The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-03 00:00:00

TO TIIE EDWOR'OF TIM SUN. Slit, c 1: !: St•lt tirflo:n t -of -a- Welch Clergyman, which appeared in v,;&.'Parr''oriVednesday last, as ad ttrassiulAtrwWoh.inrtier esit-ps, 4 do hini''die highest honour. .But it is lit ou should inform. the Public, that titor:e are tliegentiments, not of an individual tuill4 o ,.but vf a very ; large aiut respettable body 'of the Welch Clergy. I have no reason indeed, to stypoyf i . tliat they are not -the-unanimous sentiments of the Clergy of 'the wh o le Principality.- But by, a very, nuoier ! ais holly-, they' have been publiCly avowal, in th.e Addres of the Clergy of the Dio cese of St,. A ,40, which I stthjnin : it was pub lished, with others, in she i'Lett,C of thy 24th ult. Jut, Sir, • , Your Cohstant Reader, &e., Flint, oa. 3 0, • • . . • . • TO I.'llE K I NG's 20(ST `I 7 —NCLI4I.I:NT MA J E ST Y, The luttnble AttOress of the Bishop„the Dean apd Chapter, ald.the Clergy of the Cathedral Church, and the Clergy of the whole Diocese of St. it4aph.. • slits, • , We, your Majesty's most dutiful and loyaf'Subjeas, the Bishop, the Dean and Chapter, and:Clergy Oche Cath:dral Church, and the Clergy of the whole Diocese of St, A sait, beg permission to appro Lel* your Royal Presence, to testily to yuur Majesty the'-teal with which we arc . animated, in cominon with our Fellow.stihjeCis of all.rankr k and descrip. '4 )104 f or the detente of your imperial Crown and of your oacred Person against tareign War and domestic Treason. TA pray for the presavation of your Majesty's life, and the pros,. verity o f your Government, to teach the People that their loyal on brnission to the Sovereipi is indispensably required of them by the prineiPles or the Religion they profess,. these are, among the onliii.iry duties olthalVlinisters of the dospel, incumbent anon them in all times, and in all seasorrs, ; and rOOSt of all in times of public danger and dist lichai;icr, and iii these we trust we have nut been wanting.. But in the pre- Muir moment there are yet other seivicba.to your.Majesty:and teo the Country, to which we hold outselves.pblig;4; tar t tut defence tit . your Majesty, of our Cht4rch, and at our coristit tom We ate ready VI sdcrrficc iiot oaf . Our worldly' propetty, liStt:our lives.. Not disseMbl l ing; that in <4. 0 4 14 4-0 ‘44:c,cli t tcropi those mitauical (Liar:lnes which i.vouidinriitil to i fieeliristi toqviclrf w4ons even of delensi war, %ye declare ourselves relli to forego, in soma, desrce; tie uNrcn pitons.grante4ito 014 rpt:ted ortdxf,.,af,.l;,re. llptl4.ctir your 1 8l‘9 . esty'$ WiSdOrp,.that you will chowa.: tor • ilich . bfatiChcs tbe,.• in:linty service :Ss may be the beat ad to'otk(resOec,tive..agcs, atd theAtations whial"we' severally holth . the least di:T*44lll(4'y . : from, tliy s.jp lily ortitir, Cliar4Cler, Mitt such as,lnay not rnorp -interfere, ihau the utgency of 'ttie oj.:asioit,Mav justifi,' 'with •our'protesSithitil: our, Ave art prepaid! to take such part AS your . hlalcsty sha .1 think .fit to 44e,ign,, to any of . us . in the rlefeirc pt our, Country, nor shall.w6 Semple t 6 mix in:the:tattle, it titehq, the Enemy of Goa and Man, should' set toot 'upon. our :AWL S. ASAPREN:i. AMERICAN C'ONS'ULATE, LONDON. (lit-.4l.ist,cr it p ?Rog 'TUX PRZNCII.) Pea*, Istb Keartniairf L titiyear,.(fiet. 7, t 1,3.) Foreige Relations.