The Sun. — London, England, 1803-08-26 00:00:00

TI/f? INVAS1011; A SON(. 131" STFPIIEN IKPMBLE, DIIATA N C the pow'rs ot Frame, Defies the Vattnter's Boast ! I rttligitant bids t lie .. ..Slsives advanet, Who dare invAtte our Co lit ! CHORUS. To arms ! to arms, is:-LtAs all, Co forth your Country's might Glad your swords at lonour's call, AIR( Cou defeuti the Right. Our desp'iate tUes, a Lawlesi Band, f Ocean can't restrain, M ust fi'd the Valiant of the Lana, Can well the Land maintain. CHORUS. To arms to arms, &c. Poser! fres and Cicassy, drench'd in gore, Long mourn'd their Nobles slain - ; • The French were thrice as Strong, and More, 'AVE 15ZA.T . .......0.111) 311001 D c " o , K v s . To aims ! to arms, kc. ()lir valiant deeds who has nor read ? When modern records tall, How France hei6re IzaN D'Aca.c fied, How A%tiv.Cl4.o4:lll' C!IORUS. To.anns to arms, ire. • The routed Fleets of France avow To her eternal•shame, ..That V: metriv,,, DUNCAN, NZLSON, flows, Have galled Immortal Fame. CUORM To arms ! to ions•, scc. Fight, Britons, tight it, to the last, And let the wond'ring Sun, Betiol4l your Father!3, surpass'il When, Act NCOOKT WAS.Won. etto To awns ! to arms, acc. - tXTRACT OF A LETTPR, DATIZO PORT OP SPAIN, 25ru JUNE, 1803. : di Col. FUIVARTON landed here on the 17th in, vane, accompanied to the King's Wharf by the Boats of the British Ves3els in thePOit, with colours flying, 'Where he was received by a Guard from the 37th Regiment, under a discharge of Cannon from the For( and the Shipping, and in King's-street by all the Militia of the Town drawn up : in a Line, who saluted him as he passed. He has already Made some salutary changea,,and we look forward with pleasure and Saric , fittijon'to more from his able, mild, yet firm Administration. We want now the esta blishment of the glorious British Constitution, - an event that would ensure the prosperity of this valu. able Island, by ,iiicieasing its population to a vas( extent, and raising the valUe of Landed Property nearly-one-third. God grant we may soon be raised to this enviable situation, fur we have too long groaned, under an arbitrary and oppressive syitem,", ABourtotr or Cowes PERQutsvriso—To con. sequence of the high price of butcher's meat, Which' has continui In. some length of time past, a num. her of philanthropic Gentlemen met last week at the Bull Inn, York, for the purpose of ascertaining the cause thereof; By documents there produced, it was adjudged, that. only about three-fourths of the fat meat daily purchased of butchers, fOund its way to table ; the remaining one-fourth, as ti moderate pretty-little perquisite, is retained 'by cook's and other domestics io families, who'tiell it to the pub. lic for inferior, and often disgraceful purposes ; hut if u s ed as a nutriment, a dual; quite praCticable, would teed 50,000 people daily. This statement of fads calls loudly for reform, especially in war time, when every article - of sustenance may be fairly expeeted .to advance in price, 'during its con, tintiance ; and is a sad reflection on the economy of Johnny Bull, who, glutted with many of the real good things of this life, negleCts to embrace the comfort of a viand so much iii perfeCtion in England. And 'whilst the atiove destructive system of kitchen economy is so impolitically suffered to remain, the obje'd of the feeding Societies, which is to procure fit meat at market instead of lean, thereby even. may, it is expe6ted, lessen the price of butcher's treat, will still continue to he defeated,—lt is!suf. ficient to observe, that resolutions.