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The LORD CHANC F L LOR delivered his opinion. He said, that when the applicatian was first made, enteatained some doubts, - whether this was a ease io which the Court had jutisditlion t - but upon re. tiettion, his mind wasperfetily satisfied as to that point ; and indeed it dicl.not seem to be 'contended by the Gentlemen at the Bar, that the Court was not competent to determine upon , the subjeet ; un douhtedly this Court had a jurisdittion over those offices ,in which its business was transaded ; the Register Office was a :part •of . the' Court, and any contempt of its authority or its officers; committed there, was as much punishahle as if committed in. the Coma itself. Ire therefore considered, that the Clerk of a Solicitor, conduaing himself 'as Mr. Wall had done towards the Clerk of a Register, w h o was part of the Register, was -highly reprehen. 3ible ; and if a case of the 'kind, unaccompanied by the circumstance that attended this, was again brought before him, 'he knew of no punishment in his power to inflict, that would he too severe; but rheie were - in this case, circumstances which very much went 7 to extenuate the condua of Mr. Mr.Cuppinger,,the Register, who sat in Court on ;i.e day • the order was made, must have known- AbOut a weak Since a young man, fashionably attired, applied for ready.lurnished lodgings at the house of a Mr. Gwinnel, in Downing -street, Westminster.. A suit ,of apartments were slimy 'him, and he approved them much. The situation was extremely al-proper, as he had business to settle with His Royal Highness the Dolts of YORK, at the War-Office, during his stay in town, and be. ing, as it were, on the spot,' would greatly assist the dispatch of his affairs. Mr. G. desired a ae. feretice, and he was immediately told to address a line to Captain F. at a Coffee-house, near Spring_ gardens, and most ample satisfaaion would be given On that head. Mr. G.• wrote accordingly,' and was answered that Mr. S. was a man of fortune, cha raCter, and honour, and that it was an acquisition for any Berson to have him in their house. Mr. G. was satisfied, and Mr. S. entered upon his lotigiOgs. After being in possession from Monday sc'nnight to Wednesday, he expressed a wish to give a sup. per to his friend Captain F. who had made such ho.: nourable mention of him, and requ'ested Mrs. G. to assist him with a side.bO fad' for the occasion, as his friend was a doshiapdar, and liked things in stile. He should order the entertainment from a neighbouring coffee-house. This request was com. plied with, and every article of plate was produced and set forth on the occasion. ' He liked the display amazingly ; but Captain F. could relish porter only out °Ea silver tankard ; if that could be procured it would crown the whole; for his own part he could not abide to drink out of filthy pats from an ale-house. Mrs. G.:had no tankard, but she had a 1 china mug at his service. Well, that must do. 1 He would go to the coffee-house and hasten the sup per, and n, short time afterwards was heard to go put of doors. Not returning immediately, as was expelled, Mrs: G. went into his apartments, and to her astonishment discovered that her lodger had carried' off every article of plate she posseSseo in the world ; some of which she supposed had been thrown out of the windosy . to an accomplice, it being left open. Information was given at the Public-Office,. Quern- square, and tbib honourable Gentleman wits taken in bed on - Friday morning, at a coffee-house in Westminster. On being brought before the Ma- gistrate a he denied the charge, and behaved with the most impudent assurance. 