amount Stibsolbed, 3 per Cent. Consuls. £20,200 0 0 Anioiant of Subsertrffba - ' - -, - - 145,638 14 9 Adjourned to Tua#llYo- the 13th of September, at Tw elve . o'Cl uc k precisely." ` t . ' FRANCIS BARING, Chairman. Stephen Aisley, Ken- IVm. Cooke, Ex sisspon - 52 10 0 chequer, V Vestnun. The full & clear Re- titer - • - 5 o o ceipts of one night's Miss M. Scott - 10 to 0 Pertbrmante at the The Levant Com :Theatreßoyal. Hay- pally , .. 500 0 0 Marko, en the loth F *Firmly, Rids of Aug. per George mond,nearßellasts o 0 0 Colman, Esq. lot it o Mat. Raper, Strat. Wm Yates, 01 But ) . ford'Phice - 105 o o Lancaster 560 'o o Mr. Walker, Rally- TheSplicstorGeneral; • bury, Hens 25 Guineas per Snow and C G . 105 0 o Mr s . Walker s o 1• M. • - '.•, t s o Mrs. S. 'Walker to .S. P.rof Portsm ou th e, is 6 Miss E.M. Do. .2. 'llO. Prikicaux 21 0 0 Miss A. F. D o . a Allen Tticl:4r , . -: so o' o Miss M. A. Do. a Fassett, Burnett and. Miss S. Do. • a SOns . roc 'o' o Servants of flie Liew. ,C , 1. Fred., , Family -, 2-47 5 1 0 Mckenzie -. 5 -. o o Two d ays pay from ' 11, 1.. Specter . „ao_o.. is the Officers, Nun . Rev. T hu, C 0 ly, per, 'Commissioned Of. !.140. boffin:it. ' . .10... a o fleets and Privates , •••"• Miss Maria Warren, , of the Ist oultoyat x ArgylhstreLt - 55 e Dragoons - tisl6 6 The Star - 3o 0- o A Servant a t Kerle -4tßriton - •- z zo. tees, Yorkshire -a a o JAW, Marsh, Chi- S . C per Castel', ebest6. - - 5o o and Co. - 5 . Vint: $ o Young Knight 21 0 0 . . "' subscrisubscription of Ten Royal Academbiltns, viZ. Paul Saudby - so to 0 Sir Francis Bowgeoisso to 0 P. er , sWaY - - to so o Sir W. Beechy - to to o 1,, S. C , .pley - '..so• to o Ils.Treshain - - to so 0 T. s'. IcsAatal - to to : o John Soars; - 1 lassit-s Wyatt, - t o t o o John Yam .: ' s :.. lto 0 0 o Elic 'night, of Chi- s 5 a Avim. t. r . to to o Mrs. Bentsen, of I s . .''•-'-..rierriftn found lington - 'l,l 111 e Royal Ex- J. VT: 'Wye -10100 s 5 0 'change -'2 o o Rich. Wild, Hackney S 5 ° rho ~ Jones. - 5 S o Rev. Francis .Forte capt. tnos. Southe- SQIC, K1101510(t1 •• 10 10 0 b!, l'Z' yal Navy to iit" a Henry Baldwin - .: 25 o o Subscriptions received by Bennetrancl White, at the Bar ° it iiiiusc,t VW: fAtttrs•tor the Committee are desiied to M k - re sseuJoMr. , W coff el,sford,SecretAry to the Patrioti c : Fund tn iTitt-t 'HE 'lets- with ~ 81...VEN. LHIL. • . ..1)R EN tutpruvirled for. rCtUrnattitt griltet . 4) acknow. lecigrnerus to tho , e bad 'WS and Gentlemen ho had the, piochless to criablo iier to liquidate those Debts that put Irbr kn fear ot t Prison ' • •ancl cm ream the assistance ott he 11n. %lane to par:it: A tew Pogads•,. that the m a y esta bli sh herself in sonic way to earn a livi ng * o r her Infant Family, as at this Tr iorn' elit she is , err of any line, and on what she can z.‘tse• on: a scant % Wardrobe. The 4tnallpst DonatiOns,will De tqc,scivecl at Coutts, Bankers, Stiand 1 or wraxisliam's, Stationer, New Bond -street. PLACE UNDER GOVERNMENT, or OFFICE in the . - LAW.. . . A GENTLEMAN- who has jest • ' acive t V hii 4 I Time to an Attothoriirensininoe,. is willing to give' ito a eq:;3l,! Vreinititn to any Person who can prog:tire him to he, 4 0 3)..inied to ether of, the above Situatioes, producing trout 6•Jo1. .to local. per „rm. and upwards. Guntlemen de. si.goitat otfretiriiv iron ()like, will find this an eli g ibl e op perioiuty 0f4,10,n O. • • A Line adclreaseu to B. W. to be left at the Bar of the Lon don Lotter -ill-use, 'Ludgateloll, mentioning the nature of ta4 manilas , procitzi.v,!and the , plCllllUnt expekiled for. the Ap. vointateni will he dui) atteiiticcl to. The laritiest secrecy anti, ho n ou r Ana ) , be elied on. The most nspedtable lte terehiet vvill 'in- ~!..,,,, ROMAN. CE IttL N rty, of this Cement or 'become, hard and imrenemble to IV.itt:r \+ . &1111 a fe ?Soars;; evert if exnospi.,to the at of the S,.a; annals, to forma 'very sitting tirtion'witit