- were unani. tnonsly entered into by the company present, to Cfnereisary, mori swages to Coo4i, deed abolish terviititet of fat, and other old: qf meat, altogether, which we hope to see adopted throughout the kingdom that will, in the first instance, it is ex. }Nava, be a means of'reducing the.price of'butter ; *ndy.rerhaps tend t 4) 10t15en' ,the, price-of butcher's must, is bell;t4.esperimeotal tlighes, .composed of fat, were tasted apa approved of, . 04 ES PO IC EOF riCt.—On Tuesday and the day before nearly . forty Wpierrnen'appearect before the tvlagistrate,' by ;virtue of summonses, for not wearing the number of their boats:in' the front of their cops or hats ; some of them had voneealed their b a dges between the hat and aeratie, thinking thereby to evade the penalty of the Att. A. 'Waterman of the name of Elliot, of RarcliffCross, said he would not 'pay ;try fine ;he wonld:_soonet go the }lroise of Correaion, awish in which the Magistrates re tact ant ly indulged hitm The' Watermen Were all convided its different :surrt . from ten shillings to forty shillings, according :to tlse measure of their rewe ft . t‘t. oftnct s,'l , -:ifitt:ly a k litinken hackney, thachorm, by 'tnanly whipping his horses_ait he was - driving o'ver We.strninwr th.i , ige, occasioned one of the animals to entangle ita lietween one of the rniet..s ;n l ,l t h e pole, lay Which its ,kg was brOken.. the I'i roc was shot, and the offender ionriediately taken cti h rody, tali cOnyeyed bt ,the'Mitgi:itrittis Queen-.straare,' CURT OF CHANCERY. LINCOLN'S-INN HALL; AUG. 19. IN THE MATTER Or:MICHELL ANA WOOD. A Petition was .presented, to supersede a Con. mission of Bankruptcy issued against' Messrs. chefl and Wood, and that the expence.nisupersel ing the same might be defrayed by Mr. Lee, in attorney. . . . It appeared, that the affairs ofMitchell and Wo)d becoming embarrassed, they had consented to tinKe an assignment of their . property tOr the beneAt of their creditors. Accordingly Mr. Lee. was en. played to prepare such assignment. Lee did so, and afterwards went round to all the creditors. to induce them to,sign it. When the Creditilfs had signed the deed, Lee, who was also a creditor, refused to id- • low the example he had recommended. The lots. , tion therefore was, whetheace, having undertaken to ad as Solicitor, could afterwards put. an end to the transanion,' optin the faith of which he !Ltd pre. vailed on the parti , s to,asseot to the Deed of Trust ? The.LORD CHANCELLOR was of opinion, that it wag 'a direct frattd upon Michell and Wodti ; he doubted Whether any creditor who had Signed the Deed, could take a dividend tinder such a' Commis.., sion. 'if Mr. Lee had discloSed to evOy tredir2r, that he intended to take our a einntnissinti, alter they had Signed the Deed of Trost, the case would have stood upon a different footing. He thought it monstrous for Lee to have taken out at Comniksion, alter he had atted as .Agent, and Solicited the cre ditors to agree to",the ,assignment. Itis Lordship accordingly O'rderca the Coratuissjoo to he super seded, .1 LAW REPQRT. COURT OF KIN'G'S BENCH, juLy z. T:TTIN.S Al GUILDHALL, ZETOREIORD tta-Lnsoltouau AND A. sj•gcji.i. JU &Y. GRIEN 'V. SMITH. - rril s was an atctinn of trespass. The declaration stated, that the servant's of the 'Defendant; had so negligently and un , kilfully itayikated a Mit - belong; inkto him, t! - tat she struck 'against :a Lighter:of the Plaintiff's, anti damaged to the, amount, of 7001.