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...~: • ..~ 1 N Num 3E R 3447. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TO.MORROW EVENING, Oetober, 6, 1803, will be'performed, PIZARRO. The Scenery, Dres ses , and Decorations , entirely new. The Music, Airs, Chorusses, and Marches, incidental to the Piece, composed by Mr, - K EL LV. PERUVIANS'. ' . Attaliha, Mr. POWELL ; ' Rolla, Mr. POPE ; • • Oinzembo, Mr. DOWTON ; • Hualpa, Mr. COOKE ; • Topac, Master WEST ; ' . Cora, Mrs. YOUNG . SPANIARDS. . Pizarro, .Mr. BA RRYMORE ; Alonzo, Ilrr. H. JOHNSTON, Almagro, Mr. CA ULF IE L D ; Davila, Mr. DE CAMP ; • Las Casas, Mr. WROUGHTON ; • Valverde, Mr. BARTLEY ; , • Sentinel, Mr. HOLLAND ; • Elvin, Mrs. POWELL. • , The Vocal Parts by Mr; BURROWS, Mr. DIGNUM; . 4irs. MOUNTAIN, Miss DE CAMP, Miss 'HICKS, Miss TYRER. WITII . HONEST THIEVES. . . , • Colonel Careless, Mr. 110 LLAND ; Captain Manly, ,Mr. DE, CAMI ; . ~ . : Abel, Mr. COLLI.NSI Obadiah, Mr. SUETT ; Teague, with the Song of" The Try,lit Irish Boy." Mr. lOHNSTONE . . Mrs. Day, Mrs. SPARES ; Arabella, Mrs. SCOTT ; ..,, Boxes 6s , Second P Ruth, , Mr's. HARLOW E. • ' rice 3s. Pit 35:6(1. Second Price as. Cal it.ey 2S. SCC(iild Price IS. Upper Gallery is: Second ,1 P . rn:e 6d.. - No Money to be returned. PlaceS for th e B oxes to taken ol* Mr. Fosbrook, at the :'• - „inox-9gice,in Little Russel-kreet. • „ Tilq qours to be o p ene d at Hal f past Five, and'the Per-. ~i. rormaneeto b;-;;in at Half past Six. '• • 04 Saturday, th e Pl ay of Deaf and Dumb, aft e r which willoe,,revivetl, the M usica l E nterta i nntent of The Camp, 'With new Scenes ' Dressis, and Decorations. A new Drania, it) Thrce Sit;, intermixtd with Music and Spettaele,: altered form the French, called A wil - 6. with Two Rushands, which has been some time in preparitiOn, will iN.-., produced as soon as possible, t lic Music composed by Mr. Itlazziogi. A11d.14 new Coniedy in Five 'Ads,' and a Farce, are also in rehearsal. n'HEATRE-RQYAL, q O VENT-GARDEN . . Pr MOititOW EV E NING, Oti 6, 1863, • will ha 'pregrnted • DOUGLAS. Norval,'Mr. D,D,O,NS •, Loaf tatztiolph, Mr. MURRAY ; Glenalyon, Mr., COfYKE ; Thu Sint Ner, Mr. KEMIILE ; Nlr. CLAREMONT. Laity ItandAlph, Mrs. SI DDONS ; sled Anna, Airs. HUMI tIItiES. ' :vyzrtt ..~ ;t ' . THE BilkTl4-I),AY. .. ' Emm 6d y NI iss' tkrA DDY• • Roxesds. Ps. zs.. - .Uper Gall. ts. Places' for the B it ox 3 es tube f taken o Mr. Bra p ndon, at the Box Office in Ilia street. The Douri to be opened at Half past Five, and the Per _ formance to begin at halfpast Six. " . :Tiu'Moiley to be RetUrned. Vivant Rex et Regina ! mlvintoFrlidzy:,,rtlenh.nii.filigu, Al l.ltoArt;rnervitli the Musical Afterplece of O n Mlrklayvgasellit, withf 11; Review. 1.,-,.. the Historoal: Play of Kiwi; Henry the Fifth, or The 1 - Oroicpiesteit Fratiee, is:in reheara4 and will be produced int inetp„ree.tvp , M. GODWIN's LIFE ,ancLAGE of CI4AUCER.. 1/1 R. PIitLIAPS res . , pettfully. ittlitrms. the Ptil?l . iltat..l% God win's History of the I.ife and' A C l u t""er. wil e4rsu,..ly fur pub, licati 'on on Thorsday the It of (te . ,t b , ) , ?r. It cisetsists of two-elegant Volumes in Quarto, ptiee'Fkiree.Guineas and a Kill in boards. No; v . i - St. 4)ant's cltrelt4a.rl, ' -:• . • "• . • 5.41 . t. 24th, 403: • ' r . ' 4 h' ._ . _ AP.ALUAB.LII •I3LE ACM NG C ROUINIDS, and OIL of -; : ; • VITRIOL WORKS. • • TO BE 1,D.1"1- Br PUBLIC-AUe:TION„, o. K . Thitre,day the , amen i. ) 6lobriinst. at the Stir. Ifni, in Mintchester, at Fonr o'Clok in tile A fternoon,iri the fol.. 10.vin,,,- Lots (bv Direelion'of the A . s4ignees of Mr; JOHN', OVER, a Bankr t i I)" P ; , . . .., • r. - .. . .LOT I 01 HE .very ( .; 1 1 11 N11 '.and . ,Extentivi '.l3 LE 'ACHING' ... .:•; I f i l ( )KH4.!