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he then i 5 f.tree punishing mutiny acrd desett lion, and for the better payment 'of the aruty, arid their quarters; and the Articles of War made!.' . in pursuance thereof',, and ail the provisions:contain:a , ed in every. such A and Articles of War, shall be in force with respeet to them, and shall'extend to, ail the.ollicers, Non.commissioned (Aces, Drum. e nters, and private Men, so drawn out and 'assembled, while embodied as atOresaid, in all eaaes whatsoever. No person serving under this Mt to be compel'. • fable to Wl' VS Out of Orem Britain. • When perSorts,enrolled unde'r this MI, are ordeted to' be drawn out, the County Lieutenants shall issue orders accordi;'.gly, and the Constables shall cause matice to be given to men to attend. • Lieutetiants and Deputy Lieutenants to fix upon Signals of Alarm in case of Ineasiop. If persons enrolled shall not march, in pursuance o(order,' they shall be deemed Deierters ; and per. sons harbouring them shall forfeit tool. In ease any person who shall be enrolled for Mi. litary Seceice under this Ad, shall, at the time of the drawing'out, assembling, and embodying of the ' ersons liable to serve under this MI, in pursuance of any order of Midis Majesty as aforesaid, repair on horseback to the place of such Meeting, properly tnuunted, , artneti, and accoutred, at his own ex. pence, in order to set ve in any corps of Cavalry as a DragoOn; every such person shalt be entitled and appointed to serve in some regiment or corps of Ca, eatry, and shall not be compelled to serve in any Regiment OT Corps of Infantry. In all cases in which any Volunteer Corps shall have been or shall be formed under this MI after the passing thereof, with the approbation of His Najes i ty, in : any County or Parish, the effedive membet t:f which corps shall amount to such pro. portion,of the ,nomber of men enrolled for military service in such ,Ctatanty a t rainsh under this MI, as shall appear . s a t ial a oory to ills Majesty ; and such Volunteer Caps shall have agreed or.shall agree to march to any part of Great Britain for the defence thereof, in case of aaual invasion, on the appear. a+o.c of an enemy in force upon the coast, and for the suppression of any Rebellion or Insurreaiort . as aforesaid, it shall be laWful for His Majesty, by any order communicated through one of his Prin. cipal Secretaries of Stare for that purpose, to the Lieutenant or Deputy Lieu * .tenant of such County, to exempt such'County or Patialt Irom such of the prikrisions of aids MI as , require the men enrolled for military service under this Ad to be trained, carrcised, drawn our, assembled, or embodied, under and stihjea nevertheles, to 'auch conditions, as to the number Of effeaive men to be constantly existing in such Volunteer Corps, and to such other rules and regulations as to exercise, muster, or inspeftiort by General or other Officers, as to His Majesty shall Seem necessary ; and in case of failure in compliance 1:0th such conditions, rules, and regulations, or it' the number of such Corps shall not continue equal to Vdhat shall be required in that behalf, the men en. solled . for Military Service in such County or Parish, shall be subject to all the Provisions of this Aa i in the same manner as if no such Volunteer Corps had been f a nned, or no such order of His Majesty had Bern made thereupon. Such Voluntcer Corps liable to march on Inva. Sion, on amnions of Lord Lieutenant, and punish. able as Deserters for neglen. Persons enrolled - when Ordered our, to he entitled to the sime pay es Other Infantry ; and Non.com. missioSed Officers and Men 'maimed or wounded entilird in the benctia of Chelsea Hospital. • Every person so called nut as Aforesaid, upon repairing' to the place of assembly, take