'The Magistrate committed him for a second examination. The Pri soner could.not fail of being well rec'omtnended, as he had written 'his own charaaer from the coffee house, passing under the name of Captain F. Sniuggling has lately been carried on to an unusual extent un the Northern Coast of Notthumherland. A vessel of this description stood off and on in the, Bay of Berwick the greater part of last week, and landed bale goods anti gin to an immense amount. To counteract this as far as their limited means al. lowed, Mr. Nicholson, Inspector of the Custom's at Berwick, and live others,- put out to sea in an open boat, on the night of the tst inst. and came up, unsuspetted, with the lugger's boat, which was making for the shore, deeply laden, with nine men on board. One of the officers, not considering, or not knowing the inequality of their numbera s jump. td on board, and fired his pistol, but was soots over. powered. The smugglers immediately pulled out. to sea with their prisoner, and after repeatedly threatening to throw him overboard, turned him atdrift on Holy Island Point, - up to the chin in water. A good ducking, however, was all "tile harm he re ceived, as he fortunately reached the shore in safety. Mr. KEARSL BY, the Proprietor of the elegant Pocket Edition. of SHAM a AR e, .apologises for not having published the Fourth Number fits early as his Proposals have justified_ the Public in expecting it ; but when he assures them that the disappointment has arisen from a desire of executing the Plates in a style of very superior excellence, lie trust, they will , not complain of delay, when it is !indetermination, if pJ,sible, to give them number cause oldissatisfaCtiona —lnstead, however, of publishing a Play every Week, he must, frOin this time, extend it to a Fort. night, and, with this Indulgence, lie hopes to pro. duce an Edition of Shakspeare, hitherto unexampled for beauty of Typography and superiority of 'En gravings ; he can likewise assure his Subscribers, that he has every reason to thiiallay furtherhe shall ntmt indul.le under the necessity of claiming any genet in respect to time. .&aelt Play is embellished with two Plates; price 35. Fleet-street, June so, xBo3. 51111' IVEW,C. POOLE, JUNE 17. Arrived—the Dart, King, Adive, Williams, and Doite, Thompson, from Portsmouth; Hope, Netherwood, and ,Hope, Mandaw, froM Southampton . ; Kent, E.tling., from rlyniouth ;, and Good Intent, Wills, from Portsmuth. Sailed—tide William and Mary, Baynes, and Lark Spur-. tier, tbr Weymouth ; atid.Princess Royal, Allen, and Warreit, for Newfoundland,' DIED. Lately, at Stockholm, Baron Gustavus Reuterholm. Go vernor..Ceneral of the Province of Westmanie, father-in-law to Lady Barclay. On the inth inst. at her house in St. James's-place, Mrs. Hale, relia of General Bernard Hale, and sister of the late Right Hon. Richard Rigby. On Tuesday last, at his house ih Mansell-street, after a few hours illness, Mr. Henry Tickell, Brewer. . On Friday last, at Shrub's-hill, near Egharn, iri the ggth ye.nr of lter age, Mrs. Clislloner. !did of George Chaitoner, Esq. of S tationishire. On Saturdaylast, Mrs. Thomai Harper, of Strand. On the grit-inst. fames Cheape, Esq. of Wellfia.t, in the year. On the,gth of March, at Crescent Estate, jatnaica, john Bell, front Dundee. Oil Monday last, at Ilanger-hill, near Afton, 5.-Millar, Esq. late of St. jarnes's.str.,:et, Lately, at Bath,' the Rev. David Brymcr, late Fe4lOW of Waelliam College, Oxford. Lately, at his apartments, High Holborn. William Pear son, Esq. Brother to the late Joseph Pearson, E. Door keeper, to the House of Conumns. STOCKS, DAY. India Stock ihut India Bonds s. prem. Excheq. lOW s. s. dis. Oulnium 1.1/ 1-124 2 dis. Riper: 3 per t..cut. • sst Ditto Ann. Bank for July Acc.. Cons: tor Open. 371 To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. Dear Sir, . No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London.' FEEL it a Duty incumbent upon me, to inform you ut the very great and extraordinary Cure I have re eeived from your invaluable Medicine, LEAK E's PATE Ni' PILLS. - About two years ago r i was