*:,l•sittifite: at. Great. Litet o in ".the County of Littiosten, I ; tio,in the occupation of Mr. lulu) Cldver, and' sspiittsSiMeSotrs. Hadkinsbn and Witkitli; - e consisting of ai Ntal : Botv.king-.house, past. witeelb, Calendar-house, Dry4fai l ie e ' .stoves,‘ Iltes'smg-hour,e, Warehousing,. Black "snilth's Shop; 'TWelve Ccitta,ges iiar Illi:'sVoikrriell to inhabit; tint other Buildingst - rogetlitr with"the CapitaV rd:, , ..,'“, 1 1.. house, Lawn,- Plantations, Cardent;' . tigit‘honseSt aid .Suit-: •ibletlftlets bdonging, and the several Closes of Land usually, - ocfupied with," and used in the pleachi n g W o r ks. Ole Prentire3 - a re very advantageously/sttuated on the River "'men, 'about - MN: Miles tram itLn;ehester, and two frimi Bolton', being the great- Seat of 'the Cotton Mal,..fi,tur,e (,i :the County, and assisted...by good ,kbads, arid :tracer C. - r4aile in every dire6lion. The Land abounds with Coal, :: Li t Os Priniises have a Fall of Water, suifleieni for carrying un ' the Works;viithOut the aid .of a Stearn 'Engine: Willi the • ' Pr emises.will,lx: Lett, all the Valuable lain Pam, Stun:: and'Wood Keefs, arid Mite( Fixtures and, Utensils.. LOT• 11. The BU I 1,13 1 14(.3 S and WORKS for c.ary ing Inthe aforesa M ANUFACTURE of 01 L of VITRIOL, a t C reat i 1 said john .pr i 0 as the same were late, in the occupation rd • Clover; and noW of the said itlessra. 1-,Lqiki',- aott arid:Watkins; consisting of large 'Cisterns, Boilers, ex tensiVe ,Retort,Rooms, sheds or WarehtittSing; Seven ' Cot lalWor the Workmen to inhabit; and other Buildings. ... , The Wtirks are cor npletelytitted up, and furnished with every requisite. tOr carrying on an extbils'i'veßusinliss; will be . : supplied.nith Coals trot th e E s • _del and with the.m.will .beilio Lett, all .the• Valuabl • U: 41' ‘ens 4an d ~.Usetttheritipon: • e Fixtures uaw The abOe are proposed to be Lett on a Lease for Twenty - , ent Years from ChriatAias next, ~ vhelk, Possession may be liad. For ftirther partietilari apply tO.Mr. Stteet,Solieitur..Phil t°,,,tiano, London, onto Mi. Barett, Attorney s MaOcile. ll 4r ig' 7 V r , ll ,,,•?iew -of the'Prethises, apply to'hlessrsPliadkitt ' 7- "' l a " wv '', kills; itt the Worki, on WedneScilYS or EficiaYsi of on any.offier day, ny a Ticket from , Mx. Barrett. 14' . • Any,l'etaou di s p ose d t o treat for, Sae by Private c on -44, imay Ap - ply to ridr . . Street, 'in London; 'or itt Mani:ll6 Mr, Barrett, oer: ;--t-- ,.. `"R l IEUMATISNIS,_ LUNIBA (; O, • NUMBNE SS , PALSY, Flatul enc y, Sp asmo di c or Flying Pains...P: l P . M • liebility :and . Relaxati o n ,at the Syatem, .Ska,,tiNs, LILLIISES-and CHILBLAIN'S, • • 111 tEI EHEA. 4 )'s EhS.d.INICE OF MUSTARD, ' , ' (Pitls and Fliiiill i are Inc mo st etleaual remedies in the ." ' ~ having ' succeedettitt.eases of six, ei g h t , t e n , twenty, "ll.4 P 3 V*tt„offforty' years standing, Jfipt every other Means , had 1, 41 0 4 ;tititiljielti absolutely cured Tore P 2 ti en t s o f the al)ove ..ttAtif)l.iiiit;''"Uatf all ilie Medicines ever ma d e public..-,- , ane l'hild islir singularly perictrsting and ., tipectiritt As iipe cation. it, n:ChitdainS, Sprains and BruiSes are reotovt4 by ' twoor three A policatonS. 1 ..'''' • •• • ' It is prepared aitti'solti 4.23. lit : )abet 4 , 41, Apothecary, No. i,, Creek-streel, Soho,. gd, back box or lip le; by • 1.., °11 ,;:k-... ~ ‘l.l ilii , .• ac h id in . every Medicine ' Vender in If.tig, . 41,1. ; 11- L.h. West ilitik!i, and Antntiea. . • " 11 I . .. . ~ n 11 ~.. i.ivv,lnonterteit ittii4isitk n , tn. 4ertintle Is 5 4 '-'-':II', Lc, I , , e 1 oy ti le Pritp.), tor, it: PrittittVi, Avoincuary, . N • 1 41 tack-atiNct i Sotto, Loudon. NORTH WALES. I I v-, % ..\,,,..: , ,i..k-st) 4g 4& -7741E?4, ! - ,--..:::-- 4 ,1- ; : .. t : . ' : :ii . '..7,,`", 4• i '''''''.' 