the g Oath, and which shall, and may be then and there ..Bola stereo to him by any Deputy Lieu. ireant or j ,rice of the Peace ; that is to say : tr T, . did sincerely,promise and swear, That • 4 , 61 he faithful and bear true Allegiance '' t o Ills Majesty King Gsoaal the Thiril, :I ft.; that I will faithfully serve flia,Majesty f' in Great Britain flu the defence of the same, against all his Enemies and Opposer!! what. g l 60i:Vet. Su help me Gob . And thereupon all such persons, whether already formed into Cotupaniei or nor, shall be placed under the cotnmand of such General or 'other Officers, and shall be added, or joined to such existing Corps, whether Registars Sencibles or Militia,. appointed to serve within Great Britain, for the protedion of the Realm, or shall: be formed into new Corps' in Such manner as His Mojesty shalklited, and shall thereupon march,and thereupon proceed to any part of Great Britain, for the purpose of repelling and defeating the tuvasion,of the. Enemy, or fat...sup pressing any Rebellion or Instillation then arising 'or existing within the Realm. When' persOns ordered out on aEival service, Re ceiver General to pay Two Guineas for the'uie of each man. - Urn the defeat or repulse of the E nem y-, per. sons called out shall be returned home,lnd shall be allowed One Guinea.over and above the usual rate of ply to carry them home. Wives and Families of persons enrolled, and bcry_ ink under this MI, entitled to relief. Att tint to impede levying men to complete cm. hldied Militia, or the Army. of Reserve. provisions raf A.ls reliftive 'to the Militia, so far as artplicable s _shall extend to this Aft, Clerks to Gential Meetiogs, Sec. to be rewarded for their trouble. Penaliirt, to, go to Orishes, and when overseers h ave sw money in hand they are to make rates. Lord 'Liemtenant to - hav - e the command,in their counties of oleo enrolled while within the county or otherwise,' until - specially otdeted by Hi s M 4. ksty, Lord Lieutenant may appoint Deputy Lieutenants to 1 ,4 t al; Lietotnalits of Division of Counties, who 'Ol4l rink as Fiel.l Officers, anal other DtTuty'Li'ru. tenants aN CAptaillS 471 Milt; (.1. No order, or p a lv;;11011 5k..11 be removed into any k:Ourr, 1101` pri/CCC(11 11 :1 , , 4, 11,ieretpon huperseticii. . . . Tile Aet to CO„Lit. :ti force unlit the RAri c i. ' io n of i i . Dv , ,;itivc, 'i'temy of l'eaee with ffi s Ma. iost V's enemies, arid nr.iy Le ulterat, varied, or re:. 1 ., AO, Ily Ally Act or Ails to he ina.te in this pre— .t-i)r Se•psion of Parliament. Foot LO VDO% GAZETTE, 19, taes : . . . Whitehall, Jule t 9, t 84:4. The Xing itas been pleased to grant to the Rev. *into) Beaumont Busby, Cle►k, Master of Arts, the Place and Dignity of a Prebendary of the Free Chapel of Windsor, now void by the promotion of Dr. John Fisher to the Bishopric of Exeter. • War-Office, 3erity 19, 18e,3. vat Regiment of Gifu Guards, Quarter. Master John Whal e , ,of the ist Life Gnards;jto,be CUrnet and Sub.:Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Mt lion-, Leicester Stanhope, pro moted. ; Royal Regiment 'of Horse Chian's, Lieutenant William George Cherry to' be Captain 'of a Troop. Lieutenant lobo Horsley to be ditto. John 'Wilmer *ield, Gent. to be ,Cornet, by.putchase, vice Wood, promoted. Ist Regiment of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant, Abraham C. Sober to be Captain of a Tro.op.. ad Ditto, Lieutedant Westbft Mathes to lie ditto.' 34 Ditto, Lieutiolinit P. ,C. Stephenson to beditto., Richard Clarke ? Gent. to be Cornet, by purchase, vice Brock, pro. tnoted in the'B9th Foot. • ' • • 4tli Ditto, Lieutenant EraSmus Goodwin to be Captain of a Troop. • sth Ditto, Lieutenant A. OrmSby to be ditto. bth Ditto, Captain the Honourable Richard King, from the '96th Foot, to be ditto. 