-2 a cargo of sugars which the lighterliadort Wald. As is but too. common on such ttecasions, all the Witnesses for the Plaintiff s wore one way, and all the Witnesses for the Defthitlant another , . The: accident happened near the entrance of the.Pnol, aboutßell Whatf,Tier. -'The Defendant's vessel was a Shields She'vas coining up the River, and about an hour before high water she had approached the place where she , was to be .moored. Sht: way: 111,1 d fast' by two warps. Her anchor, hung a cork bill. The Plaintiff's lighter was bringing up :sugars from a West India Man. Whether she took the proper way to pass, depended entirely upon the credit of the Witness, who differed even as-to the point, from which the wind blew. When the two veisels struck, the lighter . was . pierced by the brig's an. - ehor, and had it not been fur 4 tarpaulin, and blankets applied .to her bottom, "she would have srantly gone to the bottnm, She was with difficulty drawn to a neighbouring Wharf, and but a small part of the sugar: had been taken outi when she sunk. The Jury found a verdiafor the Plai nt iff. Th e amount of the &trines to be settled out of. Court. Two Elder Brethren of ihe trinity.house at. ten4led as Assessors to the Judge. • LINQUI4i I'. PA.LKEB. This was an action on a Policy -of Insurance on goods on board a Swedish ship from Portstumth to Barcelona. The loss was averred to have happened by Pirates. The evidence on the part of. the Plain tiff was, t h at he is a Foreigner who keeps a slop shop at Wapping. In 18oz there was a Swedish Captaio uho lodged with him, and who, as he was going to Bercelona in bellast, offered to carry out an adventure fur him free of expence. He accord. ingly got a large assortment or sailors clothes, hard ware, &c. which he sent oft board the Swede, and insured by time present policy. The vessel proceeded on her voyage prosperously; till she had passed through the Gu't of Gibraltar. Soon after that, one night about ten o'clock, a boat with twenty men came alongside. The Commander insisted upon searching to see if three sailors were concealed there, who had escaped from Tangier. The, Swedish Captain offered to satisfy them, if not more than ,three Int.:11 came on board ht a time. Im me di ate l y another boat With twenty other men came up, and the crews of both boarded. A fight ensued, in which several were wounded : but the Pirates soon prvailed. '.l! hey then broke open ell the draweri and cases, and carried off the whole of the goods, the subject of this policy, together with a coat 45 5 a telescope, and se v e ra l articles belonging to t'he crew. They made off fur the Barbary shore with their plund6r, about three in the morning. Fur the Defendant it was contended, that the whole transadion. was fraudulent, that the goods never were put on board,eand that if they were, the Pirates- were in collusion with Sperring, the Captain. Some circumstances of,suspici o,n appea re d, such as that there was a stip u l e ti on in the Policy that no father proof of entry should be required than the tredesmenis bills ; thee the Captain at the Custom.hoese had sworn he hednothingyn board but, ballast, and that the Pirates made no attemet to carry oir the ship. Tint Lori ELLE/411c)ROUGIL was of opinion, that though the 'Underwriters were not to he hlatned for wishing to, have