attacked with a VENEREAL Di SO) R DE k, which Itreated rather slightly for some ti:ne, but the DiSease at length spreading all over my body, I via, obliged to apply to the most eminent of the 'Faculty, but their assistance atfinded only temporary relief : I - Went through various Cours.:s. of Salivation, and from being rather of a corpulent habit, was reduced to a mere skeleton. The Ulcers that spread an 'over stay Limbs rendered Me a com plete Objed, so that my Friends despaired nf my recovery.. lVtien.brotight to . this•situation, I considered death as inevi table, but a relation of mine commenting upon the many Cases in which your Pills had succecaled, I was induced to try a Box of them, which 1 thought rather relieved me, and Iv persevering tiar two or three months, and following your direetions, I experienced the most unaccountable relaxation from pain, the sores gradually subsiding ; I ant now, thank !God; perieeity recovered. and walking oat daily: I doubt not, but one more box, which 2 think cautioua to take, will establish my health in its original ;tats. It is with the most heart-felt gratitude, that .1 subleribe. myself, Sir, your much obliged humble Servant, Deans ate, Manchester, July r, tsot . ' W. rEARSON. P. S. For the public beaefit, I do not objeft to the above being peblished, but leave you to ad as your own better judgment shall &date. Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor; Trios. TAYLOR, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street; Where, after a constant tesidente of more than' Thirty-six Years, in a pradice particularly (Wetted to the 'Cure of Venereal C,omplaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Meri of Ins ProfesSion should always observe, he flattert himself, the advice and assistance h* gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be, esteemed by a discerning 'Public; as an Advantage seldom; to be obtained, and void of ambiguity. • - Also sold, by his Appointment, tor, the convenience of, those living at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, Al-, ban's-street, Pall Mall; the TOyShdp, o. 503, Oxleint-, Street ; Mr. DiiborOugh's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Steel's, , Booksella No. z, Union-row, Little Tower-hill ;. Mr. Baxter's Smith-bridge,' Edinburgh ; Mt. Ciltwerrs; Dublin ; Mr. Billinge's, Liv e rpool ; Mr. Atkinson's, Man= chester ; and by one Person in every considerable To o l4l in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxei of only Is. 9d. each; sealed up with hall and plain dire ions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed i 'seerccy, and safety. N. Ti. every Box sold in Great Britain is Sealed up with a stamp, on which, by thvou'r Of the Commissocers, is print : ed, at the Stamp-office, " T. Taylor, No. 9, New Bridge, street," to imitate which is Felony, and all others are coml.. terfeit. LONDPN; Printed by PUCIIA NA N 114*Ivl 1 ILAN, jot Bow-Street, Caveat-Carden) ; and Published by W2l3.l'Mkt ARIAMIR SOAIPPS. (of South Mutton. the Svm.ONVic a, No. it 2, Strad; where Adwilisevenii, Urden for the Paper, Let trrt lot the Faliior, • COURT 9F CIIANCE4I'„TUNE 17. I:tte Court was occupied nearly the wholeeaf this .morning in .hearing. a cause of a very novel and cu.. • tiotia nature. It was.an application •by .the AMT. oey-General, that a Mr. Wall, the Clerk of Messrs. . Vanheythusen and'Catr s two eminent ,Solieitors, should be committed to the'Fleet, for having 'bee* 'guilty of a conteihrof the Court, in .chalknging .Mr. Burroughs, the Clerk of Mr..