7th Lieutenant William Davis to be ditto. Ist Right - mut of Dragoons, Captain' Ralph Creyke, from Half-pay of the Regiment, to be Captain of a Troop. ad Ditto, Lieutenant finites Kerr to be ditto. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant 'Henry Watson to be ditto. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant fames Hugonin to be ditto, 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Stephen-Stoddart to be ditto. Lieute. tenant Richard Fermin, from Halt-pay of the 62.il loot, to be Lieutenant, vice Luggard, who exchanges, receiving the ilt%rence. 7th Regiment of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant A. Barber to be Captain ora Troop. Bth Ditni, Lieittenaot Thomas Saul to be ditto. 9th Ditto, Lieutenant 11. Bagwell to be ditto. Loth Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Oliver to he ditto.' Henry Carter, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase, rice Ruthveo, who retires. I :tit Ditto, Lieutenant Robert Horsley to be Captain of a T rim>. lath Ditto, Lieutenant 1.. H. Moore to he ditto. 13th Ditto, Lieutenant R. Buchanan to . be ditto. ~ .....„. 14th Ditto, Lieutenant lohn Chapman to be ditto. tth Ditto, Lieutenant Arthur Wepton to be ditto, ioth Ditto, Lieutenant W. J. Fry to be ditto. ryth Ditto, Lieutenant Supple to be ditto. 18th Ditto, Captain Philip'Hay, from Half-pay of the late 23d*Light Dragoons, to be ditto, zotlt Ditto, Lieutenant W. Boyle to barna°. soth Ditto, Captainjohn De Lancey, from Half-pay of the *7th Foot, to be ditto. • , east Ditto, Lieutenant H. Mangin to be ditto. , alci.Ditto, Lieutenant Richard Bowles to be ditto. tat •Rgitnertt of Fpnt Guards. To' be Captains of Corn , patnes—Captain John Dick Rurnaby. Captain Peregrine aitland. Captain the Honourable, Edward Capel. To be Lieutenant—C?ptain• I3ouverie, from Half-paY of the Regiment, vice 'Townsend, who ex changes, receiving the difference. • Coldstream Regiment of Foot Citard.s, Captain Thomas Stib • ben to be Captain of a Company. Captain Sir William Sheridan, Bart. to be ditto._ _ . 3d Regimiit of root Cuatc4,,Capt.tin Robert Hunter to be Captain of a Company. Captain Thomas. Carey to be ditto. Tbt Battalion ofthe Ist Regiment of Foot,, Lieutenant "Arch'. bald Campbell to be Captain of a Company. id Battalion of Ditto, Lieutenant George Osbalclistnn Bowe to be ditto. Captain Tho Mas Lynch, from the 27th Foot, to be ditto, vice Birmingham, who eicchanges. ad Regiment of Foot, Lieutenant P. L. Walsh, to be Cap. tain of a Company. 3d Ditto, Lieutenant Martin Leggett, froM Hall..pay of the late tooth Foot, .to' be Lieutenant. Lieutenant John Charles Smith, Irom Half-pay of the 4th Fi k ot, to be Lieutenant. To be Ensigns— --- Colthurst, Cent. Charles Johnson, Gent. lohn Chat tenon, Gent. Charles Evans, Gent. 4th Ditto, Lieutenant Alexander Alexander to be Captain of a. Company, th Ditto, Lieutenant N . Hamilton to be ditt o . 6th Ditto, Lieutenant Henry Comm to be ditto. 7th Ditto, Lieutenant Willi a m Bernard, to b e di tto . lith Ditte,. Lieutenant S. W. 1.0341 C to be ditt o . gth Ditto, , Captain Thomas itiulkin to lie Major, without purchase, 'vice Molesivorth, promoted in' he Newfoundland Lieutenant Wills im Gomm to be Captain. of a CoMpany. Captain the lion. Gi , erge Carleton,. from the Oath Fein ' to be ditto. vice Bodkin. r loth Ditto, Captain Davit Parkhill, to be Major, without 'purchase, vice Mellifont, promoted in the astir Foot. Lieutenant faines . Higginson, to be Captain of a Company, Lietitenant Cashell to be ditto, vice Parkhill. ith Ditto, 'Lieutenant Henry Campb e ll to b e Capta i n o f Company. tzth Ditto, Lieutenant Patrick Moyna, to be ditto. etch Ditto, Lieutenant Thomas Serle to be ditto. 