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: - _ - THO 7'l' RIVIIITT. JONES, ESQ.'s CO.t.IMATED.SPEVCH, 14c. &c: ON THE TREAO'Y OF EL ARISH. b) that 'unparalleled Patriot aittl incomparable Orator in tilt. HOUSOs Of CUI111111)11S, 1,11 Tue day, 1 line 2, tBcd. PAR A.FIIitA.STIC:4LLY VL•tCSitt T,:~ By_WILIGAMOUR WMPSTER, IX. 1). • Paraphrast-General to the Whig Club. Tetac printed for S. Jordan, t 66,. Fleet-street, and circulated ( - norm )by 01 Pamphlet-patcheis, Hawkers ..nd New s carriers from Westminster to Wapping. • As I ,prornied and vow'd, 'Mr, StkryK se, I rise 4 forwaid, on Egypt,, my Motion so wise. 14, id, right or wrong,: to my text I am staunch, Pare' at my brad his anathemas launch, 'II find no impression is easily made Arisb" l'lt bore him a,vin-Who's ? 44 ' !mile to the point :-What I now :ball Sir, to contmwert none will he found : , setan Porte that Sir St DN S:Nt tT it went Br?taill's Mini: ter Pieniptent !!.{y down is a faa': andeif so, if the 'forsaid Sir s frt. wasindeed Plehipo, .11e.'d a right, Sir, the Treaty to Tirane-and, morale, tbe•r;..,4 be made we are-,l9Und Is altde. ix.• .(These minora both tree" on the heck of my major : And logick I'll cliopwith the House for a wager ;) Lit Nine then,'ivith blast everlastiug, awake her . Loud trumpet hi praise of ti'a Hero of Acre 1 - , When the kiestchs,..en as atypt turn tall,' Had made of that coutest a br:lliant finale At least, you must own ell the warld as.;d hit wje ' Thoug.ht Arts t ended the .strife: Now you'll find in th,e I m:i.ke, wi.s# cattso 'spilt !hi rfirte it:tle or fish IPko Ills ithjestycoun.s.sli'd to order ivditty: kt . t. Ta detai1:1 . 664410 .Frterimwe in spite of their teeth; 4 And so cut out fresh work for our Army and Navy : These ill Cods...sellers, Sir, we muttatake cos peceaui !" •, J : ascribeir to those who of late rul'd the roast, That the .Cossatry's fins:Java,. like a Knight of the Post. Think u.that,miseblef; resat from this gres: Of Treaty 1.-imprimis, ; Hence tnusquet and 'bayonet mangle and mar men ; 'Hence - oar ebara&er'slcitt, skuatlon's- alarming; .P:mbroit'd with the Frots.6, by a dreadfu'l fatality, Were': the Devil, besides, of an Anted Neutrally, At the . ° tteman Porte we shake bands with the Pagan; Yet demolish good Christians before Copenhagen ; " - On the Baltie we kick tip a teri-lble ratnpus ; And to logger-headsfall at all points of the etimPass: •"j Prussia's Sovereign too with our'Court keeps no measures, But Hanover seizes and pockets her treasures. With the Russians yoe'll.fiad we e shall soon hays a brawl, AL TX. ANDER at .icurvi!y :watt 114 7 4; PAUL. 'Tis as C44Y ' SIS 110.44,9 , what thy both would be at, • ' Is their late Afaaiftstaes each nose•smells a rat. If you ask whence accrue all these'll6 that fyseerias s From the ruptare, I say, of V-Ilrish' Convention. . •$lll, Were all bought and sold and, must come to the Parish 13y this horrible breach of good Faith at EI-Atish k • • But this is not the worst -fresh calamity's brew'd : The confounded ilLwind that blows nobody greed %Yells away ear hest Troops, Ezipl are gone, . Where the Crocodiles swear they'll eat ev'ry man John. : And this, just at the 1.01,1010 loben Great BON Ar ARTY, ram liferenelo, Gentlemen ! famous mast Marie, . Wilt invade us with both, with fiuesseand with weapons, And despoil all our fobs of their Birmingham ha'pence. - - .'