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c40:4 . ' *• _ • • - SIP'" t s , •••• • • r •-•, •,„ • rj • . , ••••, 41t., r \\‘‘' i; ~.i ~ * ~ ~ i ' ll7 M. 'N-UMBER 2740 d c Tii UR SDA / 7 , JULY 2, riot. [P2../CH SIX PENCE. . . . to the GPNTIAMEN, CLERGYMEN;.: and TREE. HOLDERS of the COUNTY of.SUSSEX. YOUR late very able and worthy Representative, LORD p ELHAAI, having-been called to th House 4 Peers I aiiiinduced, as the Descendant -ofan old, e and, 1 hope,. - Independent Family amongst you, to Offer- myself to your Notice as his Succw-sot7on the Day .pf Nomination ; Wiltn, if I should haVe the-happiness to meet With yiiiirAp probation, it will give the the highest possible Satisfaelion; for no Nian can esteem the goodsopinion of his Fellow-Coun trYlnen wore than nwselt: I have tilt-A-knout to remain, With the greatest Respeel; • • you: .most singe alld - ObCdieht Servant, JOHN FULLER. I 4 t July, Oat. In the Press, sand in a few Days will lie published, Volume IV. of . ... CANT -E RB.OR , Y, T ;A. 1.-E S. By HARRIETLEE. . Printed for G. G. and J. 'Robinson; Paterno - sterliow. Of whom may. be, had,• the Second Editions of Volutnes - x, 2, and 3, by Solihia and Harriet Lee, pike 7s. each, iii boards. To the CURIOLTS in VISH SALiCES, A CAUTION TO FAMILIES'. ; 11:1E KING's PATENT.I TheTCARDIA-C aii - :417. 7 ,R you* TINCteRt., CA,I. XIX..' 1) VRGESS znd. SON'-s ESSENCE ' o f 'ANCI - 10- V I ES.—Thegreat reputation - w hi c h M r. B urgess ' h as , Rainedby-his superior Essenct of Anehovies, and.other Rich Sauces, for Fish Sauce, Stewtd Peet:, Hashed ,Calves Heads,, Beef Steaks, Made „l)islies, Fowi, and Game, .with tnanY TAhle, Sideboard, apd Storti.:rooni, - Which are mare fully expr . esed in' his Catalogue (l the:lnventor.of them), has nithiCed Many persons to giVe the same name to Articles entirety different, which are ' , /:.;nded many Slaws in:'Londob perjails who go to-th e - p ei r i c i pa i : Towns in England, Acotlaud, and - Ireland; to'sOait •Ortiers of Tradesmen and Inu,keepers„..who_in consequence are often served with spurious' Sorts by allowing . therrran extra- profit, which is'i~ot orily i,n) imposition but( great disppoi'itment to Families whil purchase them with a view of having good Sauce td iheir ' • • • , :N ~ B . None-are his 6ntiine, Init what have these words on the h7trel, " Burgess's 0ri , 44 . 1, , a1 . anel Superior Essaico,of An chovies, No.:l,; , Serarid, tomer orSavoy'Stseps London." . . . T 6 Mr. Ryictsa . , . . Bristol,. 0a; 1 . 77, SIR b your Corinne. Tincture I Imre be-ti freed - froni the (: . (Jut . in•my stoniaeli - arid head. •1t haz mended in aupeiite and diB - estion, and rePlov..:d costive ness: It di,sctiar,es the.bile; aild clears nir sallow skill. Sister "has• strictly 'pursued yo - ar direclions— The Tincture has "cidite rel:tored hr loa appetite,, strength, and cspirits. The tits with which :,he bad been, alifieted rrunW years - , arid for svi;ich she had • used inany Medicines without rat rec.., rued . eince she took your oil an amazing number of small•'white wohnti:with slime. 1 ant, Sir, your obliged humble St-ri - ant, • f. HO ` . CTA RD. -* See Detergent Pilis. CAS E X. . • ' , Queen. Square; lyes2mins%;. OEI. 0, 1790. In my - cash cf sickness of stonlAck, bilious ret c hi ngs ; sourness ' , 3.0 ".pinciltir4s; bead-achs, vnlsions,. n&rvcus gitatl r e d uce d nie, I was• - cured by Mr..R.',Trusr:s Ca:diac Tincture, after vca.r.:c tak.n; to i`o !N:ucpos.„. ; a Variety of 1%4;- 44:Piet; prese'ribedby Physiciarki ana Apotlwaries. • • ANN pi-Jaws.% SECOND EDITION. This Day were pnbli'shed . ,. Prieeo. - 6d." DIFLECTIONS on the PCILITICAL and IN_ MORAL STATE of-SOCIETY, ,at the 'Close-of the Eighteenth Century. 'With a Supplenieht; in which the :PoliticiA Stale .of Society continued_ to Alonth of, June, tat. • - ' ,fly JOHN BOWLES,..Fsq. , " Ilfantresta Fides Danauinque patescurif • Insidias." • Printed T tiir F. and - C. Rivington, No. 6a,• St. Paul's Church-yard; W. j. and J. Richardson,. Royal. Ejtchange ; W. Cobbet; and J. NlOrgan, Pall-mall ; 1. Wright and J. Hatchard, Piccadilly; , . - The SUpplement may be had separately; price ts. ARMY, T HE PUBLIC are respe 6 fully in f ormed, that all of Business relative to the Sale, Purchase, and Fxchange Corutriissions, contin t i es i p be conduited in the usual rrian-• Iler, at No. 7, Cleveland -court, St. Jones's-place. , All Letters Must be post-paid. \R LuxivioQgE, of Soittbampton-Nbuijdin, Holborn, London (lute Surgeon at Uxbridge), thinKz, it necesbitujo acqquainl,ttiP, Vubl4.,,,ttiat he, cnilligues_to.at tenilTifileriaiiiOWchderent Species of this. Disorder, both in Town and Country.