14th Ditto, Lieutenant Peter Henry to be ditto. tstb Ditto, ,Lieutenant lope Maxwell to, be ditto. frith Ditto, tietitenant thigh lkilassey to be dit t o. 17th Ditto, Lieuitiiint Edwatel Falkner t o b e ditto. Mit 11. i th , Brevet E ieinenant.Coluotl.Rob ert D ou glas, from the Stith Foot, to be Lieuteriant.Colotief. To be atajois.-M;ijor . from Half-nay of • th. gth Ligiit Deleornis. lirevet,iv.l9nr john Hope• To be Ceptaiiis -7-Lieutenant Isaac Ed varsi.l4iLten. Captain (Merman, 00111 liall-pay,9l . the 3d Regiment at the trick - ,Brigade,vice Hope. ' Captain Denis O'Farrell, from ditto. _Captain the lion. Georgelvlathew, from l Liii.pay of the it4th.,l-00t... Captain F. Pierce,- from INF-14'Y ot the tst Regiment of the Irish Brigade. Captain A. Berkeley, from. Halt-pay of the 3Sth Foot.. • • Tribe Lteutecants—Lieutenant Peter Scott, from Hal f•pay tit the sOth Foot. Lieutenant. Stotesbury, from Halt pay ot the sth Foot. Lieutenant Dillon Hughes, from Half-pay of the:46th FOOL ' Lieutenant R.N. King, from Half.pay of the kisth Foot. Lieutenant John Mackay, from Half-pay of the loth Foot. Lieutenant R. Huson, from Half.pay of the I:3th Foot. • Lleutenabt George Mac. lean; from Half-pay of the 46th Foot.. Lleutenant Henry Madden, from Flal , .pay of the Irish Artillery. To be F.risigns- , -Cornet Henry Brereton, from Half.pay of the late 24th Light Dragoons. lames'ldarrington, Gent, Igth Regiment of Foot--Lieutenant James 11 , 1‘Nab to be Ca tarn of a Company. loth Ditto.-Lieutenant Christopher Hamilton to be Captain of a Company. • • • . Robert Reid, Gent. to be Ensign, by.Purdiase, vice Peel, promoted in the szd Foot. 213 t Ditto—Lieutenaht Robert, Fed.* to be Captain of a. Company. - %ad Ditto-Lieutenant Thomas Battle to be ditto, 23d Ditto—Lientenant j. 0, Vaneourtland to be ditto, a.;rh Ditto—Lieutenant William Robinson to be ditto. zsth Ditto—Lieutenant lames Peat to be ditto. 26th Ditto—Captain Sir be Dalyell, Bast. from Half. pay of the yid Foot, to be ditto. To be Lieutenants--Lieutenant Francis Livingstone, froM Half-pay of the ad Foot. • Lieutenant James Wilkie, from Ilalf-pay of the Ifit Dragoon Guards. To be Ensigns—l.- °Midas, Gent. S. Chrittle, Gent. 12. flaggerstone, Gent. Alexander Thompson, Gent. James Douglas, Gem. 27th Dittes—Lieutenant• John Beavan to be Captai n of a, Company. Captaiolohn Birmingham, from the 2.4 Battalion Royals, to be ditto, LyneNwho exchangea. ' A Rome Battalion ot Infantry, Colonel Edmund Earl of Cork, from lialf.pay of the 4th :Foot, to be Colonel. A Reserve Battalion of Infantry, Colonel James Leith, of the Princess of liVales's late Fenciblea, to be Colonel. Colonel,Williain - Stewart, late of the Sgth Foot, tube Lieu tenant. Colonel Brevet Lieutenant. Colonel William Alexander, from Half pay of the Londoutlerry Regiment, to he Major,. A Reserve Battalion of Infattos , 4lColonel ,Sir William Er skine, Batt. from Hatfilay of the late. t 334 Foot, to be Colonel. - Captain Alex. Gordon, from: the ozd Foot, to be Major. To be E nsigns —Donald Macdonald, Gent.. Robert Anther son, Gent. Patrick Straeltan; Gent. A Reserve Battalion of infantry, the Hon. G. Chetwynd Stapleton to be Colonel, with temporary Rank in - the Army, vice Peter, whose Appointment does not take place. Brevet Major Joseph Thompson, from the 46th I oot, to be Major. To be Ensigns-• William Elliot Fttzgerald, Gent. Thomas Willingham, Cent. john Dutton, Gent. Robert Waugh, Gent. s A Reserve Battalion of Infantry, Robert Earl of Roden, to be Cotoilet, with teinporirt , Rank in the Army. Lieutenant-Colonel Charles s;trickland, front Half-pay of the 3;th Foot, to be Lieutenant-Colonel. • Major Sir Edward Michael Ryan, K. M. T. front Ha,lf..pay of Hanger's Levy, to he Major. s A Reserve Battalion of Infantry, Brevet Lieutenant John Thornaa, from the 28th Foot, to beLieutenant-Colonel. Major U. Campbell,. from Half-pay of the