the,caure investigated,in 4 Colif t of Justice, yet all the cireumAtances might- eas il y h e explained away which 6telued to invalidate the Vcrdid lot the Plaintiff'. On `Tuesday evening the (Dinner's jury s:lt - d r 3 Pnblic.house,-in the P.trish of St. "Mite, Oid-btrzer, rm thelustly Of - Mary Carney, who it appeared (* le d a fetiv days since 'at her lndkings iu serrienee'oFthe 'barbarolts treatment shy r, c ,i ve d from Mich:lcl Carney,. her lialb4thi. The J un: ie. turned a Vcrdid of Wilful Niut&r. tON DON: I rillttd Cll ANA N IVP'Nti'L 1.1. N ; (of Itmv- itriter ; .CoYent•C;af(lo l ) ja a fit the Siirl-thrq e st, No. Il z, Strana' ; where 4. lo :frtisrmartsiOitii i s 4 3r0kt114 . 7 - .3 . INDELLIGEN,E: YORK AUGUST`ME,E'TING, 18.. t; SATURDAI, AUd. to. York Free Ilandicap Sweepstakes of 'e. a ch; It. f t . 1 :1;; f Three Mr. lklellish's Stat.4;.tOn, by Gabriel4l6L-21b. * Sir H.. Witliainson'4,Watron, by Sir Peter, 7st. tzlb. ,v„2. Sir' R. Winn's "rankersley, by Overton, 7“. stb, 3 Mr. Pcirse's filly, by 13,41inglimtigli, 7st. 3-Ib, • pd, Lord DorlingtoWs L'Orient,•7sta9lb. : . pd Lord Darlington's Agonistes t Sst. roib, •bear Lord Fitz.- vvilliarn's Miracle, 7st. alb. tor *.i.ocgs. 'each, h. ft. Pour -• . Lord Darlington's Haphazard, Bst, WI,. beat Loril.Stratlt. tnore's.bay horse, by ',Walnut, out of Little (lain, Est , lay soogs. our Al,flep. atoSnAy, AUC. 23. His Majesty.'s. - „Hundr,:d •(ninens- for all ages ; 4-yr Olds, lost. 41h, ; s.yr olds, .r tat. 6lb. ; _6—yr bid..s, ; aged; zst 2.1 b. Four Miles. Lord D.irlington's Agonistes, by Sir Peter, 6-yr old r Mr. Surtees's b. c. by Standard,'±vs Sir F. Standish's I.)Uxbury, by Sir Peter, 4-yr old . dr. Lord Stratliinore's b. h, by . Wkilnut, 6.yr old dr. Mr. Barlow's b. h. brjupiter, S.yrbltl At starting 4 ;tf).l, and in 411111111g_10 tut u;} Agonistes. A Subscriptiou of 2sgs. each; 4- y.r 91as., Est. 914. ; 5-V r olkL, Est, 51b , 6-yr olds and aged Est. ilalb. Four-yr-ofd fifties alloWed 41b.--.Motir Nliles. ' • ' " Lord Darlington's Haphazard,. by Sir Peter, 6-yrs old . 1 Sir T.-GaSCnigne's Lenox, by lielpiiii,,,s,yrs old -. . 2 Mr. Carforth's u, c; by l'raveliCt; '4-yrs old - s Duke of Hamilton's b. c. by Walnut, 4. yrs old , - 4 Mr. Wentworth's. I",riniro,e, by .liehing,ncough, 4-yrs , 014.1 Sir li. T. Vanc*Alagsinait, by Traveller, 5-yrs Old' Ts' Lord Fitiwittiam's Miracle,. s.yrs.old ; , 7 - - pd Eleven to,s,onlLiph:aard, and 3 to t . , against Del pini. Produce Sweepstakes of 19gs, each, h. ft. for 4-yr olds ; colts Est. 71h. 'tithes IS.,t .41 b. Four Miles. • Sir F. StandisK'sc. Dux bury,•by; ir Peter, on; tit . StorAcn . T. t.d I. itz..villialres ' 4, c. Orville, by Ilcningbrough - Sir T. Gascoir 's di. f. by Butzaid* - .. Sir - F. Standish's c. by Sir Peter, out' of flosatia ~pil. Ld Fitzwilliam's cll. c. by Standard - - . Ltd Mr. Wilson's f. by I.lu4zard - - ' - - pd Ld Fitz williarnig c. by tuzzard, out Pewit - pd. Sir FL F. Vane's c. by lieningbroUgli- :, .- - pd, Sir H. T. Vane's.l. by Overton . ~- . pd . , Six to 4on 0 2. 14ifle; to r agst I)uXbury,. and 4to 1 agst Sir T. Gascoigne'.'s I. $ weepstaltes of It6ogs. h: it, for 4-yroldik;• colts, - .85t..7.1b . . - ;, fillies,. Est. 41b. Four Miles. Sir T. Cascoigne's c. by 13eninglitciiigV - .: • / Lorn , ,FitawillimiN c...by ..tiutzard ,• • „,..„ -., . , -,- e , -2 Lord Fitzwilliain',4 C. by Standard, out or Metioh " - 'lid Mr. Dawson's c. by Nit: Tehile,• out of Pbrity , ' -' 4. 4 .' 