Brick•and Stone. It conuna. rucktes iiiito inmoti - 4tretigti t tct liui Wings, anti rtin.t therelnre Pr9port iona iy tilcr4 l / 4 4e their stability an d duration. In ;111 M.uti th ( Rms wilateVer, "bit particularly in the:construc tion 4rDricke,• Wittlics; Bridges. L oc k s , r an k s, Drains, NtII Races, VAts,.. etnec 4ipiatie kkoittiugs. its utility' and advantage are unquestionable • aria' it forms the h:adiest and most S:roN EL IK E STI.I C th) known in"this Country. iganufatturcd by I ) 4rket and Co. Itmki.idei-London: mss. -9 11.ROPSI-lIP.E. .i. . . , • • TO BE SOLD BY AU.CTIO, At the Castk• Inn, in Bkhop'S C istle, in the County of Se Sa ,kop,oh Friday. the •atti, and Sumo:tat the.A.oll Days - o f T- pte mber, tli.o3,l , „znettptllL at rottr 0,...k., HE MAN . 9 S, Or ORDSHIPS, *or Repotr t i „,.. Manors or Lordships, o f Ni) R B [IRV' . and 144 Rn. ICK E, and '. . sundry very Valtnible FR E E 110 I, D ITAT ES, situ a t e in. he Parishes of 'NorbUry, Clot); anti r ti.ntw s , in the ..,id County of Salr,p ; compTizing several _; l ' . . PI'PA I. FA killS; laiil colt - madly together, ciiiisisting of routt rkfi2sStatute Acres of Arable. Me idinv, and .Pastura '' mot ` "? 4, tes 3;8 like Acres of -Communing, used as a Sheep ure , wi‘k dix o s ), , ,,11.b.u.it messua g es And Ont -build i' t , in am( tar, of . tile vei ny value of tiool. upwards, 'p. '' '‘r t, ta t t,t' ke tw e x ,,, 4 ° 04 . ia,ble Tenant s, wine Terms chiefly ax printed lia tt i c t . le Present,year ; in sundry Lutav - specified }1,,, n0f . s c, stio mars, which oily be bad at the Castle Inn, Talbot, en n t reh : , T al hor, Shrewsbury ; Crown, 'Ludlow ; The E , ..stretoit • a n d t)ttke't, Arms, Knighton. In, Norb ijr i v i n . : , h a a ti tot anti . S porting (2 ,t )lll )try .'i l te x , s „ . s „„s. nines . , lie . . Iliihn;),s'e,,``"l tram Shrewsbury. and "tour front , Ilistl i i, and ;`' ; artn.the others, eight miles from Bishop' s UktrOti K • t'o further • 1 --41iltcrn•- 0 1 / 1 ~, informatton, 'apply to Messrs. Kerfbot .and. itil,').` tt,,W,arringtiin; Lanci:isfure ; Messrs, Tolderycy; and ? !. ilishowit Castle , iqr ioliti Thomas, Criftun, near *l. lslll4 P, s „Cast i le; or lqesirs.. Manley and - Lowe's, Middlo Leppte, Lotman where ;rioted Particulars may also be had. :-.....:-________:_ ' . • NI IDD LESEX SUNBU WY and SH EP P F.RTO N. tt t • Lt ,... ~• 'I-- c - "" "" and CO PYtIO ID EstAlT'iii IN fl Elt 1..: ..: TANCE, - TITHE FREE With Possession at Michaelmas next. ' .'. . 7 9.1)4 SOLD I3Y AUCTION, . At the Fl o By Mr. ADAMS, wer Pot Inn, at Sunbur, - on Monay the th Septeruhrt inst. between the Hou y rs of Two - and Four l9 Lill lii Atterboon, • A . very co. 't ESTATE, ' i at CUARL pIu. sttua e . ,,, TON, in the Parish of Sunbury, Consisting or a rA RM 110 OS E,' a good Garden, three Barns, Stable, anti frltlier necessary Out-buildings, a -Home 1: lose. of , about an 7j l . a n °reliant, two Alktrueuts upon tit:: line liielOsure, 6. 1 i 9, one. of about 26 Acres of Arable, the o th er of about 9A. , n ``,• 2 1 P. of tit:; Common ; the whole adjoining the lionte, ' 1- c°n tail , l l nr to-ether 31A. 2R.al P. and also about - seven 5 ' 1 , 1 ... j .s of Meadow*, part, about 6 A. thereof, being a Close, t} it; ill the Parish Of Shepperton, and the remainder ' 31 2i , 5.: ► in t he.Comition Meadow ot'Sheppetton. . • ' rt_l4 'lbw?, is a convenient distalax IninLK,ingst°lh Rich and. C iertsey, Uxbridge, :Ind HounslOw.'' 1 For further particolars, apply either to - Messrs. 'Morrell, ` l ` - "lliast or to the Auttioncer, Oxford. scl, That in the opinion of this Meeting, the Volunteers of Cleveland would be .much more eliedive if united in one Regiment, than if tieing as detached and separate Corps. 