Cape Regiment, to be Major. T o b e Hurt, Cent. William Bradley,_ Cent. Charles Urquhart, Cent. Mitchell, Gent. ' • RANK, EIPTS. Robert,Eirnote, late of Alvechnrch, Worcester, miller and corit-la6tor, to surrender Aug. r, at eve, a; at eleven; and 30, at twelve, at Vauxhall, Aston, •Birmingham. Attot nies, Mr. Boutflower, New North-street, Red-Lion4quare, London • or Mr. Holland, Birmingham. Edward I3lakeway, lain Rose, and Robert Winter, of Coal port, Shropshire, Porcelain:maiiuradurers, Aug. la,: and at eleven, at the Lion - Inn, Broseley, Shropshire. m Attores, Mr. Pritchard, Brose ley; or Alt. PloWdtai PrcSland, BriinswiCk-square. • John Leigh, late of Liverpool, merchant, Aug. tr. 12, and 30, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorney, Orred, Liverpool. Ceo. Singleton, of Pancrass-lane, ;London, merchant, filly 0, and Aug. 2, 30, at ten, .at Guildhall. Attorniea,,Mr. Hurd, Temple, London; or Mr. Partingtnn, Maneliester. Win. Phillips, of Liverpool, fruiterer, Mg. Ts, 16, and 30, •at twelve, at the York Hotel, Liverpool. Attorney, Mr. _ Williamson, Liverpool. Wm. Leigh the younger, late of Liverpool, merchant, Aug. in, tl, - and 30, ateleven, at the,Globc Tavern, Liverpool'. Attorney, Mr.,Orred, Liverpool.' : . On Sunday evening a terrible afrray took place in King -street, St. George's in the East, between se_ veral labouring men, when six of them were so shockingly bruited as to be taken to the London Infirmary, with very little hOpes of recovery. On Monday the adjourned Sessions were held at Guildhall, before the Lord Mayor, Recorder,' &c. The only trial of any, note was that of a 'Jew anc3 his son, who were inclined for buying the King's copper Stores, knowing the same to have been stolin. They were both found guilty, and sen. tence:l, the father to be confined in Ne - w'ate for twelve months, and to be hoed sol. and the son' to be confined one month in the smut gaol. BIRTHS. • On Sunday last, at ViscOunt Newark's, Portritan-square, the Hon.- Mrs..iientinck, of a Son.. °• • • • • On Tuesday, at Somerset-Place; Lady Louisa Rodney, of a Daughter. ~. i. A L C o o t p icr y tn e: A th u e g. A. t li s i i d:v so tt o i : nale. by lutin WC.Oveanl ' No. Is, Church.street. iit.:cktti.tt....road, at Guild i ' COMUE, txd-Mayor. ' 7, , 1 John M 4 Gt)tvaii, tit) bctthy trt4ke oath,' that_ • t t hue received astonilitinK benefit by taking 1)r, Era'. dum's Nervous Cordial, which ivis.iecommendea to•n Yell0:3 a Medical Man ; was curod of a Bilious Fever, jaundice, and Palpitation of the Heart. "JOHN‘ M‘GOWAN. " Sw zg o oo m . a b t e G fore uil m dh e a , l l l, oh t. n on r d e o r n ri qh t is sq t ! t A li d i s e y rrn ot a ' sl A . lasti Extract from the Bristol Papers. . • For the - perusal of 'those afflided with Nervous Complaint,' I stand you my Case, and.lhipe to see it published : • {We l Two years .miscarriage, ago I had a scarrage, eon me to my room for. three months, I was attended by a Physician, who, after Many L'onsultatirns, advised 11 1 ,r . to try the Bristol Hot ; Being then in Exeter, !t . was impossible for 'Me to undertake the journey, being al . most•reducixi to a shadow, with. lowness of spirits, %laic' heact-ach, trembling, palpitation of the heart, alarming teric tits, and the whole train of Nervous Comp_laints. All Apothecary and Friends wished rise to try your Nervous • dial : for their satisfatlion I complied ; .the first bottle mad , nu no alteration in my complaints, but it procured Me some tn. tura,. sleep, which I had hot experienced after became so dreadfully atfeeted :- this induced me to amtoint ic the Mt./lit-int ; to my surprise, I , soon found my appetite re' turn. I then undertook my journey to the Hot Wells,fro nl Which place I wrote to you for your advice. You recot metaled melo take a five . guinsta.hottle of Nervous Conli?li as my complaints were so complicated, and would regulf", the Medicine VON continued long times but tharixs!' sour skill and medicine, in about- tw o irionths I was so t",!l' recovered as to walk and . 