4r,,,, The GREENFIELD COPPER andBRASS COMPANY's PREMISES and ESTATES, at HOLYW.ELL, is FLINTSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • By Mesirs. SKINNER., DYKE, and Co. On Thursday the 34th of November, at Twelye, at Carta way's, lb Fbur Lots, unless previously disposed of by Pri vate Contradt,, of which proper Notice will be given, • • Lot t. A Capital an.l Powerful 'BRASS ROLLING MI LL, capable of working two. pair of Rolls, thrive Battery Mills and Turning House, .with 2 4 feet of, Water, with every proper Building for the convenience of a Brais Mantilatiory ; an excellent Agent's House and Cor dons, and ten substantial Dwelling—houses for Workmen em ployed upon the Stream. • . • Lot 2. A indst eapjtal and powerful Copper. Rolling Mill, with three Wheels,large and suilicient room for tour pair of ' three pair ,now fixed, .four. Furnaces, with 2.3 feet Fall of wma, with a Refinery Warehouse arid useful Build ings, an Agent's House, and ten substantial Dwelling-houses for Workmen. • • • Lot 3. Six' Brass - Nlelfing HotiseS, font' Fires in each ; Ca lamine Calcining House, .with calciner Buddies and Drying OVen ; a Mill; *with a pair of Stuiet:and_a pair of Rollers, with four feet floc i itches , F al I , of Water ; Store-houses, Ware house, and tuildings,. And eleven •substamial Ilw4liillg— hriuses for 'Workmen ; likewise a Fall of ',Water. not in use, of about 2.1 fetn, that may be-separated from 'the other part, and 10011. tbr en extensive ManulaUtiry. ' Lot 4. 4 comutJlious Dwallik-house, called Guenfielci Lodge, 00W an I oq, with Stabling•and t int- buildings, .and exCellentAvalted Garden.' The. - abiave Mills are part Free hold and pa . rt _Leasehold, and are worked by one of the most powerful Strtains of Water. in the Kiogdokn, posy :sling the singular advatitage'br neVer'being :jileeted by Frosts, Floods, or 'Droughtl in the Slimmer, lying near the River Dec. Heayy.(,.Ouds. can: be conveyed on blard•Yessels front is: to as. bd. per toil, and being situated to the nergabourhood of. Lead; Calatilitic, and Coal Mines; Are ve,r) . _(.l. s..a )le for car. ryinglon'extensive, :11:.nttracioriei in t a Copper, Bia_.S, ;4CI Iron-plate Trade; as likewise for rolling of or as Paper, CfAton, nr Woollen Mills, as well as tor a varety or 'purposes. . • - 'For further particulars, apply to NIT. • Sainnel TaVl , r, the Agent, on rue Premises; to Mr. , folut St:yens, C )pper- Ulflce, Liverpool if or to Messrs: Sktiviel.,. 'ant o. Aldersgate:strect. ~MOORE.HOUSE, lIF,RTS., CAPITAL ERP.:EFIOLD ESTATES, C0 . ,\1PAC.:,,1: FA- Ml I.Y i'vIAN SION, FARMS and HU RID A 'a sii:)rt dist.Aucc i'rom :Adjoining Moore Park, and Eig:ntecrA tram TO BE SOLD ItY AUCTI - oN, 1 1v . 1 4 Garraway's Cornhill, on Thursday the 2.0. it Of o:'c 1; Twelve o'Clos:1:, in, Lou, , • A Truly Deiit.,ble ,FRl , .llOLij • ESTATE, - 3„, called TUE f MO()RE comprising an und I•:•tk;' , ..III.M•MANSION, with 0111 , ...es or every de.. scriptton ; lately attered and improved at 'a ; teat ex pen N ew,t?uilt ST4 Ilea and Coach,housts, Kitchen-• g;irdun, wailed round art& vkil planted; t„;reen-lio,ise, tee. Lawni, Pleasure-grounds; and fine. Sheets of, Water well stored with Fish, at Convenient distatice;•a,'neat . _ . . house, with Garden, it Orchard, wa.rnt 'Farm. y arct,' and eve.ry . requiie Puliding : alio two h lignite Farms, with pro,oer Buildings,. three Cotrmges, with Gardens and Orch,oils. The whole ,Estate tywards or .103 Aerei. of rich old. Meadow, i: Pasture, Arable, :tad, Vition Lands,'.sarmunding the Man sion, and Within a Ring Fence except.the Wood, about fifty Acres): The Mansion, and upwards of 400 Acres, are in '• hand ;,the two Farms on Lease. This Estate form's a Vert desirablee property, situate in the•most beautiful part of the Comity ; the principal . part bounded by the River Colne„ within one mile of Itickmansworth, three of Watfortli eight - from Uxbridge, awl eight,ao from London. The Purchaser. . maybe accommodated with tile neat and fashionable Furnir ture of the Mansion, Live and. Dead Farming .Stock, &C.' at a ValuAtion. . Ma, be viewed with Tickets.