-- ! lliyision . ,,of the . Colunw/c.ial Relations. MINISTItIi..OI , . FOREIGN RYLATIONS TONIR. LIVI,NGsTQN, YIF.SII . OTENTIARY THE UNITED tirsi4Es 01: ALI Li ICA. . . The -Mink . tFr of Internal Affairs being cha rg ed with. the ex . vvvit . rfrof the Art Cof the . sit Messidor, iespeiting : the Cornoierce of Neutral l'e,wers with France during, t'le• present War, it was i,coulbent upon me .to tranSiiiic L.? him the i\hics %vhich your Excellency addressed CO me uo the subjett of this ArTeie."‘ h,rv, 11;4, _ answer. theit4o Wt 'a few ;‘‘iiicli I on c.rtu:st to corntnurrieate to you. Yt iinplies that the . ArrtiCC - ezin' by. no Means he repealed : but that the Neutral . Poweri will certain.. ly be satisfied With themodifications that have beery made in-'it. . 1 %%/ill make usa.of the 'very words of tlN.e•Mkoi... star of lotcroal Affairs,- to acquaint you.wich.thLte inodtficatiorr,., : Ist, Iron a o d tiipbsr : from the ,a:tul the ottrei' articles which beltiOi Mi'val Stores, or which cannot be had from any other country bur t hy N Irthern, are adthitted without cooditioo, 111,, tliOugh rht Ceriific4ie molted by the Ar.tt.,:e does - not accuinpaoy treat. „. zd,' The bona fide forced putting in of vesseli, and which has not given room-either to loading Or unloading in &gland, is not a motive of.exClusicin, if the'cargo off.!rs . nothing sovicious. 3d, The returns inr coutitervalue. preserilred,by the third Article of the Arreto can be effteted by' land, provided the precautions are used whiell'pro_ petty conveyed in this "winner may require, ..which. precautions are charged neither on the Captain nor Foreign ship, but only on the Owner of -the pro. Or on the French Corisignie. 4th, Every kind of merchandize is . , admitted, without any formality, into our ports, which is such as•caunnt be considered as coating frotn Eng. land, or her CAhnies, whiCh, excepts from the cis.. positiOns of the Arr4l6 the produce Of the . North, and East, and subjetis to the fornialtlies intended by the r AttLi of Ist Messirior no other but' the' goods manufaaured, , and the colonial produce. ph, in fine, the Custom.houses have - beeifauthrt. fixed to receive , as equivalents cc rtificatif of origin, in. due form, delivered by the'untltoritieic of the. respective places, of the deparfore • where tile . Re. public has no .Commercial Agent. Please to aCcept, Sir, the assurance- of my per. conaidcration, (Signed) c. M. 'I'AtIaYRANb. The Second &Mon 'in the origioul ranch stands thus : La.reLiclics vraiment forc6i, et•qui Wont ,limenE ni chargenienr,ni veraeluent en Angtc true, ni sous p as ti n motif d'exclusion, iti d'ailleurb las Cirgairoii ni offre rein de tespq. (True Copy) c, w, ERVIN:p. AcctDerrrs.,—On the z tat ult. the eldest Baugh. ter td Mr. TriPlis ,grocer , of Bleocion, in Somer. setshire, unfortunately set her doilies on lite, anti expired on the spot in great agony. Mr A' 'l•rip i ;, her cousin, aged shout, zo, was so affeaetl at the event, as to lie seized by, the most violent phrcnzy, under the influence of which,' melancholy to relate, he destroyed himself. EA his new Volume of "Gleanings Elisiand,".. - has given the following °Werra: on what the Ladies call a Shopping Party. ne commas it with his Gleaning of London. Let us traverse the town, - as it spfeads a suc cession of yet unexhausted surprizes before us,• my friend ;, let us have eves only to be taken captive, and ears, only to be the vehicles of whatsoever the fortune of the day may present. • A ne, drama, new scenery; and new of ors will start up in our path, as if by magic, af.every step. Striking into a new traek, le s t . us -.repair to the port of L o nd on ,. Le t us ta k e .a general view of the metropolis from any one . of its Majestic. bridges. • Tutre let uspause•a few 'moments,. and a few momen ts will suffice, .to fill a mind like Pours with innumerable images, the detail of which would demand inimtisurable -volumes. " The vaS't city, the great globe itself, seems • before you, whit spirit ! what splendor ! what ' opulency ! what Fn..