'take exercise on horseback. It now 4l3 . .intniths since I. have taken any of yOur Medicine, an' have remained perfectly well ever since, without any retu o of My disorder. I ant now going to Ireland ; when"! rerun, I shill settle intondon ; will then pay my respells to you to person; and give my address,. where with pleasure I wills' . tisly any inquiry. • I am, Sir, your obliged humble Servant, Bristol, May 26, 'Soo.. SARAH BAK. • The Botanical Syrup and Nervous Cordial to be had at tII D.odor's House,. No, 9 Albion.street, near the Level 'Museum, Blacktriars-bridge, in bottles at _s.. IIS ;3 : 6S: (Duty int:ha:Al. Arso, of jeboult and Co. ( late BacoW No. -15 , 5, O'kfbni-street ; Tutt;' Royal Exchange ; E..1 404 ; •- • bery, cauner of St. Patil's .•Chureli-yard ; Boulton, WO* Exchange ; Mr. Withers's ltletli.iur. Warehouse, No. 3 3 t' traricl ; and ri Bath, Couttwel t Glasgow, Baxt er Urictol, Sheppard Hun, Mr. Peck. Pril!cr Brighton, Donaldson and Co. • Ilaritnro` Birrninghain, Swinney • • fish rookseller Betifonl, Smith 14tiwich, Muldleditch. Blandford. Simmons • I, 1e of ight, Bury St. Edmund's, Dingle Irvin:, A. Meretillit Britiport. Margrie 'Leeds, liimis and Co. Cheltenhatu,.Buckle Camtiedge, Gee' Swinfen ' Canterbury,'Bristow ; LeAVZS, Elliott hlanehetster,,l pch Chatham, Etherington . Margate, litter Chelmsford, Meggy and Co. Newburn,}Fuller Chester, Poole,and Son Newcasile, Walker Clchestrcr, Phillipsen• Northampton, Dicey ani Dublin; SplltbOryratid co. 'Nottingham, Burbage aod Durham; .Hetidetsnii Norwich, Stevensonand Deal, Rose . " Oxford, l ' ones .; ,z•. 7 Dover, Neales ' Plymout h, Nettleton Devizes,_ Broughton. • PottSMOUth, Derby; Driwty Reading, Smart and Co. Edinburgh, Bak.ter.. Sunderland, Bray Messra.llusband Shrewsbury, Eddowes And by alt the reputable Medicine Venders. Booksellerto &e. in every principal Town in England, 1 iel.aud, and America: ' ..• • 'Letters, stating Patients' Cases, with the DoCtor's uslal Fee of a Guinea, Witite7 strialy . atterided to. COVIERIINTENT SECURITY AGAINST •COUN- None are' Genirine, w ' i r titi l u i t i: I L l Ji s h . g , 44 S A mt. Sot o\ : 0 . 1 Liverpool," cagrayetliilthe.Statup a and Ten tiotin , is $; ward, for every Bottle sold wi th o ut a Stam p , to be paid ,ociaticorii6,,?dbeict,.onr,:ttottdrtyer, u A s it ic o c l o P r a t r i l l i c aT e en ile t e , .t the 424 C;co. 1 it. 1, . . . TABKS DORSALTS, or, the Consumption incl.' dent . to•yetuag per4ons of salacious • dispositions. is 64) iittletreated of by thoancient Practitioners of Medicine, Po well is through the delicacy of moder n Physicians, th a t an adequate idea of it cannot be coiletted from their writing,s. It ts necessary, then to say, that the first symptoms of th Tabes I)nrsalis are easily discerned by involuntary noat'''', 3 ' emissions ; pains in the back, as hell as often in the h e •" f• formication of the , spine ; aching-pains, and weakne ~' sight;, tided of - memory, by an .extreme dejettion. of .to'; mental faculties; and Contingent to theSe are gotta-seren a; meagre visage; emaciated body ; irrcular asthmatic seP5l - ; which, prceeding a syndrome ot heatical complaint' ultitnatch• close the fatal CatiStroplio. The efficacy °' (''': Cordial halm of Gilead is daily :damonstrated, in eradieato..,. the .worst and mostm rri dangerous iiypios of nervous disoolti" ilka.; and nothltig NS tcndell sq much to e:.tahlish the faiiic c this Medicine, as its certain success in those:coinplat i ti i_ which' strilie their root - so deep ill the Constitution, mid l''' 7. '" .., so fatal to the