1 .:01141 . Sir H. T. Vatle6 C. by Ueningbrough,‘,,Jr,. qta, n 6 )...; ,c,t 1 ' Mr, b. Daly's c. by T om Tug, of iisC# 4 4lo. .).: .a l f . 11 ) Mr. 11. Daly's c. by Torn Tug, out of Y6tles alibi' ,''"' ' ''' s '' ' ' . " "'' •. ' . . 1,- - .... , 4 VI ivcause was br9aght before cite justices of the • Peace at Old Deei In Scotland, upon the tie instant, by a fariner in the parish of Loovib, il gai rit eyrie of his servants, , for having been in tin:- pr,ictice,-4, improperly striking and maltreating the horses un., : der his charge, and in pafticular, for , ,abusing anti cutting one of them very severely with stones, &c., as• also for abruptlyleaving his service,..anckengag.„ ing with another master. ' The Justices finding the libel .folly proven, fined the defendant the sun of fzl. sterling in narnt.i of damages, and expenses, and fattliet adjudged him to be. incarcerate in the tolbootb of Aberdeen, for three weeks from. the date of the sentence, and to remain in jail until tie Said fine was paid. On Tuesday, an inhuman murder was committed, on Ann Clarke, of Briant's Piddle, Dorset. q.c three in the morning, her husband went to his business, as usual, and returning to brak:fast at seven, found her in bed with her hands tiedbehipd her,,her throat cut from ear to car, many stabs about her body, and, the house robbed of cash and bills to the amount of : 501.. On inquiry, it,was found that a lodge r , named Tho. mas Smith, had absconded. Hand-bilk; were irmne. diately issued ; on Wednesday ,lie wits secured at Nlilbourne Port, and on Thursday committed to D or o„ rer Castle, Ile was travelling in the Bath ; Caravan. The Coroner's Toquest have returned a vertlid of Murder against y.-h,r L amber t , a farmer of. the -Parish of Renton, in Devonshire, fbr wounding with a stone. Wm. Harris, while on the Impress. Servic.:e under I.,ieut.. ROSE, .ilear Dawli s h, o n th e igtiOnsti of which wound 11:A since died Monday afternoon, in Si. j'amc','s-streit, 701'y Sauo,z was ;recognized and apprehended one theßow.street Offi cers ) f or being at !loge, haying been sentenced some, time-ago to re trans. ported for sheepstealing; he, 'is now confined in . • - • MURDER.--,Amvening Paper cootains the fol. lowing Letter from Flamburgh.-t-A murder, of un. equalled Horror, has happenedin this., City. It was committed bfa Student, in the fiftieth:year of his. age, of a weak constitution, in a fit of melancholy, delirium. lle:had been , 'out with his family, te. turned, anti ail retired An rest by eleven o'clock.-, , In the night he got up, and deliberately. moldered his wife, and six children, sparing two other chil. dren.Who were in .beLL,With his, own, anti , without di st u r bing any one.in-the:house i in which were fie veral lodgers ; he then proceeded to:where a servant girl slept, informed het he was going out, and "should return at. seven o s clock,. but ,nut : coming home at this time, the girl proceedeci to get the children up, and call her mistress, when she found them dead, weltering in thei,r _blood. On the a , larm being given, be Was pursued, ,and near a mill, about hAlf a [Lilt: from Hamborgli, he was found with its tk t ,s a t but not quite dead., He was conveyed back to burgh. The Fifth of next Month the Lottery btgins Drawing. Tickets. and Shares r are selling by T. i at las Oki Established Offices, No. 4, Coin. I 1;111, and No. 9; Charing.cross, where all Prizes :rte 'mid on demand • : MAititilll).: • • On Wednesday, by*speci 