% er ! what energies, as ,Well by Waterias by land ! if we shou ld make this survey about noon, and the day should he as unclouded as • the smoke of Lind.on will permit', the philosophical as Well as the mercantile observer would indeed be gratified. The latter would follow every stroke of the our, every reef of the sail, and every article of the foreign or domestic commerce, as it wOuld he hoisted from the Vessel'," or from the wharf,' to the Warehouse ; the Setly 'spirit' 'of 'trade would slit within WM; whileffie fcirmer would draw different corielasions from the But there Would be no time fur abstraft •or cold deductions. All would.have the speed of thOught . ; for in Lon. don . the•VclOCity of adion 'filinOst keeps pace with thought that prompts it. 'The men of ,husiness in air tne•tropblis, - di's-covet nothing, of the saturnine. CP - Midis . :imputed to us',' ;as •a . . melancholy nation: . An order, to whatever extent,' is 'received and cit.. ctited,alittost in ,arise ' . instant.; :at least, if the tvue spirit frof an English trader possesses him, there will hot chaqost half a..day in the•transaCtion of half a year. '!' And;. yet 4E'. 4. not that paling agility, ivbich; muelt noise, bustle, and irregular motion i iitlucstrates the 0144Eneis114 , torterb, " Much has,ie and attic speed ;". hut, according to the 1.4. tin maxim, it the true basting slowly of trade : regidar'iind incessant, by reitecattd sertikei, it ac. copplishts every thing, When the (Aka is at taioed, it, is . tinned out of hand in the most 'aerial Mauler; always :to the admiration, and commonly to the despair, of ()the; countries, in the combitia.. lions of htalnY and of Use. This would be proved by a'aiinute inspection, first of the farts, and then of the whole,:of:any given artield.". •The.covirast too of the .streets, from Wapping and llillitigyate one, way, to Pall-Mall and St." filrie s ", a anotocr ; noticing the gradations as you proceed, display the extremes of industry, fashion, and idleness. , The heavy drag of drays, cars, and, broad,wheo . waggons ;, the throng of porters loaded, : and the eager multitudes of unwashed aitificers,' and .of sprucer citizens, with commercial.lo - oking countenatices, in the gainful, parts of the Tow . % are well set off by the coaches o whose wheels, tho Ugh they generally turn without any necessary diration, whirl along. with a velocity, which might lead a spedat - iir, new to London, to :think the machine was set in motion by business of the utmost in), rrtance. And,.' indeed, so ,they-are ; for it may fairly ,be prcsumed, that eighty Out of every bun dred ,of the-carriages tbat , :pass, meteor:like through due staring streets, from about half past two to, half past four, the fashionable Joining hours, are . filled • with beings, 14=144 much harder than any porter ortcar-driver, in . - the inetropplis r -the stupenklousla... hour of getting *idol time and .of themselves ! " And . a difficult piece of work, I assureyoui. my'dcar paron, 'they . 