4th, That the Chairman be therefore requested to offer to Government, through the medium of the.. Lord Lieutenant, 1- the formation of a Regiment. of Cleveland Volunteer Infan try, consisting of moo Men, without expence to Govern ment, except Par Arms, Ammunition, and Accoutrements, and the Twenty Shillings per, Man allowed for Clothing. ' and without other Pay than that °tiered by Government, un less when call:d out into adual Service to serve in Ally part of Great Britain, in ease of invasion or Rebellion. sth; Tlilt if the above offer is accepted, theJlon. Law. rence Duod is, l'v;. P. be humbly recommended,as the : Co. lond of the Itegirnentiohn Wharton, Esq. M. P. as the Lieutenant-Colonel, and Robert Chaloner, Esq. as the Ma. jor ; and that such other - Officers will be humbly mended hereafter as may appear • best qualified for so portant a purpose. . . h, That a Subscription be immediately opened for the Service of the Cleveland Volunteers; to be paid at such times as a Committee now to be appointed shalt from time to time direa. • . 7th, That Sir Charles Turner, Bart. and the other Gen tlemen present, and all Subscribers to' the amount of 201. and upwards, be a Committee for concluding the Subscrip tiout choosing the Uniform. and,. in general, for promoting, 'the. Design of the foregoing Resolutions ; live of the Com mittee'to constitute a Quorum. ; Bth, That Mr. William Danby, or C :litho', be appointed Treasurer for receiving the Subscriptions. gth,. That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the Chairman, for his zealous exertions in the Cause of his Country, and kir his able Condudt in the Chair. loth, That the Chairman be requested to - sign these Reso lutions as the At of the Meeting, and to publish them in such of the London and Country Newspapers:as he•may think proper. CHARLES TURNER, Chairman. WARRANTED UNDRAWN TICKETS AND • SHARES. NAILSS HORNSBY and Co. No. 26, coenhill; will continue' telling Tickets,lveS, Quarters, Ei&iths, and Sixteenths (yiarranted undrawn.at tiw time of pun:kissing), during the Utrawinig, which will not tinakly close uutil the Ist of Ociolier. The - Seciniti Day's Drawing will commence on Saturday next, .•" ''''T ' - '"" , —r-- . • lids Day was publish e d, in Qdavo, Price I's. ' - D'ONAPARTE ;. or, .:The FREE BOATER : „ij A DRAMA: In Three Ads. By JOHN SCOTT' RI PON, Esq. Landon: Printed far S. Highley (successor to the late 141.. John Murray), No. . z .. li, I 4: .4eqL.,lrea ; E. 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The number of Editions Clin has run through, and the eulogiunis passed on it in various Reviews, the Encyclopedia Britannica, and other celebrated Works, are stifficient - assurances to the Public of its intrinsic merit and as it has been long out of print, it is presumed it will not be less acceptable in its present form than when first otkred to their notice by its ingenious Author, Mr. Usher. Sold by Messrs. Longman and R:es, No. 39; Paternoster row;' and to be-had of all Booksellers in town and country. This Dav was Two large Volumes Oaavo, Illustrated by Eleven Cop per-Plates, price tsi, in boardi, - A Second Edition, greatly enlarged, of . PRACTS on the NA . IIJRAL HISTORY of 41. ANIMALS and VEGETABLES. Tran Slated from the Original Italian of --.• 'rile ARTIE SPALLANZANT, Ruyal Protessorot Natural History in the T iniversity of Pavia, F. R. S. London, &c. &c. lly JOHN GRAHAM DALYF.LL, Esq. Advocate. With Illustrftions by the Translator. Printed for T. N. Longman and 0. Rees No: 39, Pater. noster-row ; W. Creech. and A . C onsta bl e, ***, The acknowledged Fame of. the cclebratcd Author of these Tratis, and the importance of his numerous piscova des, are too veil established to require any additional Con firmation'here.. His name has justly been enrolled*itirthe 4,1 the most illustrious European Physiologists; and his kk rorkir will ever remain an emblem of genius and reselreh.r-- All bear indisputable evidence of profound investigation into the Phenomena of Nature, and bt the most comprehensive and enlightened understandirn , . The Treatises on the Natu ral History of Aninials and Vegetables vitl rank with the first tit' his Produdions ; for the new, singular, and inte resting matter they contain will be an equal source of ,plea hunt and admiration to the philos o phic reader. . • WORTHY the A rrt. ,, ... lON 'of THE.AFFLICTED. 