..Then there's l'ortugal too, Which 30 ott has been squeaking, I Ta the :Enemy truckles, perhaps, while I'm :peaking ; i. . •117,en yes might bate prevented her hapless sierander, -If:pOu'donlydispatch'd those same TroOPS to defisd her. Alexandria, 't4rsaid, thre- French Frigates-, incog. - Rare indeed, with Grenadiers freighted ana'Prog,: And if this be a lie, the reporters of coarse meant "'Po appal us.withueiws of: a grand reinfereetinent ; I But, alas ! it 'tis true; weve,no Doetors I'm sure, Our poor men, when these Grenadiers kill 'ens, to cure. For, Serge/es, thee s. y, in oar Army are scas..e Ahti'nd wonder, siih.ve there letting blood's but a farce. • Are sir Farees.from India alive, Sirs, and merry'? Have they pesS:d the Red Sea, or the Stygian Ferry ? Yet,' I own :ads enquirks as these s'not fait. on Our netts Pate.inten to press-1 thoold queition Old Charon. • flu 'tis time to wind,up : for you seem, 'Sirs, in hopes e3lUtiited my itictaphers, tiOre - s, 3nd tropes: Full well I'm for one or lob's comforters known, Their kind rheroclek mine. is, his patioice your own: Yet was Job in this House, he, like you, might lOok qucerish, return then (from whence I sat out) to o El Ari..la ;" 'Aiv.l those Frenchmen 'so gallant, whom Adrnipl Ks, ie . at • R9iell'Ofront'entle:rking, In spite of their teeth ; And incontinent move rhat an hsonble AddreN• Ili: 'Majesty's bands he presented express And the pray'r 'lint is this - :,--eOar tscuehsafe to teller, • 411 i Commons so faithful, wbNt rascally fellows Thy Were, to Mbose wicked advice #e &raw ear, 'Men ire issued alit Orders that cost us is dear, And comatandtd Lcrd.K-mi tt to behave in so bearish way to the well-bred Monsieur: a: " ail /Irish Awl empow'r us to send to old Satan a cargo •• -ofall those who promoted this cursed Embargo : -For.no gift we can oft 4 he'll think, half so rari:sh, • As 'those rogues who affronted his friends at "El Arislt." Then, in hopes I shall find our tireud Sovireign according • To this modest Address, I'll trantinit it to Jo RDA N*, - To be printed and.putf'd-for I 'ta sure he'll befriend it ; But; shook! lox NN refuse, I'll to Jericho send it. , The Printer of all Mr. T„ Jones's celebrated Speeches. A Letter from an Officer •on board the Raver Transport, in the Bay of Aboukir, dated the 22(i March, says---" Among the various circumstances of the Battle of yesterday, one has presented it. self , of a singular nature. It appears that the French had dug , a kind of pit, about seven feet deep,,and capacious, in . which five hundred men could conceal themselves. At the Commencement o f t he action, in the early.part of the •morning, a Squadron of French Cavalry, probably mistaking the way, or deceived by the light, 4 alloped imn the pit, and were made prisoners, without much resistance. Sever.d of the horses were killed, and mogi ob: r: evere-y bum" rrldr rig tO A" DO V" CefZEtrif if:ar . kOjfice, Yghe 9, apt, • sth R4...izitnent of Dragoon -Guards, Brevet Miijor Cohn Arm - stiUnis to be Major, •by . vice Sht!riock, who re /tires. Captain- Lielitemmt Martin Tuct‘er to, be Captain, Lieutenant Donieit'te'phttis .to be (..".ap tain.:Lietttenant, vie:: Tucker. Cornet Bersford Gahan to be Lieutenant, Stephens., • 7th Iteirnent of 1,i , :;,,tt DragoOns; John Probyr4 Gent. to be Cornet, withoutrachase, vice ;Hortem s ProllibtQa- • Sth Ditto, Captqin ;rands Sherlock: to be Major, :by pur chase, vice Read, promoted the I stet Light Dbgoons. Lieutenant Jelin C'ultbit to he'Captain, vice Sherlock. 