114%4 of it, 'The beautiful creatures step 'into ithese gild e d s h ow boxes,. and Are paraded froth' Pall-Mall rt , 'Bond-st reet, and atom Bind-sttee►tti PalLMall. They'then .. make a our of hfilf a dozen cif the , sipfnet thop' half a scare of their ends; pay F,alf a score 'of five minute'Visits ; and then a'gain and Bond:street ; trial f . 11; it be, InCited, that toil of all. their toilings . ---a tcrmined 'itoppiv.thorning—when a seven o'clock dinner is , Often found to come , too soon . for their grand operationi if Now, iryoU:wOUld havc a,rightnOtion of the: pazieoc,,ind forbeaia gee of . an En4lisb t radesmn. at' the.polire end of the town, you must accompany me on tour o'f the ,raSiiiun warehouses, We shall. easily !nark thOse"that havetije run an.d.-the rage of tke,'Llay, by the press of'carriages, , waiting at the dinars. Qn entering any of these, when 'the town 'is - what We call full, you would find much of the beauty, fortune, and fashion of the• Country, split into little shopping' parties ; and you would, at the same .60114. have a View of the riches and.comMerce . of.tbe; Itingdom,' in the almost endless variety of deco.ra'tions,'display'ed to ciptivate Itory beyond' the power of female resistance ; and which " Sauce the firm philosopher can scorn." " You remember the exclamation of the ancient pltilosopher.on hit survey of an Athenian fashion. shop- 4 How many things, are here. that I do not wand!' , And, indeed, not a few of our British fair, though, perhaps, 00 no philosophic principle,' might adopt, the sage's 'language ; for, alter rum. r.tuaging,every window—crothling every counter— emptying every drawer—asking questions—disp ut . log the truth of answers--how Many of them tr i p . 4gain into their carriages v or tramp away in groups, finding fault with, or praising everything, pur. chasing nothing! or, .What is yet worse, buying much and paying little " Yet, : to,see the shopman all this, time I He— accust. to these matters—good easy sayp nothing to this general toss .and tumble of his property 7, but parts with ,the eharttling tumblers and tossers even as he received them- 7 ,wi t h one of his very best b ows. . Talk not , to me then : a n y more about your Suphoclesi Platos, 'Serieq,"&e. 'Your only true philosopher, . my, dear Baron,, is in Zug. lisp tradesman of thittmetropolis on a shopping.day o,'my .conicience! had you seen, what f trust you will see,' you rnittt have acknowledged that I one of the great pratlical philosoPlieta ntiw under considilezata o ip . nrrU cvn t o b iine. .might t have j set l an lce rample of patience to se And onr poet Hayley ought !at,leiqt to have divided the rewards and hone - ors of triuniih of TEMPER lep.iixi . the said philosophers . and 'philbtopheresselif , - , -Wheth e r mercera or milliners 7 -With the-lovely SEREI , :A. • ' 44 sut on the other hand, our lace and line:l, silk and muslin peripatetics of the counter know how to calculate.„. They .are as good arirhmetiCials .. as r j)hilosOphers ; and the tumblers and the tossrrs who buy nothing are' few," in coinpariWO of those whO touch and take the , commodity. - AWate or . !his, they endure the tirne.killing trifling' of tiie . one; for•the,solid merehandizi'ng of the other. And, for'once or twice 'in a ,than'l life, ii is really amuse ing td see. hoW the fair . traffickers proceed. . . '.Not than this mode / of consuming time is um*: versally a blank; it it even thought a' grand prize in certain cases, botil to the aged and. the young, For instance, an old dangler, who:is:grown in: veterate in hiS habits of busy