happiness of mad kind. • • The Cordial Balm of Gilead is earnestly recommended t? .. ' all vrsonslatiouring under these ,:rtl,l noyudics m ai, b i -,,ta. out in a variety of Symptoms, and. for which this sahibrion s . Cordial is a sate and easy remedy, comforting Ili , : swill . " • and bowels, bracing the solids, and giving tone to in,: vifinif° nervous system. , • _ _ ~.._, . ~, , A:Saving of Nine Shillings in Two Guinea's. The Cordial' Bairn of Gilead is told in Battles, price a-Guinea each ; there. are also Bottic4, '33s. con,ow . ing equal ;p four Bottles at cos. bd. by which the Paticoit saves gs.lneluding also the Duty; the Stamp of AvlttrA bears the 'ProPrictor's mom and address, Sind. Solomon, Lives' pool," to imitate which is Felony. a N. B. The Postage of all Letters, must 6e.paid, and a it- euclustil for advice. Th. Cordial Balm of Gilead, A nti.l rnpetigines, and stergent Lotion, and " (;uidc to I lealth ' are • < Ne S t o y l „ d y b o y rk P. ; e m mi a tr b .t e ,. vv l i t i ati s tb o url s ii , ; st : i ti , a L cl i t , , to r on et ; er.: n t , r l ee i l Barb, by Hazard; Bristol, Itulgin ; Brighton, Gregory ; Bif mingliain / Knott and Lloyd ; Bedford, Smith ; Simmons; Bury St. Edinunit's, Dingle; C:heltenham, don; Cambridge, Hodgson ; Coventry, Itollason ; ter, Kepner ; Canterbury, SiMmons ; Chatham, 'Eierington ; Chelinsibrd, Clachar ; Pool and Son ; Chichester, Phillipson i • Cirencester, Smith ;!,,f Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin, Ditgdale, No. 7, F. xclianges court; Derby, Drewry; Durham, Pennington ; Dover, Neale& ; Devises Lowe; Dorzhester, Virtue;. Deal, arrs" rhrtmouth.' 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Bayley t - w Taunton, l'o°1 1 " •T u rthriciAe ; wens t v ; eymo tflG Wood ; Windsor ' Illakeney ; and by all Venders of • Maicines in th ,e United Kingdom. iireP Qt whom may he had, a new Edition. being nearly •••• Hundred Pages, price only 7.5. • SO 1.0 NIONI 's GUIDE TO I-I E A LTH : . advice 'to b , ith sexes,. on feat 1 N rvotts a e iseases, e pochondriac. and Conz,riinptive Complaints. 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W4s afflieted w i t h a Venereal Complaint, which treated with indiffer. ence for five months; but was then obliged to' apply. to a regular licine and t h e a sd v i ce of ti;le but tirsgtroGwei Physician, who put a temporary stop to: the vim. knee of tbe Disease ( by mercurial ,applications) f o r. some ' me nngtliemen in spite of a ll lii & of -the 'Fatality- here, v,orse ant time; worse for two years; I was reduced to a state aittloSt paralleled and beyond description, being an entire leper, and ulcerated from head to foot.--My head, throat, mouth, dose,. legs„,erms, &C. have been 'alternately in danger of becoming utiless; in short, 1 have had from twenty ..to 'thirty eating ulcers on my body, awl nearly totally de prived. of aight.—l t would be Voluminous to particula. rite all my case—suffice it to say, there never was, or ever will be, one or a more dangcuyvs , .or 'of a mote compli cated nature. I was long looked upon by my friends, and imagined Myself, beyond all hopes of recovery ; awl, in deed, in my then condition, death was preferable' to .nry more than miserable state. In this dreadful situation did I drag a most miserable existence, till Divine Providence threw in my. Way a Newspaper containing the ease of a Mr, B. of Plymouth —my friends read it, I could not.-1 sent and procured some of your LEAK E's PATENT PILLS, which, by using from time to dine, ant now, and have long been, (after. more than four years indescribable distress) ) in as good a state of health as ever L enjoyed ; as a proof of this, I hid a tine, thriving, healthy child, born to me a few m o nth s ago . 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