- Particulars on the Pre. ra ises; at the Sw ni, Ri,:kinaits..vorth ....Essex Arms,_ Wat ford; Bell, Hertford; White Hart, St. AihAn's ; Castle, s a i t .„l-01 ; ~ White Horse, Utibridge ; Red Lion,-HounsloVo ; at Garrawali's ; and of Mr. Robins,wirwiek.strect, Golden square; where it Plan I'OP the Estate may be seen, and Tickets ;or • viewing had. . . . . BLINI)NEsS, To Mr. Titom As IA vt.oft, Surgeon, N 0.9, New . Bridge-street, Loudon, TEA* Sig, • T is with the most heatifelt satisfaction that I I, add you on yo on the incomparable excellence of•your in 'valuable Medicine I,..EAKE's P.A.TFST Itr the Sking of this . ..year% had the inhifortutill . to cinit red a' Vene. real Corriplaint, attended with the' Mose'Alarnitrit . genius .syinproms ;„ insomuch, that to my 'worn for a rthole week togethzr, anat'nollible to stir out ~t it i r.hid no rest night nor day, and sullered the must excruc i a ting path anti 'torment, and what was still worse, tily,eyes grew weak anci dim, so that'l could scarce diScern any Object, if ever so close to me, and expected nothing less thah the total or tity sight.—froth a stout, healthy, -.and rather corpulent nun, I became a mere shadow, and an object ofpityand compassion. My friends hid all given me - urcr,.and though trn# recovery impossible. In this dreadful state, and e:wecting every minute to he my last in this ' World,: I was fortunately recoritinended by a neighbour to • try your triedicine; but having tried all medical .aid to no • purpose,and b;:ing at an enormous ex pence, it was some time 'berpre 1 etiuld be 'prevailed on to take !them ; at , laSt I sent for. six, boxes, AM-beton! 1 had taken them all, I tbund con siderable benefit;, my pains gradually-decreased, and my eye ight grew better, and, to the . great surprize and asto.iish imur of all my friends (aftFr, taking three boxes more), my health and sttetigth, was perfeelly restored, and I ant now to Inv aiaryour invaluable Medicines) as welt a. hearty ever I was tit my lite. You are at full liberty to publish this in any manner you .think proper, for the benefit of society at large, and which I shoot! d have sent you , sooner, but was feartul of a relapse.. I with the utmost gratitude, Dear-Sir, your ~sliged hUMble Servant, R. L. LEIGH. Hig,ll-street, ihruttoghain, Nuv, I, 1799. The alive Meili,ine is eat - nosily recommended to all Persons'that are in any tidirbt . of their tieing ent.iii'!iy free of Overy•Vonereal p,trtictitarly to, those about Mid"- Mg their condition in life, as it will "cortainij eradicate overy • taint of- that nature, of htsWeVer ..landing, or ' hotvevet disguised under the'appearance nt other: diSotders it Nag he; tor, Scorbutic, Glandular, and cutaneous Com plaints; it is ids re,:uuttnended to be taken, especially in the Spring - , Surniner, and Fall. Prepared. sold bi the. Sole'Propileter, Trios! its Th _ ' LOS, Ikleinb:•r ,the Corporatioir of Surgeon), London, at his llotisc, No. 9,..New.lirittge-street ; where will give Ackvice, without a lee, to poisons taking these Nils, and ' will aiisv,-.:r Patients' .Letters t if , post-Tay-I, on the sante terms, obs,,rvinA in all cases tate most inviolabh. secre4,. no _, l'atient'tt name or cast: having been mentioned, but at their ; (kwiloMtiettiar request, by the P roprietor, Outing the course of more than 35 y,:ars, that. Ile has had the condoc.t.ng of an cxtztasive sale of the Above Medicine, and the i . iactice arising -therefrom,. • They are also sold by his appoihtmeat,,•at the Ver ibrriere., N.0,3i, St, Altrait's-strixt, 1"allf ; Mr. Ro llertson's Toy,-ship. to 3, • 0 xtortl-'sift:et ; Mr. steel's,- , No. t,. Union-row, Little TOwer-hill; ' and by one: Per sown every,considenthie :town brO and,. to 'boxes : of only is. 9d each, -seals d . up, with '6lll and plain •Di rections, whereby Persona of either Seit 4taty- cure them - sift Ves with ease and secrecy. N. li. Each iiox sold in Gloat Britain is sealed up with a Stamp, on which, by favour of the co,tranissiunerb is,.. pilaw& at the Stainp-Oilice--" T. Taylor ? No, ,9, New . 