3 l li cence, at Peper I larro.w, ,the s:nt of the 'tight Lind Viscount :\liddleturi., liiigo Free- , nian E.:;4* t,t Ratten, in tlic County of Susix to the N o ,. mi ss llptirterkk,• Hiw Laitlsinplslehleit daughter: YasteitaitYott r, Ttiorno i.eyerion, Estt, r.,,ttleri ,ford-scittart, d W t\e!,*tr. ,R,ebeccii Craven, of liiaekticAth. The same day, Richard John Thomp son , o f Nfoa t.liall, • et , !Olin rum, * sti .or It ut , e. l. sii n art, in in the County, pittY.Gric, s 9. .to Mi 4 s Elizabeth 'nin on , , spvciai lyterville L o d ge , C ounty of I,.)uhlin, tll it i l rt ie d o a u t ri lg r t y 't t c: )f r . • Ry Samuel ESti, fare Captain in the 'Guards, to I%Thos -LiAhron, daughter of Sir Thoirtas,tizhton. DIED. Lich, l figs Jane 4,epipre,,, , ciatiVitor of C4briel I,epipre, E,-.(1 of Aslikr,i, klitidlesetx, in the sstl) 01 ilt:r age, 2:11IP Pablinhvti by Am ..1.4 tozk,Scitives, (of South Moiton.street,,Cros'vertor-igilart)r tlic L e trers.for the Editor, & c . ( tvat.pavd), Inuit be adOtesccl. CItAVtS224X, , Nita. 24. Paned by—the Echo,. Kend3l-1, froro 140Yalett 4 I A - " shis .Ca"ar,' :Pursuit, 'Roberts ;and E,trydik.e,, Compton, from Jaßuical Dart, Scot, fr9:n I übe.; ; b4lla„ Ft 4 in, st „o, lc. )b, froln ;. Attivr, a • Naze irom- the„Wesitlmee,;. eir:4, awn l{t ' , fast i Farnilyo.re, I,)+4y of Cl ,reuce, C. , rr, Henry , Zi:I )II. YICY A, n, Ifubburd, and fAnn't he iSailttl—the ' , tu n VY O 1 ii j ous ; for. St., Mich:leis; EYn ckeit i -------„ Anna Maria, t iAttks, b row fain,:, Vessen, and relnde Flmrs!elz, —,-for`EnlbCnn. t. _ ici4. F f S / A.S‘, Y7.STER.DAY. ; ~-, , •1 Biink Stock 44., - • In,lia Stack -. 1 , 1410 ( ' s ilei t. e,),. Esl 6 litaia Bonds S. s. ;I e , ' , ent 1-g-, tag, ti , ) i 4. ~i.,, S. `s.'dis. r.' Irish 5 per Cent: ' 1 0: - .-atium 74 8 syi dis'. 4I er cent. Con. 891 79 1 trailer. 3 ref Cent. 5311 3 per C. U. 54 , 4 . Flivro ken.s. g vt-io ii . 3,lter C. Col 5 - -; - p,i- • Bank for lt , ii): L. A. rt, 3- to i l Cons. tor oet.-531r 4} 3t The Ship MARV, of St. joh4i's, Canada. APTAIN Xhorn - aqi 011 . %;ei, Ma'ster of the Mary, ofcti a tkal o St. Jo hnis he , n e e a ti n t f la . tt r i o , y ro xt dtt ec i l i a l tscsN'tchniaot i likewLe hips 'Wife, Nlart Ana. Oliver, vas altrrnst reducedfo DeAli's door, and was: perfecgy carat by i" - 7, D in Dr. Drodu't. Netvoti Cordial, wi after beiti4 given, °Ye( by 4 " theable Pilyilaimas in the Country ; likese Sal e t al ut the I n habit.uiL oft hc Island have „receivettgreat bandit tram the abtAle Ntruntis my Ilinti, Ll' ~Eg. 'FFIONIAS ° I. NVO RD To Ttir. w 1 s F..' As a s'ltions caution to all of l'teit Who, trcatt tlmpature t . C"lni ) l. ,, ,ats, are 4414;c4A0. have re...our'se to that dang r"s screti oo 4 aitritiit noble apd etfcattal Cute tbr every 1 -, .:paraticnrlllerc;.lFy. Aiercury ,is certainly, it taken with cif Vjnere.il iiirt ,- .t,,ii, ; uue,-Ort the other 11.0v1, t ItFte Is " t an artit,:le in the wOole AAateria Medica, so rei)iete with dart •:r, 'l' hits it a cool oath; when under'a course alibis et c aurdinary Medicine,44-raquently leaves..Jachni.t it the Goat, heumatitm, Numbness in the Limbs, Paralyt:c A tliaions, ti.. /int in all We ill wilich, perhaps, ‹,44,>;;;(3)....moveal.„ibc.scv,:n, eight, or ter! specieS h ear,. Many Persons in bu,S4l4,iS. Servant ti, and- intleeddatl 11 4,, from ;ileiti s ail telt' employments, are ohiige t 9 . li 1; I 1 2 1, : : i tiableA4 :. tattli L.l()t Cie At:TA:dry, icitlironici4tinatolyo,l4.t i f ej i , r i it v , i 4 to 1 4t 1 : 1 hQ 311 C 1 Littligif , IW il A ,i ' it 'l l Mkr t ? t h;l9 Wi1 %4. 