13rh Ditto,. Major Nlichael lielgOroin the Sth Light Dra .,!oons,. to be .•Lieiitetatit- Colonel, by purchase, vice Browne, who retires. i..th Ditto, Lieutenant Edward 'Cleaver, froni the 51St Foot, to he Lieinenalit, vice'Sitiy iii,' wito - exelt•angee.. 3cl'Reginicitt of .Foot Guards., ------4 Mae Lain, Gent_ to be L 'isnot, vice Campbell, ' deceased. Charles' Eclwanl Clarke, Gent. to be Assisrant.;.Surtcon, vice Clough, pro !noted. 13rigade of Foot Guards, Serjeant-Major Robert Voting to be i,2tiarter-Nlaster to'the Light Inftintrir I;.ataliou, .Vice Set way., dipnissed by Sentence of Colut Martial. ' .;tli Regiment of Foot, Vhotnas Mathew, Gent. to be , En sio,, by purchase. vice Temple, 'promoted, z 1;11 Ditto; Captain William S'atidys Elrington, from the 6111 West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Crig:ni, reinovcd to the a4th Foot. . . loth Ditto, Ensign George Montgomery to be Lieutenarti, by purchase, vii:c Close, promoted a-itit Ditto, Captain Charles Crigan. from the lull Foot, to be Captain, vice Short, who mines upon Hall-pay, 26tli Ditto, Ensign Henry Eyre to bc Lieutenant, ,by pttr chak'l' vice Wattle, who retires'. Alexander jciacy, Gent.. • to .he .E i isi gn, -by purchase. vice Campbell. pro i noted . 3oth Dines-Captain the Honourable . John Ale-id, from the itit . c.:6t, to be Major, by purchase, vice Reynolds, vv ho •retiiei: . • 39th Ditto, Henry-William Martyn, Grit. to be Quarter- Master, vice Clements, vv Ito rc. , .ios. Stst Ditto; Lieutenant Chlac.;'Suryth; frOrn tie ),St'l Llkht ilaigrions, - to be Lieutenant,' vice Cleavrit,; Who excl4iiges. s 7 th Di; to.: Ensign Henry lids,tler tq l ,be.i.ietiterntnt, joy pur , .c . hast., vice King, who repres. Ensign Henry , " kialgoy, trbrit the .Ith West India 'Regiment, to be -F.lisign, vice 'Brett, •vvltu is sUperSeded, bOingil E:c9r;at School. • . '4Bth Ditto, 'Theophilus Perltins, gent. to be Ensign, by . pinchase, vice Blake, ,ProMoted. in the 3ii . Foot. . 7'sir Ditto,l'F.nsign Ge.orge' Prescott to be Lieutenant, by pur . . , , chase, vice 'H u rue. ,- decease:4. B.sa Ditp„ LieuteatantTen,ry 11.1U}ing, to he Captain,Liett tthian34, purcli..e, vice. StiiVf h, prometcd. Lieutenant lid,vat'd Davies I'vlatiriW fo ht; Captain, by purchase, vice T r nyutrit, ,prgmovai,. iEnsign..Titer Waterhouse to he , Lieutenant, by pttici• Sa, vice Milling. Ensign., john Mon. mock Wardrop to be ieutenalit, by purchase, vice Mau ' 'rice. john Stilltit; ' ene. Ku•be Brisign, by purchase, vice Warclrop. 85th Ditto, tam* genite Otway, frc.n the 41st Foot, to be Major, by ptircasei vice - Ottley, who retires. Lieu tadeltt-:Nicholat Al xisidet Xlein, front the Lath Foot, to 'be,Captain, by purchase, vice Clay,tielcl, who retires. En. sign Charles Addisoc to ba Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Barry, who ,retires. .''Cornet Oetavitis Carey, from the 29th Light Dragonns,lo be. Lieutenant, by:purchase... ,87th Ditto . " William King, Gent.. to be Ensign, by pur chase, vice Brow wig, promoted. sth West-India Regiment, Lieutenant Henry Courtney, from the 65th Foot, to be C4patin, by purchase, %lee O'Con nor, who retires. Heryling Luson, Gent, to be ensign; vice Swaging,. deceased. 