1' ridge- - street,—to imitate Which' jp feforlyi 41(104 'Utile, • . AkstiuluvrAit." • WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1803. T H E SUN. IN those 'ages when simpliCity , of manners and . .regularity of living , were the result Of Mankind's inellua tion, disease had->made little progress on the.raCe of men; perhaps it was from this cause Scurvy had not made its rapid, progress till about, the time of Hippocrates, whose aphorisms prove he knew the disease. When Drake, Anson, and Cooke. extended their route in unexplored teas, their histories prove sulficientlyits sad existence. The united kingdoms of Great Britain would testify this scourge on land without searching the history of ,campaigns, When anatomy taught that toe Human body was capable of abSorptimi, , they partially buried the afflicted. The success of this treatment gave the idea of a complete antidote,snd a vegetable and mineral, propara. tion was TO be the remedy appropriated by medical exile. rience. Ou this ,principle, Spilsbury's Antiscorlmtie Drops' obtained .the sanction of Europe, 'has gained Letters Patent, and held such an estimation in every county of the nulled Kingdom-. . For the truth of the,assertion of its-16lion o'n Scurvy, vide, Spilsbury's Treatise and Cases of Scurvy - , Scrophuta, Gout, &C. price 3s. 6d. sold, together with the 'Drops, No. is, Soho , Square, in bLatles 01'5s. 6d. tos. and tl. as. with a black stamp affixed to each. . $4, No. 29 i Arundel-Street, March I, tga3. HAVING dedicated toyf.elf. to the to udy, and beertkratified by the Atost cmisitterAble practit , .. , in that braiL:it which I thought prop:er to select, I trust that.' hAve, not mum iniseil:ployoki lily time than - those whs.:, in ihe,ex tcmivt ticta the Frofes*inn, arc oteasuir.ally immervti iit• uncertainty, anti eaunnualways • itictin that ii:u.:cess i,, acquired by concentrating the intelleaual flower to one cl.tss • . of disorders.. Ihe Disease sot Debility are peculiarly distressing; ter they bring, with theth a train of concomitant Syi ton', ai\d, ',y depression of all vital energy, existence ir4 , ...1fr toad. Whether they arise front tiro pre-valence of thc destructive habits of schoolboys; or the I;ss en. cuseahie . indulgences of maturity ' they requirt‘ the ino 4 ; a s_ sidrious professional skill ; and well may it be o'?s-rved, that by,themnorauceof uneducated men,' tholsytnpro aggra. vated, and the constitution is destroyed • . • Asa Member of the 'Royal Collevt of Surgeons, 4'or. ft:wily - Surgeon in the Army, 1 ground my pretensions On tc. gulatity ot education, and posscssingevery privilege to prac fice,..l toei myself entitled to that torniqetice with winch I have'hitherto been so liberally honoured. In the first sensations of local weakness, early application will prevent the calamity of a Debilitated Fraine'; but . 