147 1 0 ;,. • 1 4 BROPPV't.PtrrA l4 lSiAtl Y .l 6ic ' ' ' '' Isons t•hich is partictila,rly ttlornmeni . tled /stile tks,ed pi:jo r ' : . P L „f a TitELittllQ the, ;,•,tpitipplat,,..s-tate„ litit ' th,A,,intliSCrNions. . arot ate the kol.lr,:t.PofltCttiohlb4hitit'itiirb N 01411140 o f rlt'' if l'ki-Stett,:e,•• by: it illitliag idt.innoent,yls,4; A nton a luat: 41 Pting`'' " 444 $ O C.g vir; 5t,,,p00n.:014 ;wilt, 1114P4rit tv.o . - i de9eyt and' a varapty ot orAcr CoiliiiraMs tilut Itre,trios t '' 4 ' 'cold toldo a iutddry ititroOkiicod;bk tal - Mirt:llegivaNattiintsud ence. l ii 't's i i'.l'e oriel . * tau') and • Restorativ i d NeVvdtat "Cordial, ft" 6ellitrat li tma,.A.Qi0...,.-ya.,9iiiktu,44o.4;w4t,, io Pot -1 iles at 11,,aslIt t . ',±6,01144 S. -5( i r (I),Vy.ißclu ( hxl), ; .11) 0t al* Co,', 4 late'tsac n i! NO. tv,`,' *(lleftltlifll 4 teit,'oo oSite" P_OStti.:itti:et ; TVAtfilf ';W(.1". ,, 44; . Cbrithi I I 4,AlVatd, No, - 3:4 'rt Holborn ; ,141itheff,; liar '7Cs).4.,kti.9's ; ictlieititt ''W aro-holt 4.-. No. 2 2 g , . Strarol,', '. ;tgle Aar i t i t , O Matti' , E xiitAe i , wiff ;mils,' l',4riajne .. t , ..) Hrsitia tv; - P.1).•-4,i-,T.,11....i\1rtv . EE. Ntnybefrii Cofn trhf,rvol),a 'fit .yitrtl ; ,i3olton,s.' , Royal- E ttchanggsLigigng ir IA 1111Frv. ,I!'I 0 ,,4, ;C 14+:4 p4iiic ir' . 1 IC ' plic4nci No. .1;2,1 - aythilrket ; ,StiL.o,,,,s, Ale.. LhFgeoiS, ran_ ,7 1. tiei lositc:tite South ilicirth-AV'ir44l6'ae;" - tret' cji°64 ; iteird-street ( ) ),.. ?mark Bank t'- , t. Pitiding.'3; No. 1 6 i tx „ , . )1 ► P t .3 Droggisti 31, bt.m.y.hlAll-.)tree , 04;144 V4111t)q0113t91#1 ~ . . tiorou .ll ; nit.eV Bow-lane.. e. , v ow -'l t'e in Os And to be h.td of all ,the Bokst:lleis awl ' inters r.. principal Market Towns in. the llitited.Ringdolos• ~ • ................;........—.....--............—,—.,.. ~....-.—___ : GOVERNMENT'IrCURItY A.II.ONST COOS TEItIEITS7 ,Node are' Genuine, without having. Si SAI4 1;: S 01 • 3/gWire LiverpObt,t' eitgaveditt the S tamp : and Ten rijun dS 1 " 1 :1 ward, _tor every Bottle sold 'without a Stamp, in bd pn e u on conviction, under Adi 'of l'arliainent; the .tad Geo. I t • Ch. 16, before any f ustice or the Pe.o.:e; - . a rrAdcßiltESo iy)o?riß;,•ip.eAtriLil,nlSit4, t o . or, lat,l,tieolFs.:,:dnisstppirns;iltriotcitlt;, ti;CI:0, little treated torbv the anci•iint Pra:titinuers ot Nleclijue: P S. welt 0. through rite delicacy .of niodein I' tri sis.-i.ov-i, iiiat,all,, •aaequate itka o f it..em uot be collected film ) their sv rling: l ; 4 ' • It is necessary, then to sav, that rue tirst sy in ptows o f ill Tabt.3 pUfs,alls are easily discerned by invot ti Ili at y n xturniu emission s ; vains in the bacic, as well as utteit la the I:e4}. fernae4tion of tile_ :pine ' aching I ' ll" ' "d wca!‘"° ° , ' sight; dead .- of memory, by an es.trernc dejettii)n of t l ' j mental facultk-s; and contingent to these are gut ta•sera:i I meagre visage; emaciated body ; irregular astrim..ti sens.t.. lions ;'which, preceding a syndrome of lietitiol co plAt'i r t i l ultimately clue the fatal c . tta strophe.. !rite ellic.p.o,- or t h e t C h o e rd w i; ( l ) l- rs l t h a ti n i t t i t outl.oC:tilebattliois4allsl4 cullepriztoannlsroati-..tfl, iti e neryou r i ld t i l e is at:l , , , ers ; and nothing has tendod so much w establish the tame ot this Mediciuz, as tut: a ce r ta