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About ten months since I married, arid three weeks ago my wife presented me with a son, to the great joy of mvselt and friends; who had a long time despaired of hay log. the family Warne perpetuatetC. • If, Sir, you think the publication of this remarkable cure will tie a benefit to the comt - nunity, arid to young men in particular, you arc perfealy at liberty to do so. , My rank anti situation aide makes it unproper for my .name to appear at the bottom of an advertisement in a public paper ; ever, I shall be in. London about the middle of next month, when I shall lie happ y to assure you with what. respeet and ' gratitude I.am, Sir, Von( much. obliged humble Servant, W. E. Royal N av y. The Botanical Syrup and Re3torative Nervous Cordial, to be had at the Dodar's I-louse, No. 9, :A I bion4treet, in bOttles attl. 25.. IS.;6d. and ss t c.i. 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T jiEt jeare to inform you,, that ever since the . year. r. 79 0,• I have IsCvn afflicted with the Lues Vene. rea • whick, rfonn it, obstinately resisting . every Course o f Medicine prescribed by the most eminent-of the Faciiity nere, 3ii,l midecginng several severe courses of salivation, and twice discharged front the Hospital, with little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature.' I n the spring of last-year my. disorder had got to such a head, as nearly, to put a period to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head, one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in'a fright lid nialiner ; iny right was dread fully painful, and had be•.3l in a state of ulceration tor the last seven years; my left had also two large: 110,10$ on it, %N.'s very Mitch discolomed, anti have 111 e. such exciutiat ily NM,' particularly when warm in bed, as nearly to de prive me of rest ; .ill this lamentable state, I was recom. mended by Mr. J.. Thomp,ori, (who received so great a cure by ,them' here), to - take your leaker's Patent Pills, w hick !I began to do on the 26th of Muy ;iii the course of a fortnight, I b egan to receive benefit — in., little more than a month, the ulcers on my he:d and arms were soundly healed soon atter, the sores on iny legs healed also • leaving, hoWever considerable discolouration i n t h e skin,and.patn M the b,.:ne ot the lett, which, by the !iles. ling of Cod, and a little lonAer perseverance in your inva suable Medicine, subsided ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue s 's:mil the notlurnal pains 'gradually going oft. I thus became, by your liberal advice and Me dicine, perteetly tree front_ all my former complaints— ' have recovered my tnrmer• 'spirits and strength, and am be, come jolly and tat, in which st.qe having continued many months to the astonishment . Of all who knew me, I am at 1011 S inwhat terms to express my gratitude,' but beg you, for the good of other suffering-mortals, 'to make this : , my case as pUblie as possible, as I shall on every occasion • in so doing, you, will greatly oblige, Sir, your grareful, obedient, very humble servant, • ALEX. MURKE R. SwaA's Close, High.street, Edinburgh. • Witnesses to the abtive Cure : lons TIioUPSON, No. 3, New Poultry Market; and 10 UN NPIN toss, Old Assembly-Close, Edinburgh. Prepared and Sold by the sole Propriettir, THOMAS TLY Loa, Member of the Royalßoval College .of Sur. grams, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London; wta:re, .utter a constant residence of more than thirty-six years, in a make particularly . direeled to the cure of Venereal Coniplaints and those incidental to the Parts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of his profession should altvays observe in such cases, he flatters himself, the advice and ,assi,tance he gratuitously adminitters to persons taking *this Metlichte,; will' he ‘ e*tecnietli by a discerning Public, as f aklVAntage set- domattainable and void of all ambiguity. . Also sold, by his appointment, tor the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Perteinees,. No. 15.. St. Allan's-Stre et , P a ll-M a ll L the Toyshop, No. sou 'Ox ford-street ; Mr. Disborough's, Nu. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Steel's, Bookseller, No. r, Union-row, Little Tower hill Mr. Baxter's, South-bridge, Edinburgh; Mr. Mac donald, Glasgow,; Mr. Callwell's, Dublin; and by One person in every considerable town in Great Britain and Ire. Pant, in Sexes-of only 2s. 9d. each, sealed up with toll and Plate directions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and saietY• N. B. `Eitery Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners is Printed, at the .Starnri-office—ii T. Taylor, No. g, Neu bridge-street,” —t o imitate which is Felon" , and 41s other) are Cetainverteits. EAST INDIA IiOUSE, Setlemlyr 7, 1 so 3 . THE COURT of DI R eC H T Rs UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS 1::1 ENG. LAND trading to :be East tidies, .4 ovoy give That 14y will be ready to receive fropos,drin we:ring, on or before WEDNESDAY, the tut instant, from any Person 1.4P)0 may have engaged t 4 fiiinish the Contntirdotters of als Atzjest; Transport Service, with the Tonnage Jro New &nth os what Term they are tyilling to Let to the company .4 GOOD COPP.ER.BOTTOMED SHIP, of from 450 to soo Tons Bus - then, to bring home Tear and eater Gods f►om China ; lira) Ship to he apiroved by the,Contp4l 7 l-, Offiers, and to he Manned and Equipped in evety respeti agree• ably to the usual Regulations of the Contraly. The Trader express the Rate of Freight J:r• Builder's Measurement; and also for Surplus Tonnage; and stating the same on the lowest Terms, 'as the - re will not he an opportunity of making st,j , abatement. TAe Tenders with toe word: " Ship Tender" on Ile. corer ' to be severally left crditb the Secret , ky, -4 1 ci' 4efore Twelve o'Cl4e* at !Vow:, 6n tko sal-I* w inst. beyond aufjrcb &nr-not 74:nder will be received:. WILLIA 111 RA NSA Y, Sec: Draft . . of the Time and Condition: on which the said Ship wilt 1; entertained for - the emtpasee Service, may he - teen - ee' application to Mt. Coggan, Clerk to the ComMittee GOVERNMENT SECURITY AGAINST COUN. !One arc Genuine, without having " SA Mi.. Sotoi Limp° engraved in the Stamp.: and Ten Pounds Re... ward, for every, Bottle sold without a Stamp, to b pair} on conviction, under Aft of Parliament, the 42d Geo. In; Ch. 16; before any Justice of . .the Peace.' THE Inhabitants of this Ci t y ar e resrA i vely informed, that Mr. Mathews has just receivcil a very valuable Supply of the celebrated . CORDI ALM of G 11. EA D, tor Debilities, Nervous Disorders, WeakOC43Cll pectiliarstio I eniales, ilysterical' AtlisQioris , and Lowness of spirits, Loss at Appetite, and Indigestion, and Consuinp..:' tive Ciimplaints in general, &c. 'Lt is the moat absdlifte medy tot such Di eases as are attended with the following symptoms ; *namely ? a great straitness of the breast, withr difficulty of breathing; !violent • palpitations .of thisheart4 sudden flashes of heat nt various parts of the body at other times. a SQII3C of cold,. as .. f wafer was • riGII red on tiler/V...14a'. ing pai ns i n the arms and limbs, ba...k and belly, re..s..rtibling those OCCaiioliett • by' the. Gravel ; th! =pules .very•-verial2l4, somet i mes pnom mo nly SIOVVi, , a; o. oerE4M::4 very !laid; t yawning, the hiccough, frequent sighing, and a sense of suftivatiolly .as from a. ball throat Altero:ite fits of crying and convUlaive latighing ; the sleep . I.nis'atind, and seldoin.yetresbing, and the Patient often Lt./401W witli 11 grid dreams.