6th Ditto, Lidutcnant Robert Robertson, from the Royal Ettailnert, to be Captain, without purchase, • vice E lring ton, removocl to the i t tit Foot. 1 i tit I)itto, Lieutenant William Tatum, from the Bth West .. India.Rvgiment, to be Captain,: vice Hastings, ueceased. A C::.rps w Rifiemtn,,Lieutenant Neill Campbell to be Cap taut, btu', purchase, vice Shepherd, who retires. INVALIDS. John Iddingtort, late Serjeant•Major or the -Ist Battalion Royals, to he ,Ensign in Captain I' egg's Independent Corn.. ; pally .of Invalidi,at Sheerness, vice Lesl►e, promotai. STAFF. Ci.neral Sir William Mellows, K. B. to be Commander of 1;.; Nlajcsty's Forces in Ireland. HOSPITAL STAN IW. J. Pattetion, Cent.. to be Deputy Purveyor to the Forces. Caiumq tray' .t Regiment of FeneiGle Infantry. Brevet lieutenant-Colonel Henry 7.ouch, from 'he Half--pa p of the late - ilist Foot, to be Major, vice Ogilvie, who has been superseded. The lion. CdOirel Edw.irdes,Regiment q) Forcible fre;rntry, Thomas Propert, Gent. to be. Ensign, vice juxon, pro muted. Wigton Gentlemen and Yeomanry Cavalry. John MgGill, Gent. to be Cornet, vice M'Keatul, who re." signs. • , Flrrll amdrottingbant Munro', Infantry. First Liputerupt Givirgz Uppleby to be Captain-Licutcnant. Vice Lee, who resigns.. .. ,• • „ Second Lieutenant George Spence to be First Lieutenart, vie° lippleby. ' Sceohit Lieutenant Thonias Espener to be First Lieutenant, vice . Robinson, who resigns. ' •. . • Tisolms.Woorti Gent, to be Second Lieutenant, vice Spence. pia Robinson, Gent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice ~. Espener. - Nerd Shields and 7).nemouth 141witerr:. • Qcorge Cram, Cent. to he Second Lieutenant, vice Bird, who resigns. .7.v vit. lam? PrldntarN.. • . .. htaas S:.ndcrson, Colt, to'be Lieutenant, vice Cay, pro.; ,natal. Oreittance,Ope, yune s, • •• Royal R.egimolt o fArtigrry. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Deibrisay to be .Lieuten ant-Colonel. Dated May 27, iBot. Second' Menu:mat John South, to be First Lieutenant. Dated 40:atove. • ' • • 4cearkd Lieutenant Arthur Fleming to he First Lieutenant. itatcd as above. • Gentleinini Cadct William Greene to he Second Lieutenant, Vict 11...Y1e.r4x - , promoted. Dated. lune t, 180 pentlontan Cadet Robert Cairns to be St.vondiLieuten vice. W. D. Nicholls ' promoted. Dated as above. Gentleman Cadet Jonathan Nfallet to be Second Lieutenant, vice E. Martin, promoted. Dated as above. Captain-Lieutenant Stephen G. /Wye - to be Quarter-Ma*ter, • vice IL Unitt, promoted, Dated May 1, leoz. Irar-Offee, Dublin-Castle, lune 3, TSoz. 1-14 Majesty has been pleaseci- to make the. fol. lowing Promotions in the Army on this Establish ment :' list Light Dragoons, Cornet Francis Aiken to bp T.ieutenant, without purehaSe. Dated April 13, JBO I. ' Thomas Jones to be Cornet, without purchase. Dated as above. 