-Coppinger, one of the Registersof the Court of ChanCery, to fight, and breaking open his desk to get possession of an or. tier made'by the. Chancellor to a certain cause. It appeared that 'a cause had been depending be. -fore his Lordship, an I that One of the pat ties being entitled elejure'to a sum ofmoney, as soon as it should he decided, applied to stating the ne cessity he was in for -the Money, .arid that Unless his 'catthe was heard time enough to get the stock sold out of, the Bank by the zeth May, the Accountant. General's Office would be shut, and he would have tati opportunity of obtaining the money till July ; a delay which would be fatal to his affairs and jute •rests, His Lordship finding that' the party was • likely to be. involved in considerable distress, if lie did not receive the money he was entitled to, con. sented to hear the cause out of iii regular course, and to give it a preference over others. Ac. .tortlingly the cause was heard, and. the. Chancellor ordered the money to be forthwith sold out of the Bank, and paid to the person entitled to receive it. It is necessary to state, that before an ostler is drawn up in this Court, it is the duty of the Register who .attends at the hearing, to settle wiih the Solicitors on both sides, the minutes of the directions given by his'Lordship in pronouncing judgment ; of course this was a ceremony the Solicitors for the party en titled to the money, were extremely anxious to have Lad accomplished with all possible expedition.; and ,with that view, Mr, Wall, their Managing Clerk, :was t il te cted to use every exertion in his power. It is also necessary to state, that in this Court, there are a number. of Registers, who have seats in the ,Register Office, where they dispatch their business; .but it 'happens ,in this Office, as in all other public ones, that some of the Officers are affible, accom modating, and disposed to oblige, while others, on the contrary, are aduated by very dissimilar dis. positions, and condud themselves with . a degree of hamteur tend Official Consequence, not very well 'calculated to expedite public business. We do not attests ( to infer, that Mr. COppinger, the Register .upon this' occasion, was a person of the latter 'description ; but his Clerk, Mr; ”Butroughs, had :contrived, by the assumption of a degree of tportanee, not strielly attached to his situation, to :render himself very unpopular among the suitors and solicitors who had business at his office. Mr. Wall, who, as ,we have stared, was desirous of get. ting the order passed, called repeatedly 'to have the minutes settled--but Mr. Burroughs,.who was in no suthhurry, - did hot think proper to pay any atten tion to the_enteigency of the case ; this, of course, irritated MNWall, who, at length having obtained a copy of minutes, declined returning it, unless .Mr. Burroughs would promise not to lock it up.— Whet, said Mr. Burroughs, make such a promise at your request l It .became a material question, upon which of the words the ethphasis had been laid.— The Counsel for Mr. Wall contended, that the cm. phasis had been laid upon the word your ; meaning thereby to convey a reproachful insinuation against Mr. Wall, who was consequently justified in using 'the language he-afterwards did ; that language con. sisted in certain expression. injurious to the charader of Mr. Burroughs ; followed up by an assertion, that he had said enough to him to induce him to re. -sent it, if he had beerea Gentleman. This, it was con. 'tended, implied a Challenge. The . Minu t es were at length settled, and the order was drawn up. Mr. W a ll applied at the Office for the Order, that he might pass . it in the usual form ; he had been delayed till the last day, and he was aware that if he did not procure the Order, the Money could, not be re'. ceived. To his great surprise he found that Mr. Buiroaghs had locked it up in his desk, and walk ed away with the key. He then applied to,Mr. Coppinger, the Register, who said his Clerk had gt,t the Order locked up, and till lie returned it could, not be had. Mr. Wall finding that between Mr. Coppinger and his Clerk he was likely to lose the boient of the Order, resolved to obtain by force, what was denied to entreaty ; and