itileness;,6tids . ' - ii I'4; of relief from himself—that dullestiand • heaviesv of all hiT . hurthens—in'attending the. ladies au 'iwherii and they give their lovely arms . to a venerable - Male chaprOn bf this kin!, who may single and tan. tiny about' with them, with as liftle sensation and 1 as much impuoity as.if they were going aboUr Willi w'alking.sticks, or their tratnitiothers. An an. , tiqneof this' description, tather than b-!.cond: : , ml A to the intolerable incombranet ,t his own company, will come and go, fetch and carry, halt and march,. at the I:vord of command, like itdrilfedsoldier. To him a ; shopping morniog. is cle.l, , ighilul. , I knew a veteran of this , cast, who often asiored ine he found a •serviie:;''of this . kind; qttite •refieshing ; 'though he gnnfessed at , the' same time, he Ire.' quently indidgeti , in a quarter of an hones nap, , squatting upon .our of the shop 5t001 , ,. while the " d.ftling things; „ ' as Iteieailed.them,' we're pleasing their own fancies, • and spending 'their. htiaatitd%) money,. to their heaves content , ;,.. " and Hatted bless thein," continued be, ‘ , .rheY ttiok , nointort:. note of rtt:! , , than ifl were a tired poppy.dog _sleep.: ing artheir feet."' : ' , L-7 ,, , ; , :r , v.H a , ~,... -;:ilt iv, ~. ." 'lint if' a sUpping:hy is thtfi i. co iola tory to alt, grey..heard, . what lutist ,it he `"iii t hWii who is just coonnencin,g the soft . car(c r of' c s c )rtin, t!;,.! 4 . idits ? A hid:ii)ushin g stri,,iin' g , jo,t . pu v r by N.l. ture in training flir tit rair ! If tli,:- scar and yellow leaf Is proud to ofrei. hoinige,':wh.A must be i-he promptitude and worship of this 't;arts,"o, opening find on such an occasion ? And 'still' meta, what mu.tri Shopping detiotioW:present tollitit i ,” who, larthei advanced in ,the ii:cai Mae' itsialilicit. - Npro s iriatC to t h e :iex, feels die full foiCelii i a Pa H turarie ) nder. n.,;, whibit, without any !molar direfliOn, .i'w o l laoo,titt ~ . i.. - . ' • seems to tell him he was born COIMIf!"In,1 ( 1 11)4 the gentle being, ? Or, again, if fit!; ~ ',H,-,,:rs !,;(:‘ , :::.t. any h Iptlfisr:t ic.urllsiaatrtidt:iiii:ere:toitpiscp:ionit,t:tion:rit,;:,icit,:eich,siias,sf:;,:iiiitte :I t i i i , ii „ :s, k if - ,. t h i , ) . ~ ,,,,, =ii,,, ; - ' tour 'of . 6 this I:ind afford hiS You'Ag heart?. Sit'Opping,in.such a case, is elysimo. And if, no i iviths f :ii i "::.ilL gtvri i ngies: allowed advantages, I ant still di - ii.ol l ed to exclaim, ". G ood 1-leaven k cirfeml me,,ptyl in : : r4es p Let it be presumed it is only because. I am, _no (anger young, enough:to enjoy love's ('first childhOod, not quite old'enoughto take up with the pastime of his secunf!. 44 Yet in tim es past, my dear•corresnonlen:, I too, have " lost my ri*," with the amiable shop. pets ; yea and thought it at lean as well Wit a's the ROMITIS and; although. I have ' for soMe years given up all the 'honour and - datlger.of such'ller: ettlean toilsfOr canThesu.labttiious as-tluirt nothing 'one's jell, and' seeingtiOtheis do less= thati nothing, for hall a dozen ot'ilifeti'brief hours yet, I 'say, once. More'encotintei them, with a most: chirtilreiugHspirit, when you"are ittnongit t 0,.. t o give you itifidea of what "Itprs all =der scription: I line already made mem&randa.of places to which I shall take you unttlie datof oiir shopping-saCrifice. I anticipate the surtfite you itt - i will iihetv rliepdtvers''Of trad e an d of ftirtune.sef over against each &her Obe ortehOilnd the cotintir, the other before ir. ThelhatrufaFtti.r6 of our try acid the. stores of every otliereintiterd,4 nation: Will be laid opei) to your view, and' a tonflbenceof cus . tomers,, rich enough to shrew ley the'purchases Of single 'morning's walk; though the on!' 