24th light Dragoons, - Lucas to be Cornet, without purchase. Dated April iS, tBot. 16th• Foot, Ensign William Ashe; from the Half-pay 'of Sir Vere Hunt's Corps, to be'Ensign, vice 0 verend, exchanged. Dated April 18, 180 t. 46th Ditto, Major (Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel) William Raymond, front 89th Foot, to be ,Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Grant, deceased.. Dated Mai ch 28, dot. 2d Battalion 46th Foot, Ensign Edward Whitty to be Lieu tenant, by purchase, vice Coast, promoted in the 35th Foot. Dated April to, tBOl. 56th Foot , Singer to he Ensign, by •purchase, vice Jackson, resigned. Dated December 9, 1800. 62tt Ditto, Captain Henry Nixon, front Half-pays of the. Royal Irish Artillery, to be Captain, vice Thistlewayte, exchanged. .Dated April at,lBor. Ist Battalion of 6211 Foot, Lieutenant the Honourable Charles Trench, 08th Foot, to be . . Lieutenant, vice Bradford, ex changed. t Dated April 18, 180 r. Second. Lieutenant Williant Napier, from the Royal Irish Artillery, to be Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Ken non, superseded. Dated as above. 71st Foot, Captain-Lieutenant Hugh Falconer to be Captain, without purchase, vice Ross, promoted in the 6zdAlegi ' ment. gated April iS, iflot. 'Lieutenant Charles MAti - non to :be Ciptain-Lientertant, without purchase, vice Falconer. • Dated as above.'. Ensir„n Robert Gantt to he Lieutenant, ,without 'purchase, vice Alannott. Dated as above. 721 t u garut Ntunro t 4 be Lit-Atter nt t) 4 purchase, 'vice bt.wart, -resi4nen. Dated April 13, do' . Lieutenant Edward Sittith Lets, from I-tail-pay often In dependent CompAn, to be Lieutenant, ii‘e Gibb, - char4ed. Datett - as above. ad B.ittalisn rf Frttriile Imfant.T. lames Stewart toile Ensign, vice Campbell, resigned. Dated April to, !got. - • , ftrirMle imj.lprt7.- John erawfarri to be Ensign, vice Butler; 1%-:igticd. Dated April 10, Gle.v-pnly Pet:rale Wantry. . Joseph Sandford to be-Ensign, vice Ityves, resigned. Dated April to, tact. • • Nortiumpins FeL•c.4le 17151!try, Richard Murphy to be Ensiiin, vice %Value, promoted in the Kerry Militia. Dated April 10,4115 t. Lcar!.zad Lieutenant-Colonel Edward Stack, from Half-plty . of the late sth Irish Brigade, to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice Sinison, exchatiged. maw April tS, dot . • . Ensign John D'Arcy to be Lieutenant, vice Reed, resigned. Dated as above. Leonard Cutting to be Ensign, viee , D'Arey. Dated as above. STAFF. Captain Ilenry Rochfort, of the Devon and CcirnWall Fen ciblee., to Fort. Major at New Geneva. Conunission dated Feb; 17, tBol.. , BIRTH. On the 3oth nit. at his house in Chathani Dock-yard, thq Lady of ecrritaisioner liopa, aid Sus. 4114R1Z TED. . . , . On'Satprilay.,last, Mr. fast, Taylor, jun. of Holborn, to bliss King. tlWinipole....w4•tt. ' ' k- .. - ' On Saturday, at Nlary.k.bono Church, Mr,. Strjeant.C.ln. slow, to Lady Dr...ke, rclid of Sir Fr.incis Samuel Drake; Bart. . _. . • , On Thursday btst, at Fl.,:tley, Gloucestershire, Richard Irernonvr, Pembroke cotteit., (»...foia, to !Mess Elv.uaor L:rAwwy, :itiru oaugntar Tar au Tuu.,613 Bart. Dl.4*D. On Friday, 4t' West 11111, Wands Worth, Mrs. Trittnn, wife of C cot*: rit tan, Esy. On the 271 h of Nuventbc( 14st," at ;sll(lnapore, Captain Robert Larinthcrs, tit thclArin Rtgiate..;.4 Brutal N4tiya In fantry. STOCKS, DA'f. India Stock xchequec Hills s. s.d4. New ditto 3.diS: • Lottery Tickets - zSL TM • Irish dittoBl.-Ss. Onioiinn 9 Imper. 3 per Cent. Ditto Ann. it) Ilank - for Account India tnr May Consols for Accouter 6 ra J . ' • - 0 i•fl - 3tifs)' ti tl.k, .; ' ' te E44:1( £W$, . ',lt,liorated byVAnnZa , ii7),24 S .