01tere, the sutfera, from a consciousness of the unmanliness of the vice which e..used his mrsfortime, is fearful. of,the contempt er censure of his Family PhYsician, arid 'broods over his in iirmity with careful concealMeht, it must satisfattory for him to be assured, not only of capability of treatment, but also the most iiiviola'Jle secrecy: . • - adly,, The Venereal •Dise.aseccontaminates the springs of life, the seeds of elisteuce:art pOisdned•by it, and porterity is injured by the indiscretion mcguent. - , ln•recent venereal . complaints it is possible to prevent pain. danger, or distress; and in theJnolt complicated cases it ks theacquirement of excluSive experience in this limy to ettea a safe, certaiii,,anit speedy re-e3tablishment.. I oiler the iidvantage or this experience to those acidic . ; 'sex who areal - Hided with any kind adebility, or any symr.. toms - of Venereal .I.iteClion, and in all easel . the terms of remuneration are stated on t he first interview. Patients in ~ .he c,urftry are.expeeled to„ioclose a Bank Note, and are tr:quested to ,specie j tneir age and manner of living, as Well As the ,existing syniSorm of the complaint. MARTIN BREE Member of the Royal Calle& or St igeOns in. London. No. 29, Strand, A rondl•streer, n. r There An additional in Witter-street Nijoi,tio,:;. Gc)vEß`OSii , ..Nt'r A.GAINS (.t.)O N TE:trEiterS. None are. Genuine, wit lout having " SAML. 50t.624014, I.iVerllool,!' OngraVCCl it) tt't St:11111):•-and 'Pen Pound s Re ward, far every Bottle sold ‘.vithout a Stamp, to he, paid. on conviaion, Muter aof P.itliametit, the 42t4 Geo, II I,'„ Ch: t 6, .Justice or the Peace. r-r - A BES DORSALIS, or, the Consumption dent ,to younwpersons of salacious. dispositions, is': so little treated .of by the ancient Prase itioners or Medicine, as well 4s through the delicacy of Modern Physicians, .that rn adequate *plea .of it C3llllot be colic...tett from their writings. It i 4 necessary, then, to say, that the first' symptonis the Tabes IYersalis'are easily discerned by involuntary noouinal, .emissions ; pains in the back, as well as often in the head ; fornication of the spine aching, pains, ,and weakness of by an extreme dejection of the sight; deteel titlfacultie memory. faculties; and contingent to these are gurta-serena ; meagre visage; emaciated body ; irregular asthmatic sensa, Lions_; !which, precedipg a syndrorne heakal complahrta, ultimately close the L'ALACCatagrOpiie. 'The efficacy 01' the Cordial Balm o( Gilead is daily deirionstrate-t, iit eradicatini . the worst and most dangerous symptoms of 'nervous insure. ers ; and nothing has tended so much to establish:tin:fame of this Medicine, as its certain success in those complaints, which strike their root so deep in the '.ConstitutiUtt i . sod are.. . so fatal to the happiness of mankind. The Cordial. ha mill' Gilead :i4.darnestly reconiniended, to' all persons laisouring,under the 4L erilel maladies which break, out hi a variety Ot s 'aYrriptonis,potl for' 'whioil thiS n .kalUbrios! • Cordial, is a sale 24,-c9sy rcark,edy, comforting the.stornaeli •and hOwels,'brachig,thOopds, 4114 Sluing time to the .whole .nervous systert'. A Saving of ,Nine Shillingsherwo Guineas.l.. . , • The Cordial 'Balm of Gilead is sold in Bottles, price'llal a-Guinea each; there are. alsolhAtles, price .335. contain.' ing equal to four Bottles at tos. 6cl. by which U10.1'414:0; saves os. including also the Duty ; the. Stamp of which bears'. the Proprietor's name Vinci address, Saud. Solomon, Liver. pool," to imitate which is Felony: . ' N. B. The Postage of all, Letters must be paid,, at.ci a lee encleied.for advice. The Cordial Baba of Gilead, A nti- thpetigines, and At), steigent Lotion, and " Guide to '" are .' • SOld by Remnant, liantburgh ; It. Bach. -Peter.street, New-Volk ; Mathews, No. ttl,. Strand, London; and in Barb, by Ha za;d ; Bristol, Sul in i, Brighton, Gregory ; Bit. minghant, Knott 'and Lloyd Betifinli, 'Smith ; SitrunonS ; Bury St. EdMund's, Dingle Cheltenham, Cambridge . ' Hodgson Coventry; Itol lawn .; Colches ter,} Kepner ; Canterbury, Simmons r ; Chatham, Etherington Chelmsford; Claeltas ; Pool and Soil; Chichester, hilli pson ; - Cirencesier, Smith ; Chippenham, Combs ; Dublin,•Dttwlale, N 9. 