in success at those coal plOns. il ,'''' which strike ;or ro-' r so deep in th•e, Cor,..titution, so fatal to the trippirtesS . of Mankind. The COrdial 15,11 m of Gilead. is earnestly.recorpniended to all person s lahouting,tinder.thusecritul riLikidio which brea k °h o t in a v .netv . orsymplort4, and fur which this salty a C tu ldial is a tialfr 'itfut 'east-tenieciy, cointotting the sto / 1,04 , howels, bracing the solids; auti giving tone to tho lief Ye us sytetri. . a t - I . l (: , •l l } j u l :i ro ' ti C e A :: l- e e l : i t iv . C - Ih ill : g s ; 1) : 4 t i l a l 4 .: 11 14 1 N r:;:a . :!: t Si t' t -1,i,1': 'l . :l ' ' ' ' :- ) i i t ;1 • :L ' 131 1 :1 ; !e"P : I . I: c c -" e l it i -I:111 , 'f: t lag equ a l to tOui Bottle:4. 3t ' tps, bil, 1?•)•;, viiii,:ii the l' , 4l: l ‘ . ' t _ sa Y -e- ' 94. ineittding 446 it,,, D i a , ' ;t ' ,a of w itJ) twit . % ',and . telethon, Liver' Poor," 40 - imitate Which is 'f . eic-nY • . N pi el :. i n : : :: ::S t :r : hb. 1.: : : 1 t b el t. 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Do.clic!]ter, V?riiiv •; J?""' 1 , •• • ?4itilluuth,, .14.'4;C:1i 4 L:44:1)L1r;;Ii t :tiiil4;i: .N,oc:11 lali : l ' es ,,, ,-- xi:ter. Tt..:wpiao ancl .ort,; l'alir6uth, -1111er ; ( ' l l -, ,iis. ter, Pitt', Walker I-• ti'lpactow, Mol)rinald ;:,..I.iverpooll L . ' iiop ' . ‘itrruOist t'li•eedil.P.Otiktflolipes ; Lincoln, DtiirY ; 1 ,; ) ; ,"„ iemitgl; Leieester, cregory,Switifcii ; 'Lewes, Pitt.i ',C a . rt eirster, Thotiipthir ; - 'Mariati -Rouve; Maidstone, wo" Madbqr9ugh, - Harold ; Newtnity,.::,ftiller, Atlee ~-1 41" Astic,,Witlker, flodgson. ~. Nymijarlinon, Dicey ; r0 t 1 .111 ,1 • 1 - Jones ; Viyatio!ttli I)nek: , ilnx hut' d ; Ita'rtstmaiiii, 1,4'''',',..41-, ; ' , l ila n 'T , 1 311 rb'i$e i 14ntiv'cli, Steienitin 'aid' Co • ()%;'°,,,,' : Iteadiug, Smart and Cu. ,• _Rochester, rit , ;rini•-•'t'in ; i l '''' ' t ;• •• Secg . snt ; Shrewsbury, ,):Adov,:o ;, >t Lit),,,,,, i 0 „,, 11,10: _ :Stafford,. fvhirgari ; StAinford;ltewoonth ; Suudori.:ol,l, l''1: ;'alisbitryitollitis ; :Sparhotought, llayley ; Taunton , L' ' ' , ' ,.tll, 'l' unt - prit4Te 'W,ellsk,SprAge ; Wells IL` dill ; Wc)"' - , , .. , W 004 ; Windsor, lilal:elley ; 4111.1 by all Voglers of ( 41 ' ut 1114dicines iii thil'L'hited• Fankilorn. • ...,,,res - Of whom may he — hsa, • a iie w Edition. be7lig ticarlY ''" 'lltindred Pages, vrico uul y .i.s. . ' : • SOL:QMON's GUIDE Ta ii i: Al.lll' qv, Or advice to both sexes, on female diseaws, N e rvou,, s ! 4 is poehondriac, wad (.4nstauptive-Contplaints. Thig; t y tir ot recommended to }:calpgenen and boys ; 1 1 ,,s bcen theca` .utts many years ex crime ;Ind' observ.ition o n .the eall' i t P i ei i s 'consequences o fd' secret slid destructive :vice. T° T v a , "%p -added att•E'sloy eft diseases incjcicnt ,Ict, lernAlgs, ,aw. , . also pcnctix on ihe subjea of 4 Ati lit a ry 20it tliztrt;4tivC Oa .an Address to Pa relit I,' c; Ordi3lts, -Tlliors,'onfe thri cc tor have this care r.nd elliteatiott of: vcntli. 1 ikewisr .. a ‘ d ".:iii,ratt 11at11;t1g, explanlinct he Ittoritt of treatment, in t''''. izil e;;• • stages of the ScOrvy,--,l,e;a:osy, Kirig'y Fvil, Goo' , , ~,iis . Matisrri, - Aiid Verierimi'Dfsase - cautions • to- }-00,1!; 1''',1_,1,;,:. -. °C lila - dinitor; of• inVeo4l;l- con'tletions or iinP rhPci ' ment, tec. -. , a f ' -7 i ,•.,..V'vr stltirr4Nlll,...a.z,lng s.`i!e o , f , till! P0______...„.....................„0:t 1. - . the best criter'''''