accordingly lie armed himself with - a large poker, and proceeded to t he desk of Mr. Burroughs, against which he cum ',tweed a most Emnidable attack. It soon, yield: ed to the application of such an instrument, and Mr. Wall, seized the Prize he had won, car ried it off in triumph ; the order was passed, the money received, the Client relieved from his dis. tress, and all parties' satisfied, save Mr. Burroughs, who grieved for his rifted desk. Such was the trans. action upon which the application was made, for etnntnitting.Mr., Wall to the Fleet Prison. Counsel having been heard on both sides, and the whole affair canvassed, petf:etly well . that it was `the wish and fe , lihg of the Court., that it should be carried into circa with_ out the leaStdelay. It was therefore his duty to have taken care that the forms of the office should not .have . prevented the intentions of the Court from being carried into execution. He desired it to lie fully understood, that the Court Would stria: tolerate either a Register or his Clerk to, throw oiAtruftions in the way of any proceeding with,rlard to which the Court had recommended expedition., It was a scanda lnus proceeding, that the intentions of the Court should have been retarded by die Register's Clerk presuming to lock up in his desk a liaper whiCh he knew would he A anted. It was this conduCi upon tele "po of the Register and his Clerk that induced him' not to exercise his posier in committing Mr. Wall to the Fleet ; but he hoped that, after the sen. timents he had expreased upon the subject, and the warning he had given, no one would ever presume its be guilty of ~such ,a contempt of the Court, as either to use provoking or insulting lan guage to its of f icers, or use a violent Weapon to obtain any paper that was .withheld. The proper course would have been to have complained , to the Court; and riedesired theßegistets also to take no. tice that, however disposed he was to protett them j in the fair discharge of theirduty, yet, if ever a just complaint was made out against them for unneces 7 sarily delaying that which the Court had recom. mended, they would not.only ,be the objects of his censure but of his punishment. As the case stood at present he did not think it necessary to proceed to extremities, but he trustechhat-ovhat he-had s a ltt would, not only have its due effea upon the parties, - hut upon all oihers whom it might concern. : They parties were dismissed ; and we lOve only to hope his .I,ardship's lecture may have its proper . circa. , OXFORD UA'I7ERSII7. The Annual ext":Ytination of the Students for .the Prize Medals was held on Wednesday, last. Abc.ut eleven o'clock in the mousing the Theatre was filled by visitors orthe first rank aad te'yeflability. The ceremony commenced by the admission of Lord FR As cls SPE NC P.R, son of the Duke of NIAIi.L.I3 . OIOUGH, to the degree of Dodor-of Civil L a w. Ei g ht Ge n . tletnen of 016 different:Colleges were . next admitted to the degree of Master-of Arts, Mr. CLow e, the PubliC Orator, then delivered a most eloquent Latin Oration on the occasion of the meeting, particularly on the dignity, importance, and utility of these Pub lic ExaMinations. Mr. 7511 UTTL twottnt, of New College, then delivereclan excellent Latin Poem:— .the subject, Byzantium. • A Member of Christ Church read an Estiay on Common Sense, which was generally admired. The last composition, and etc. tainly the most admired, W 23 a Poem in English, by Mr. of Brazen Nose College—the 30 . 0, Palestine. To these Gentlemen the prizes were awarded. Southampton promises to be a place of very fashionable resort this summer. Even at this early season it is full of company. Most of the lodging houses are lett, and many families of the highest distinftion are expeded daily. Among the latest arrivals are, William Lynne, Esq. Al. C. the Margrave and Margra— vineot Anspaelk, Earl of Wycombe, James Amyatt. Esq., M. I'. Larly • Citrard, I.adv Catherine Long, Major,and Lady Sarah Cresplgny, Mrs..Chamierand Family, General Ful ler, Mr. Greville, Colonel Mackay, Mr. and Mrs. Sober, Mr. Brathwaite, Colonel and Mrs. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer, Miss Short arld Miss Leigh, Mr. Wallop,' Major and 'Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Willock, Mr. and Mrs. IthiltOn, Captains Ashe s Burdett, licatheote, King, &c. ice. The Races will commence the first week in .Au gust, and, by permi - scion of Mrs., FLitiitt NO, of Stoneham Park, on the same spot they were held last year. The Stewards are to be JoSEPH JacK. SON, Esq. of Belle Vue House, and &Amy E LSOB Esq. of the Polygon, near Southampton. MARRIEL). On Saturday the tith inst. Thomas Tilson, Esq. of Earl street, Blackfriars, to. Miss Maria Matilda I ohnson, daughter of the late Frelove Johnson, Esq. . . (in Saturday the iSth inst. at Tottenham, by the Rev. Charles Curtis, Henry Cady.fallader Adams, Esq. of Ansty- Ilall, in the County, of•Warwiek, to Miss Cu'rtis, eldest daughter of Sir 'William Citrus, Hart. of Culland's Grove, Southgate, Middlesex. • PRICI! OF SATUO. Bank Stork s per Cent. shut per Cent. 1797, 9 hish,s per Cent. 4; er cat. Cun. 72.11e1 I Cent. Red. 3 pet C. Con. shut C stank L. Ann. 169-0 11-16 'Ditto Short 3 ii-16 "'} TVRTJ.L.S. , • WILTSHIRE and Co. King's lino!. Taftol, onitry, have just .14Alcf.1 a lot oC line liveliTtlf. ties fur Sale, from 3o to .le.: pounds weigla 4/ Turtles Dressed every clAy in-the highest per/et-lion, sent to to any part of 'foss n or Country. KENT. ‘HARIORES COURT. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, Wog a'En -ftnce, • FOR SALE by AUCTION, . By Mr. STAINES, At the Fountain Tnn, Canterbury, on Saturday th July neat, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon! viousiy disi)osed of by Private Contract, of wL notice wilt be given iir this paper); ' • Lot i. A LL that Capital and very 1 A provable Farm called Ilardre; Court, with the W neat-barn, fiailey-b ern, two Cottage' adjoining, tibp-oast, with two Kilns, ( iardett, well stocked- - .vitli choice Fri,,:-trees. atable4 Wagon and Cart Lodges, &c. With Liu Arable. ' 2asture, itop-ground, Ordure!, and Wood , land, together aboi t - - Lot. 2 . Little Bossingliairt Faun-house,N.ard, the Arable, .P.4stute, Hop.! round, and. Woodland - - '- val i u m ab t - and Lot 4. p a rk . w o od, and klasaiick, al.out Lot S. Cherry Garelcii - - Lot 6, Part of Andmvs's Wood 3C . . rr The Woole is exener tred from the I ::.-..d. ,, Tfl Immediate POSSession nrif be ' fa xen or th., Iv , iil: ' 01.,- :. of the Farms, Caraen, Sc., at Miclinelrmis ricv ''' .. Mr. Henry Niarrt, at the S.:knol, will ..;: .-. ;lie Further particulars may he knoi.va, M. appii,:atin V a William Pettiman, jun. at Hain, near S.andwicho--1 turdays, at the Estate 11 1 3 Y be seen, rand of whom firilizA partkulks,,' Roe Inn, Canterbury , w l iele a M4llO be had ; also of Mr. James Simmons, anti Mr. ‘Vrilintn 1 1 ,r, tow, Canterbury ; at the Swan, I ly th e j Foik3Lone 'fily . , : o Folkstone; Ledger's Library, (lova; !loop an d Lift i % 1)CAI i Be!,l Sandwich; King's Ileac', Itainsgate i ' s chener's .flutel Margate ; Ship, Fav,:rsii ini ; 531.00 1 Head, Ashford ; g aud at qrs. Massey's Stannic'', I'ark.l4l,tl' G rosvenur.square, Loi:don. .....* , I , • .. . , ' - • . . , NEW, INVENTED LIATS. •. IN CPctsetitsenee of the' very great Omplaint.c:(f late, of the ,bad quality Of I Lits, it has intluad + 9 ' U. RE,,of No. p, Strand, who has resided there these P years, to try . the.experiment of ;nixing Moles' 'Fur with 11 1 . . • ver, and which he has found' to :111$ \Nt . n' /lb molt ietie'4 CX 1 P 1 ;;; tattoos, not only•for their durability, which, on trial, w . f.' ~q found to wear out near two such Hats as are made i 9,17 usual Way,Niotemaking thein So nipcb finer, tiO a closer texture than the various‘coarse' Furs :hat aieus,l)ll4 ~ made use of in the alarittfatturing of Hats.; atid, 'With t ..