'call it agree..:.able trifling~.tlta'c~~itir • wealth is,. a yoit'would natit rally indeed stappose, in proportion to our etnnmeice: and, that while we-ate talking' pf War . taxes, and ruin, our Ladie s contrive to throw .a ginzecovering over the monsters; and make then) as SZ - )lffantl sMooth as so many Cupids, in silk bandeaus, 'all . smiling upon you, as if war, ,ruin, and taxes, ‘ Were the merriest trio in the'World; a grxinp sent amongst• us merely to ftirnish hints . to .be gayer than ever; as the Emperor, yoti 'know, stock - up a sprightlier tune - while ROme was • burning. And, .if l'slioula drop into ano t h er part o f the town with you, I could spew you that, our Gerrtlemen know the art of agreeably trifling aWay a few liuntireds; ; of a morn ing, as wel! as the Ladiei, - though in purchases of a different kind, . • 4 , ,‘ A little louder,' but as empty ell into t?ie Lists he . woi:hi have sticeeeded gelt ting them all iit„ in consequence of their eager. ness'onalboat which belonged tO. the k' o lt sunk. have secn the survjvors, and certainly such speetacles• of wretehedness I have never beheld-- • warr:and meagre, and. miserably.. clad.; every lulk from them was a supplication .for pity, and I am fippy, to know that they did. not Supplicate in vain. Every heart seemed to be interested in• their fate, And beforc . one - o'clock,, above - 401. was ed for. them. Thosc'Who hal been itninersed in the*,wate r were , f u r n i s h e d wi t h blahkets, .&c. auk the 1. ,- ornan, who has lost herlasslyini, has with her tvo Orphans, been takeil'ailiore aiii sup. plied 'with' warm cloaaiing i &c. try x Mr.:l`iewt:lD alnernber of that - benevolent suciety.-the ; .Qviikrsi t ct whom also the cornmencenient orthe , sithscsiptioP is to be attribut e d. this - he - has been aetiie . ly assist., ed'hy Messri.<36lmn and BEr.itstiig . :: Major PER , Ktics-an.l Capt. WRlGill' t nf:the Nottingham hgiiia have been also . forward to collea, .011(i equally liberal to contribute to•the relief Urthe unfortunate suirer6rs. • are described as H anover i a ns, I have fpuild that Although, as- I ^ have-mentioned, till the surviV 49 there ;ire Prussians and PUlanders ainong them.. hive to inentinn; On the authority of a soldier, cor roborated by the statement of. Capt. Mt LlAN,,:that the general order to the French utit.po§:ts - en,the 99tierian frontiers• ha's, been for some time; that if aft€Mptink • to' ieve it' without. a .certaiw t fasi P ort any persori.belongiug-tO that` territory' 'found fiiim a itsteilch.Officer; he shall'4e instantly shot. MAR.GAT fi, OcT..p. - - A . MOST melancholy accident occurred last night Upon 'the Sands called the Middle Grounds, ofF the Isle of Sheppy ; the Eagle, of Cowes, iCapt. LAN, which had been four days film Husum, a Port in the Dutchy of Schleswick, and bound to Lyming. ton, in the Isle of Wight, with 58 German!, two women, and . two children, struck upon the sands and went to pieces between twelve and one o'clock this morning; z 6 of the passengers, including..one of the women liave been lost, and the remainder, with the Captain and his sailors were brought in here this morning by; the DifAirtch Packet, belonging to , this Port, commanded by Capti'llin'NoLos, to whose jah r i t y an d that of his 'ere* the survivors owe their lives, The Dispatch hove in sight of the Bag& about twelve, and at the-tisk ofdier own safety itn. mediately approached her On .the 'signal bf distress being given. REYNOLDS states that hid. it not been for the precipitancy wirli which the men jump. .1.01•11)0N: Priisted h RIJ CI IA NAN M4mitck&l. ' d i-I,' w ' _stick, Covont-Catcleh); and Published by WILLIAM Aitattottit Scx, frt.', (of South Mutton- street. Grosvenor•!quafe); . 