• 11 m,;in a VAL , • ENcIR: au Wine-mei-chants) . 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At 4 tiers Dock-Bach-head.Captr.in of the God C; : 0 „ • 1 ,-V est-I ndiaman , sta, , " 7 r - • C.lO -It is sny particular wish that you make the follova ic4 üblic-for :the of7,the atilicitcd ft large:--4 YKa 'labout-et under extieme occlsioned by a t. 4.1.4 / bit, With excuciating Pains in Any f.eirs;. ;;.) eCtacsallt ly . stand; I was also aillided • v410,17[4,1, , iuch an alatitung' degree as to is& Often healil the violevo of .the pain.. I was happily reeetE.lo•l4llo, take ydur Medidnes by Mr. Hitailq, tir6Olsieilt%P.4a)! Bermondsey; which I;tri the desired. eifiAlflas I- lien a cured me, and I now* enjoylitealth, 00$ stranger tonic. ": • • • • Wit h due gratitude, yovt" 1 1 '-'n l b l , : v s ll l . 0 - A'Cra. • uLtSet - , - . , No b 59 , e r g r i pifi . ;. - c- th tf' The -. ztrr - Aierctiter;---Tyyt,lTP t ; -- ;7.1t i.j0;11. ,DIA . L, to be at the. DOctoes.lsOustl setm , • 's M t.l a' e rlt-c'ebi included)ar isad;gv'44 also lrurlC Warehouse, tl:ll:srit,'° N ui a o ni tg . 1 3 1:th l e:l'rinicr lad :$'4 :: :611 ; rat: re also Z 0 caved a large Supply; Thoropson.auld , M 11 " Ro* ° ld Browne, Toizer) C. Routh,.. Bridge...stn.-et Sheppard, Bristol ; Meyler, and Crutrwell, 1 3, %; . T ALI, Goadby, 6herborne ; Mr. Raikcs, Glencestct l2le 1 , 1 1, jot , %Voreester ; Mr. Trewinan, ; I,6,ectit Spilsbury , aral Co. Mary-street, Dublin -; arktl , DY ti" gil4. Booksellers, and :Venders of 'Medicine in the . dams. • 'Advic e -ft' BRODUAI's GUIDE TO O LD AGE, or , r hoA both Sexes, to obtain a radical and permanent o secret Infirmities of Nature which delit:acv fr,t" on i✓r to disclese even to their relatives; with a Ti . e 3 n_l o ptice *, male Diseases; Nervous, 14ochondria;.:, and con) 4 ilot. I Complaints. To which is added, Advic2io'llatli 'A' • I° well Bathers, tee. It is partialarty reconnuock4 faring Men. , A sal . Bottle cbilraina• equal to 6vesinall ones- , s o l Letters, stating .Patients Cases; with the Voidor fee of a Guinea, will be suritilly-attended t'. , It will be accessary the Door Nhould see suchi..,d t ot .are afflicted with Deafness or Loss. of ght ;et , lb u riigo Casts; 1?) , Letter or Parel, to .the Doetor.(l'ost ) de o Paid), with Trio usual Fee. The Median:2s may be day. WHEN Professional Men of TAlneatioy,:ciiv Responsibility deviate front: the general the selection via peculiari hunch, the 4anetion ot 1 " • tinued success is the best Criterion of peritgltil • . e closil Eight years have I tlevotea my practice to ili e treatment of 'fire Disorders, told the Stl4Xes,ll nly'ritatt gives Ire adtlititmal *an . _ til e oppose, es la- the able, the ravages Of .t.tiose Complaints whiChiirc . important in the. Catalogue of Human 50 1 7, After initiition into. every Eranai, as an Atoti,,,ole 4 ; ['formed a wish at an early p::riod of Practice 1 . - ti diviiitialS fruni. the i -nail:ranee of uneducated tot„ equ.)!ly .lan,-;,,roits ,•,_ gelded!prOitiAlteiis u. s. " Thret; to the Cale of which • t.r.inprisc• eery - eans lAA REAL• I y N EC'ff..oN, whether y of a w re,...ait 0 1 1 ration : Idly, Ali kinds• of the . habits or scnoot-tirws, NO' age : Ana, tagly, ileianxentent . en the '',.; 5 1 7 Cri • . r d which is called BARR LI NNE 0: STE rt ' o r , a incrotis Diseituts air the • d(. 