• . stood qualities, the For will.not come oil; which has.keen 7, touch complained or of lido, as well as their taking a i i beautiful - Black, . which. will retain their •colour : "''` i " $ the i‘lanufacturer of his own Hats, he sells them at nit: 1°- • ,priee or ii . 3s. Stamps included. Likewise a variety of Army and Navy Hats, Fuid 1n i1 1 ...,.4 41 ' Patent Silk Hats, Livery Hats, .tend 'Ladies and eltilw"-., .' Hats, elegantly. trimnial. ... N. E. Worthy the attention of Merchants for•ExportOW:4!i. *,,,' Mole Skins bougt}t in any quantity. - , 0 0,,'. V * l Letter Cpu'st-paid), resyeEling 1..i1i: Skins, OluY tended ta; ~ _la:. •__ _ . • ~,,i „ GOVERNMENT SECURITY A.G.k•INST •C 0! . , ". TERFEITS. . . 1 •., 1. ' None are-Genuine, without having " Saw.. SoLoNami Liverpo9l,"cagraved in tp e S ta mp ; and Ten Pour.dl.l4; . , ward, for every Bottle ad without i Stamp, i.., be p l a t L THE Infi 'do eturvietion, tinder Act. of Parliammat, the 43.1 Gco. Its . , 11 ;• Ir , beforc any justice or the Veace. f . I informed, that Mr. Mathesvabis Just l eerrivid: a .. vetf , ~,. abitants of 'ellis'-City. are respenil:eir_ : Valual)o, Sviv, y of, the „iorbratoit,cytt nt . .1.,. yin )4 ..,..., c; I '4 , EA6i - tor-vd)lll6,;s, licrroutr.flpyrde*,;, .c , " i'• I. 43 ,1. pettliar to Females, fl __yrtcrical rkle.:Clioti;, ►and I..?Lsriess.tit- , Spirits, Loss of Appetite, and Indii l, *lye Complaints in gcnera ' l, &C. It is.the most •ala:olitte T. .mcrly for such Diseases as are attandOlf,w4ll t o t•-fil r .l.'!" . g sVinptoms ; namely, a great Straitness pf the bre, wt, diHiculty of breathing ; violent -pAti fblic " : °I. uw .I°l4 :r and L,nisonip.: sudden flashes of heat in .various parts , of, the !soil} ;at o fl l l . l 1 'tit-lief a sense of cold, as if wane was' politectrm thorn ; i .f s , •.i ihg pains. n t.ht_m - .-. noi and limbs, back andbllY. rc.").11 those occasiOULW by the aravel-; the . Pulse sometintea ; UoCO3IIIIIOOII l'il a-tv,.at.oilker times vzry .octcr. „. y awniii4„ the hiccough, frequent 'sigliiii:, oi 5..05.010; ~ suffircation, as frinif A bail or totrili lit tn.: thr,..r, ; ..li•cnia, Lira of cry r ing* and convulsive, lauo,itv,; the, sl.ei! • , '''!!•'`3: anti sdrlotif rafteShiiio littd.tilv.t'atituit..ortvrt tralloW.l s ,'.! t. „ A ; horrid s t reams..— I Mite 1 has becti said, by.,intoiesrc4 In"t% duali, against Aledicincs that' are advertised, hit thcre 0 1 ., i very variauf very- importapt observation to be inadc topectiag tiie C0rd..01,1 Balm of Oilead, - that unless its operation be gettri:!. t sar: , • and repute and universal demand, it his al quired; to., as it 1i. , , , , , even the'lla enk•acious, it could not have .rain to the unea:;llP.',, rarefy, the greAt advantage of a . . prisuastve advoc..te at the 0 . , of the Patient, SO Itoth . big but lis conviction of 40' 111°1 '1 by its salutary e&cls, can- induce !vim to policy:ere, awl l it , yea.sonablc perseverance is certainly most r•liisite co' o' lp tc , , ! Por Out Chronic Diseases, d - . • Use V •tirlitiargAn , .an r..stor, ipl•L • health. PP4ist combination Of cli vini..als and . A , Saving of Nine Shillin , S. in 'Fwo-Gninels. 11 . .. The Cordial Zahn of Gilead is'solti in Boit Ics, price IP a-Guinei hthere ..13'rl cae-; are also .Bottles. P, i ce it.. •. ,, -- - L.',,t, ~ . ing equal to•four Bottles at cos. Evl • by w hien the ri ., !'',.' s .' galenieals saves 9s; in c luding also the I)tity ; the Stanippi winch J,,' ; ',:,. the.Proprtetor's name and address, Sand. Salprilonr: I '' Bc " ~ pool," to imitate which is Felon y. ' • ~. . ,i 4 ie.. N.. 13 The. P . . . .ostagc of all Letters mitst ba p.lid, afi enclosed tbeadvice.' L . ' • . '''. • The Cordial Balm of Gilead, ' Anti.. 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