14 9 .t . ,',. , . , , At the SuNiO Erica; • Nu. Ii 2 1 &rod - where ieldwertitemeNthOrdei7 for the Paper, Leiters for • the Zditor- s• , . 1 Cs I pois-paid), 'unto be. addressed. . . i . . SHIP • . • but.r, Way . 1, . ~.Arrived--the Aaive, and part ; Kiln, from Portbmoutit • Duke of York, Cogs-an, 'front Bristul ; HoPet Mouoriinveim&l•, kObenst.frant'Lviningicrri lroui Sakes, from Woodbridge; and Venus, liateltelor, Southampton. . s;.titc4—the S,andwich, Sturgesti for Sotz!baruptPn •I • lOll..iVerpdbl Nt n '''Hollimay , ant 1 Clifotchurch. Prince DIED.. Tri September last, at Most, in Norway, on his return is ri. PR 1CE,9,,E. f q:0ci.:4, _ . YESTSaIaILY. .. . Bank Stuck 1 4th - is 1 nil; a Stock 163 . 1 N.,* . 1.: s I.cr (.....11,237 ii r" India litouli S. *Ai , " ii t i:l l l' ss case, C l- c 1 9 4 1. 446 ''. '' . ' l 4 4 n4:itt il l i n $ 15 .1) 47 6 ' . di4 : i Aiy, 4 - VCr tent. i',l, Vii ~ ... impet.-3per,Lent,ct; • ' 3:pe,,,i C. R. 5a Ll . , , Pitt° Aims. Si, ditto 1 3 tier C 4 . C I Pq. 53} -ii- - ,1 • Bank for • • I . 11 at: 1.. A. Isi 9 -to 7-16 f Con*, lot Nov. 5,33, 7 *Z 4 Ditto S. A. 3 1-16 6 1 - •.. . • ' _...... ~.ti~i 60, E It!4ii , lli'?+TT S Edeelt T e ti' Ai; A I ". 4 0 . 7 C : 41" I , nr.e are' Genuine; withrint haying' '' SA tel.: 5 01 ",1 14 t ) :: I..i‘ i e i ttio rino t i ; d ; ti ttl e avrti l 'i: t l ii i e : E S I t : I n: . : .a n d l i e ti I' o ; , i 'f is '„'" ' a "foci y, iltj.„ for every. Bottle sold without a Stattip,to .- ff i . V: : i ioii, t211716r' Ad or Parlioment, the Old "' • eh. i 6, before any .justice of the-Peace. • . . '- - ' • THE' „, i i., , A b. Tuprii::::tn,.:,;,,,,,,,,,er„-:,,,,i1ei,;.,:ii:,,it,,,,,,.,,,,,,i,..:,:y.,,,.i1;0i1it5idrt):11r,,,er' ~,,ree,tivvoriloa:Avi,:i;vsl:lior.Yyt. eetiliar to Verrill es; flysteridar nitZ!eionst rodd':'l66,o7,,n,:fp, , ii:::lii i'd4 i d: ' en:::i . e ii:L . : :: ll' s 9 l ,o 3i t s t cl l i bl 'i k 'Y d , g t i t 'c7: 7 4 - n:T t i. 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TO ,liii A 1..T1 4 1 ' f ly, Or advico to both sexes, tint femme tlitiCaWti, Nerv,otta.LA, i s , PuqmotiriO.::, arid, cop4uitytiVC'Comiitsints, litis'o7.ot recommended to yoUng melt And buys; rlitts been the libiiutput many years eiperience and obtir•rvktion Olt rite a1 3 ',..T0 i is, consequences ot,.a AcCret and ch:artidive vice. Tql y :% 'AP- added an on on diteas 'tileittent to ferititiCS. loll! '`: s ip penditt on the subject oi• a - solitary and ileSt,Ttittie v.."' it' have iv A ie : it i l itF c s e t xl oe ; to aai ii P vdt i ii n r: cc i t i i t ,,, 5 e, , : , , C, c;c10 ' i tt l :r 4,.., t 6 i t i a rs i :, l to s it, , ei taht l a : u ie t t c L. : i ts s k , ei 3 ,,,v i. i i ti tsiel t e. ; cli c v i lii e clelte ..‘'. stages a in.- SCU rvy s ,Leprilsy, King!s I', vil, (;"uti pers o n , of tziatisT, and .Venerezit Disease; cautions to younA . so. the danger of improper" cOlintiitionsoritriptopertre,ititiet!" of its irr vail l u ;h i e lit ii v n . tazing , sale of this I3oak is the be_ ...;..i..... 5t criterion t f yy '