7, F-V- Gunn.; Derby, ,Drewry; Duriuun, 'Pennington ; Dover, Nedles Lowe ; Dorchester, Virtue ; Deal, Wise; Daltin;sutit, Jackson ; F:ditilturgh, Smith. Noi :It Vri4e ; I.xeter. , and , Sou Falmouth, . Elliot ; i(; ter, Pia, Walker; Glasgow, N 1 ,11011,1 1 ,1 Liverp.),d, Cast., ..r‘ixfist ; Leeds, Innis ; Lincoln, Dritry ; ; I.ei‘uster,'G 'regory S w mien. Lewes, P tri ; I_ in chesta,,'rh9mpta.nl; Mailcate, Rowel Niaillsnme, ; M.irihomugh, Ilareld ; Newbury, Fuller, ea4lo.,,Walker.,,Flrxigson Northanilitad, Dicey ; Notting !llurbagek Norwich, Steliekson and. Co. 1 .(,nX tyi'dy Olies; Plymetith Dock, .Iloxlitild ; Portsmouth, ; ite.aditn;; Smart and CO. ; RocheSter, Etherington ; Secgoot ; Shrewsbury, Eat:owes ;. 'Southampton,. hakcr ; Stlttardi .Nlorgati ; ;itarninni„ Newcomb.; hay ; SaliSbUry, ; Scarhorouo, Bayley; Tarn taxi, poole; Ttuloridge Wells, "Sprange ; Wkititorith, W,.?od i s Windsor ,illakeney.; arid by all Venders Pcnume M e , .ticines in thel!nireci, iclogdoin . , Of whom may be had. a I - WW1:A . 141011. be;itg nearly Three` Hundred Pages, rice "n i ° SO 1.0 N 1 ON 's U s ti I (IL TO IiI.AL - Or advice iO borh.scus t nit temale diseascs,.NerVaili, Hy pachotid6ae, and Consumptive. Linnptaints. • 'This Book is recommended to young altil and boyi.;'n.is'bren the ,taixiiir ot many „years. ciperience •41)11,0111SerY,Iti.111 c.ll rile cat tailltous consepienees of vice. To which is it'ld‘ 4 at EN , on'tc;o4e4 j t,-1 1A4tient to fcm and an - ...',p pentiot DU thy sonic aAI a 40,t {land kt Lye 5ic.... . ISO an Address to p 4reo ; 4 , gi sk i l rol t ko 3. and tf,:;!;e v.llO have the care suit 'edUeatititi 1-puth. isc advice for tf At " . "* , ex - 1'66%41E46e tintde,.b; trL•.11111ei::, 111 th, 'stages of the ti • , L ' Evil, (Coat, 11 " c Litry)., eptosl, s , matism, and Venereal Disease;. ca!itions• to yonnft. persons of the danger oP improper connexiins or irnprsirr tn:at ment,'Acc„... (rr amazing ti!ale of this Book i 5 the best ,:rit:rion of it 4 tut utility. • . 11,4te=, ;444 Y. \ • k IPRICE SIXPENCE: TO TI-I RIGHT HON. HENLY ADDINGTON, &c. Silts ON,my arrival very lately in LonAon, I was to my great tnortificationiind regret, that Mr,. and yourself were no longer ilting together", and that if I read .which was cunsitier,:d as the :illirristeriai Mitl,rifella,,. I should find that you had first thrown down the gauntlet .and cast atva; the scabbard, and that you had heeopersuadcd, some persons_ who called: thetwelves your friezi.t.s, that Mr. Prrr's Hostility Wa3 ..preceraiL Friendship. I. laughed at this rei•reseniatinn .ai perfealy absurd, nod. I cictrrtnined t•i read tit! Pamphlet.. I had. till sooner perused it th I as.. seirted, without feAr of coutra . ,ll4ion, di it it was impossible ydo sho,uld .otal,e the i i such gross falsci.loods; and I, was confirmil t:, this opinion by u personal friend;4 : yours, wio - s• l surt I trur that you had even expressed. your. srr ( F. s „ approbati.:n of ,the is/hie."' Were contained in it, Thin: Tatted, I t..' , !nit hrth...o; Champion, and dtf... , Lleii trout. th? - uf tho•;'e who ii . cc'used you as-citt. CitcuLttor Of Ct lumny. But, Sir, I now feel numb of. the'sharn • and rs m +;se.of those who ft , i l` their 'confidence an] tlt r zed . , have diqcov ti?ar :bough 1.1 L., know this l'Atui.hle is full of •Mi . st... presentation, and though you - :'bliclY co" kflin you permit its ciretth!tititt.,.. N)Ly, Str, 1. ear). t • give int 9 that sort 61 Morality' which ind..tee, to suff:-.r'otlnfrs t.i promote that which yuu d. Jove, Bu'r, Str, 'your friNitis say that you are n. , ./er// Upon this occtiki : in—your XcutrAlity is too mud' . like that of our ,o;o pays tribute' to..Freivcr-.