—Much has been said, by interested indivi duals., agaillitMediCilleS that are advertised, hut there 4.1 a very important observation to be matte respecting the Ccerdiiii -1331m of Gilead, that unless its Operation be•eentle. sate' and efficacious, it could not have r i sen to t h e oncxmnplec i repine and universal demand- It has acquired ; for, as it hat. rarely the great advantage of a persuasive advocate at the ear of tile Poti,mt,, so nothing but his Lianviction of its virtues,' by its salutary can induce him to persevere, - and yet reasonable perseverance is certainly most requisite to enable even tile hypieit combination of 4:fiymicals and galenical's' to root oUt Chronic Diseases, and restore tile Valetudinarian to health: . / Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guineas. The Cordial Balm of Gilead is sold in Bottles, price Itilf a..Guinea each ; there are also, Bottles, price 335, contain-. in,4 equal to four Bottles at . ros. 61, by Which the Patient , saves 9s. including also the Duty ; the Stamp of which 'bears the Proorictor's name and address, Sand. Solomon, Liver. ;toot," to imitate which is Felony. N. 8.. Tito 'Pottage of all Letters must be paid, and a,feir enclosed for advice. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti..lsetigines, and Ab.. , stergent,Lotion, and .4 Guide to Health ," are Sold by Remnant, Hamburgh ; Bach, Peter.stree4 New,. York ; Mathews, No, IS, Strand, London ; Bath, by Hazard; Bristol, Bul,;in ; Brighton,' Gregory ; minghami.Knott assts Lloyd ; isetiford, Smith liianutcrd,' Sinonans ; Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle; Ch m eltenha,' SO. don ; Cambridge. Hodgson ; . .Coventry,,Rolia ll ow t coteh e s.. ter, Keyiner ; Cante r b ur y, Si mmons t Carlisle, f utlzr _ ; Chatham, Etherillgton Chelmithril, elachar, ; , Chester,' • Pool and Son ; Cliseltester, ; C.irencepret . ,,Sinith ; Chippentilin, Coiribt ; Duedale,'"No: - 7, Eicliange. court; Derby, Drewry ; Durham, Pennington ; D over , Nealcs ; Devizes Lowe; Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Rose; Dartmouth, .Jackson , Edinburgh,, , Stria;;, North Bridge.;, Exeter, 'Crewman and Son ; Falinetith ; Glances ter, Pitt, Walker; Glasgow, .Nlititl):Novni;rld:l;ailtts.itvoelittle7Alf.,4Cikacair,r.: druggist ; Leeds, brms, ; Lincoln, Drury ; Lynn Headley ; Leicester, Gregory, Swinfen ; Lewei, - Pitt chester, Thompson ;, Margate. Marlbolough, Harohl ; Newbury, Puller, - A live ; castle .galker, Hodgson ; Marthaitipron, Dicey ; Notting. , Nage ; Norwich, titeVelison and Co. ; Oxforti, Jones i',Plymouth.Dock, Hoxland ; Portsmouth, • Retain ; Reading, Smart and Co. ; Rochester, Etlicrington ; Preston. Sergent ; Shrewsbury, Etitiosves ; Satithamplon, Baiter ; • Stafford, Morgan; Staitifortl, Newcomb ; Sunderland Bray; Salisbury, Collins ; Scarborough, Bayley ; Taunton, Poole; Tunbridge • Wells ) -Spra n g e , ; ; •Weylnouth, Wood; ‘Vindsor, Blakeney ; 'and by all Venders oh Genuine Medicines in the United Kingdom. Of whom may be had, a new Edition. being nearly Three Hundred Pages, price only soLoMON's GUID Or advice to both sexes, on feritrile diseases, Nervous., Ify-' puchundriac, and I:9nsumptive Complaints, This Book is recommended to young men and boys; h;,s 1)4V41 the labouror many years experience and ObServasion' on the oalatititotrs consequeuees of a , secret and desite;;t:,e vice. 'Co which Is added ;in Essay on diseases: ineichnit to tl:inales, ,- aild an A • pendix. on the subjea of a solita t y„ and- destructive vice; also,. art Addr: - :Sa tO Parenti, Guardians, "'Tutors, and those who' have the care and education ut Youth. .I ikewite advice tar Bathing, explaining fl u of treatment; in the (Fah:rent stages , Of the Scurry, Lephisy; Rhec„; matism, and Venereal Disease; calltivtiS to young persona of Atte danger of iMpreper connexion;; et improper treat. tnent. &c, 1" The amazing sale of thi s B oo k i t the be criterion et , its vast