4010;ani es , ot fte ticatnient or a (10:10111,x41,..3 0, ' t o ' is cocd , ha ,, pens t the seeds of Ltle,grc l' ocr ior of 'on tinguaided hour.- -ny , A o,l ' 3 Thod :,uch c,,t5.); , :t . :11:;; are easil v. cured; .1.101 6 ►rne to dir • othqs Ic 4 itat, lii tiSt that I aria; • . . it radical re-est,iblishniept. • ..1 &W es ' ot' new, , n: cr, a the cages 'of cornplicat". to.,torts this .disortiel . , eetopiwd with the c,i iantttaus Irto, &tan an inclufr.crice .1 litho A. 71 prevalent :gaieties cf a fasnionanle lite, aopiir` ca o f • of. Debility which is the unavoidable 4Pn -) S put pernicous •taotts. , Why:e unhao sulierer broOds OV - er care Cully ciNtecals r. Oliir,3l4llll4'it r)l3y an btiol:,l4 '111M : to }:t ow, that althou4h it b" th; ctutibt nt uncertaintvtvitlt ot•oet of . 10 of tli.:se Deficiencies by the gradual I t' • tion, thcracquirentent of my • Exportat , :v of Bacchus ur Venus . hav;: notch anNi...:ty. will tie nrevi-i-J,:i by 3;1 0.1 ~.• '` tixt'ai,th:s languid .itc fe .Is it au pi t . • h 11 : : t k ' , it :: I L : i : l elv ( 4 11 ; : : :* tr . ;11e1fldtti,1rt,tEtiCil: a f t. 1 .1:: ‘ 1 . t c h . , : = 01 41 4 c4) ,, 1 - 6 ,; ,1., .To bring aLsor'd dm' • Thcre With E SO TO CO ex'l , o, Tp.il.2, Ott, Jiro, rONCRLTE LEMON JUICE. Mr. CoxwnLt., of Temple-Bar, hailing been! given to understand that • some other Acid has: been sold for . Concrete Lemon juice, feels it ne-1 eessary to - obsuve, that he is pespitted to refer to the highest Authorities. in this Kingdom, for` the purity of . that prepared by himself;, and he; trusts that the precaution of signing every Package with his ame, and in his own hand-wrairt, will! afford sufficient security against ithpo.ition to those. .whO shall be desirous to make :Use of this conve nient and elegant preparation. • SIIIP POOLE, JVlii. 22. Arriv‘,-(l 7.7 the Medina. Ilaydon, front Cortel; Charles, Rollaway,. • dnd Pro . 3.oerour, - Amnrr, thorn Southampton ; Mary;4leath, from llye ; Ragsmitn, Baker, and Sisteis, Hunt trout Landon. Sailed—tho Princess Royal,•Allen, for Liverpool; Wotton, Rennison, Toi.f.retge, Itossitor; Arne, King, 'and Ann and Mary, Hatchaid, for Pcrtsinuutit. CA AV LND, ft: NE 12. Passed bv--the S)bell, Munro,,from the.SontliSeas ; Co 'Mantle' Fr to the Cape of Good I IQc.e ; Highlar.tt Chief, Greer.wiiyfrom Bengal; Nancy', Kinwark, Williami 111 1 DOnald, and Ariadne, ' from Charlestown; Frank. ! lyn, Rich from &lalug - A ; Friendship, Day, from Waterford; indefatigable, Miller, from NlOgadore, ar.d C.unning.: ham, from Svorg3l - Qucert, for Snr - Inam; Peace, Power, for Cork; and Carlisle, !Elver; for St. Vincen.t's. PR ICE 0 SATt: Bank stook • Navy s per Cent. shut s.per Cent.. 1797, 94 Risk s'per -4 per Cent. Con, ..,79Sif 3 per Cent. Red..6oie 3 per Cynt.itott. smut Ditto Scrip Bank f:ong Ann. 18 3.161 Ditto Short Ann. j t-tok Ditto Scrip • AtiAcenitnt of that most VV.:elk-IA :NfttliCillC; The CORDIAL BALM of G I Which is yrepared inntpj bY: S. SOLONION ! THE train 'of m2.lthoch6lk "Disordtrs Which afilia •the human frame ) , under the denomination of !.Iferv , iti3 Diseases, are the principal sott.rc:es!- of human misery 'in the privation of health. 