—she ittroi, , ltel the ;2 , 14 IPF Co ;:sttt, with the int'ans or ! . bitt • lie dies it- i.eluziantiy, 11ui, sh,! Wa: . S.) )on condemn. the.famphiet---V-01 (: ) )t encourage its cirealation, and if Mr. VA...!0;1 1 ;-'1; ) ,'', 1 : TAItT does, you are sorry fur it, and you are!tori.; tral ! It hits been said in defence of the S .crytatieg 'h T . the reastiry that the, have only sent it -7, th.;r friclrds ! Nobody :bat L ever heard of accused t hetn* of.keepiqg a .Shop for' the ^eneral liti.)lication of this, or any other Libel, but I aver that tr6ey ILive .sent it to several t4oLl to suet all to give the idea that ..the. "Isreasary prom , tea tts Mr. ,the Author pays, , .Lcinderstand; very vi' is lioth• at . the Treasurti and at the ; and he' certainty 4. ,does.not go - tb-re fir tr.dbink. I"deet'• to cotin .. 7 o himself stiP not: \v iti, you, he „ wen , eiimplkt .0 been firnish,d sortie' 'of 2?s,' it not 1, ./...1.0.it if, .at !;..t,t !)%• s'r . n.e rersora in your immediate ore .Nrcg• TRAL! • , -And is your mind really satisfied with Neutral iji (if it were possible so to call up,r, this occasion ? When those who have forinerly been your mostin. timateiriendi—to sortie of whom you are under the most ,binding ohligation—;-are:,aceused falsely 'bra Writer, patronized by your - Government,. of the most Unbounded profligacy- - -nobody 'charge,' yott I . vith having,. written, or, dieiated the tilph •••••4, hobtidy'itrLlSeS you of giving; either secretly any direatons fur. its cireulation--- : hut you •• are accuicd of peroutting those under your imme. diate Controul of countenancing blth its. Author : and its Publication.,-Your chara6ter,.Sir, is at stake.-- You c;,nnot justify tho•stlfferiog others to protik)te what you turd yoursel obliged dto con cutrt--,- te• least you ought to feel.yoursell bound to.dOls,,` to require - those who have been. so. ant Ve upon 't pis. - occasion, to circulate the refutation with as much, (certainly without your consent) they have Ittretofore propagated the cdumny. . . .This anonyrtious.Pmplilet, after ill,,is eontemp tible in it. elf in every other repta,, vxcePt• as fur. nishin4 eVidence of that in which the Nation is in. iterested. ,Is then really true that .thepresent Administration is left alone to manage the compli. rated, weighty,' and, arduous Jttfairs of the Nation Have you really thrown off the friendihipOf Mr. PITT ? and are all the great political taleritt of 'the: Country to be proscribed; in beeorne Or to be se , in . bpst* tsrray against yeti If• I tionld iser. Auatle myself that you and your'Colleagues could feel yourselves equal to the ta,k you ha% c tm&rtal-z,,41, I 'should . even still have, sc-mc feint h,:,pe fair tits. COUntry"—but it is impo.s.ble—You cannot . f e d any confidence yourselves, and though the Pk . !oplc have' truer faith - in your skill, in the ludgnient, in' the lir miss and deti s i,,,, y:Air.,.4:iniin t tibn `they v e none---anal •t hi is a-crisis when these qualities arc • most eminently . • requisite, With - out' in dispi,ragement 'to your merits, which I admit, cannot coneeive . how yo 4 ' can recc.mcile it to your conscience to be the ine.ns o f .exchtding from His Mjesty's Councils the . great tulitjak fiiistits .the-t.,:utsistry, at- a inorneat like the. present. lii - doing so, you:have talsen 'upon yo s tittelf a most tremendous ret•poisifyility. P er . haps, Bo PAR'I"E you_ treat rolune—m,ly :hr prDwe as prOpitiella . to yon is she h its him ! t t he. ell I N, 1./ L. knew t t Prosvp!;. We, Vigour, -.Firmwri, 41:id Deriticill . twat, t ;y • a , ,sisted the favourable determinations tot* Goddess,*hird. he never trtwed , ta htr- 4 / o frie. I inn , Sir, yours, • A Fat tane ToSPEAKER' Alin is oitiw. r. obrr t • • MAIL. . Aka(%) la. (1-qtenbur:4-11 o - . aiutphti • a. AI • DVS. •