'Those disorders proceed from .such an infinite variety and complication of pulses, .:s to render it im possible, if even it were always necessary, to trace them to their true source. The. eikets, however, are but too well kno%vn, and Ira severely felt antooga.. too great a portion of mankind; and.to these 7 ettittis, it_ may without exaggeration .be Asserted, , that any remedy superior ormoix: celehratei for efficacy than Dr. St.)LOSION's CORDIAL lIALIV of •G I LEAD, never. has be dih.coven..d. In all delicate,. weak:. ly, and relaxed constitutions, lowness of spirits, • hypochen. dria, horrors, tremblings, weakness'of sight, )oss of nternory, Unpaired yigettr, Tabes Dont - ARS, Nereons Consumptions, and the nivberl ' ess sypiptonts of and .tot4 , 7ing con stitutiOns, whether arising from a life of inactivity, intent, peranoe, or inattention tv nealt,Niis•e.tticucy HAT att44le.d uni;- versal and unparalleled celebrity. By stoic peiltverance in its use, it elizars, braces and invigorates. the whole Nervou Sytein, and gives 'new tone to all the vital functions, of Which nutnriess instam - t3 can be avouched. „ , • ' Constitutions relaxed, weak or decayed, in men or women, arc under the immediate influence of this Restorative; -end old Coughs, Asthma, and Consumptive Habits, are Soon relieved, and speed; cured. • . Poverty of blood, and emaciated limbs, will, ere long. nrtret the happiest change; -the chill watery fluid will beecupe..tich and ha's:mile, - and the liinbsibe covered with flesh, firm. anti healthful. To those, who have reveled in the tnidrOt cup, or madly drtinesl Nature of her richest stares, by unrestrained or licer:- tious love, o.r by the horrid s.:.:tislt , passion of: Diogenes, this R6storative will render all. i..itssible assi4i4o,:e ; and:if the vital powers be-not entirety deitroyetl, it will. gradually re pair evil. . Those who have long resided in hot eligptes, and arelang.. quid and relaxed in their systeni, may tittle this eine with the taippiest etrecli... and persons gold, to the fi.St Of West Indies canbot store a Aire invariant artu.le of health and lite.- It has been the-onty-meens of restoring thousands . atilietedwith- the Yellow Fever in America. Persons „in Country requiring the Doctor's opinion relative to. inveterate *cases, afe to inclose ItiS usual fee of Guinea, in a letter, with the state of their case. 'Such letter Alma, for, AZiety, be thus direttedi,'. l Aluney - ,letter. Dt. Solomon, Solonion'S.phice, LiverpeoL Paid double postage." • • Letters may be ordered to he, addressvi for X. Z. or .A. B. at the Post-Office, for. - SAVING OF ONE POUND SIX SHILLINGS. The Cordial Bilin of Gilead is :sold in bottler, price Half-a-l;uint..a each. There alitoixxc., price jl. (.7oii tainitt); equal to twclva bF ttie At €4. by whtch',th:: Patient shoes -which can 04 bad of the Doelar, by a I'll/4- I,!ound SolJ by NtAille`tiei Nib. IS, lA:at/doll and by' all .t be repotabvi ttczii, ifle Are:abets, -Booksellers, &c. in.rvely eriticip.tl.l Zisgland, Ireland, Scotland, aid .Aatitrict. e a N Priatt,! py BUL h .iN AN S4.l.7liLL,,N;(at llow.Stteet, coyent-Gar tt2l ; 414 Cu ay WiLLIAI4 AthllGtit SCA' ee M,rat-tcrlV-ioad , At MN C bt7N-q7kiCR, o' 12, Strand, where Adyert•sinexii, Q, 46 , 14 we t h e fai , o . , for the Ed,to,.. e. (toit.ta id ) , in ;t 1 4 F , 0 , c