—See his Address to Hydropic Patients, 3d edition, with additionaL Cases annexed. , Sold by Highley and Murray, No. 12, rieet-itreet. N. 43:- No - teiters",7iiiire irpgzpOd'attended to. FELONY. NNTHEREAS CHARLES WARD, Traveller, v or Rider, to the House of Robert Castle and Co. of the 41 3ristol-, Distillers has - received various which of Money -.., 11) 1n their Customers, on e " his late jam -saes', 'for which lie has '"" accounted, but tr;r.li feloniously retained and kept the same, and 11 411 absconded from his said emplOyinent: This is to a tttion all P ersons wh Q stan d i n d e b te d do the said Robert castle and Co. not to pay • any money. to die said. Charles Ward on their account. And a Reward of -TWENTY GUINEAS; is hereby of. fered to any Person who shall apprehtincl the said 'Charles :Ward; or cause -him to be apprehended, IA) -that he :may be brouot to'trial for his said otience, to be _paid. immediately on his being committed to one of His Majestv'z Gaels, by us .ROBERT cAsTLE and Co. June-z.' N.B. toot. six • said Charles Ward is about 36 - years orai, near fret ll,: r ligh, rather dark complexion ancieyes; * Mack'cropt 1 " 11 °t cotpulent, nor very thin, but of a . middling- bulk, Va good loo,:ing- man ha•l on a blue Coat, Nankeen Pan_ oons and half Boots, when he absconded. He rided t-, 42,1 1d0n a -few years ago, and travelled for orders in er t' e Tea 4 41 e. - _This Day were published, • _ In One Volume Quarto, price One Guinea in Boards;' and Two Volumes Octavo, .price xBs; in,Boards, • EMOIRS of, the REIGN -of GEORGE. 111. „ iVI. from the - Year-1796i to the Commencement of the Year ;799: • . : • ' • • By WILLIAM BELSHAM. :Printed for G. G. and I. Robinson, Patunoster-row. Of whom may be had,;by the same Author • - t. The tour prececting.Volarnes of MernoirS "Of Ale Reign .of George 111 - . the Ettli Edition, enlarged. FidArerreeteci t price it. izs. in bbards. z. 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NOR - HOUSE, with convenient Barns, and other , Ai e , e i ngs, and upwards of 263 "Acres of very Rich, Afable, Th e 1 , 1° 4 w, Pasture and Wood Land, lying . in a Ring Fence in late th . reishes of It ' ainearid Great Sating, in the said Pnritty, 1 Poss e • E ' st ate . of Edward Taylor, Gentleman., de eased.— Fo r 61;" r naY be hiciiit Nli - elt eltnas fiext. - Lodge ' a x r licuiars and Price, apply to Mr. Rolfe, of Raiiic ri r`ur. Harrison;of Braintree; or Mr. Wade, Atter . s e t: 1 ; 1 -4-1 ' aw, plum ' tos ' v, where a Map or the Eitate may be WHARF DALE; YORKSHIRE. - r 0 BE LETT.for a Tem; of Years, FUI.NISH!D, And entered to in September next, • THE Spaci ous and Elegant Mansion. of FAR- Fi LLD. late th e Residence of John Marsden, Esq. F: l, gased., situate in a "delihtful, health y,• r l o c i s - nr a t .n ic 7,,,tirke ~,rtohle. the n of ton ßi t v e e n r NtV.r-ohmarfzlstfevyen , and =yen_ tcca from Harrogate. The .cardens are well "stocked with fruit Tiees in belrikLCoach.:hotie, Stables, and Out-buildings, in ex cellent-Repair ; and the Tenant may be accommodated vith . Forty or Fifty A cres o f r i ch Meadow and Pasture surround ing the Mansion. The River Wharf is celebrated for its Trout Streams,, and the adjoining Co:alums allbrd excellent Grouse shooting. . For further particulars inquire of j dim Travis, Esq. frull ; ithn Cunlilie, Esq. Addingharn ; the Rev; Wm. , Carr, tolton Abbey; or at Mr. Carr's (Mice, Skipton, York. , shire; " • - PAL 11 SOAP, A, Discover}•, nowin.the greatest manu- iietitred from' that highly-csteeined article, Paini Oil. KA.I\7IURL. BERRY 'having been repeatedly so. _ by - his numerous and respectable ;Friends ' to his Priltia SOap more generally known amongst a clis triqnatin Public, and extensive, C?nnecbon, and he, ever r r he xitnis to stilOv't . lieni'vOtli . S4th Goods only as are of the s 3t 11 1: ili tv, ta k e t 'liberty , pf recommending. Palm 1 5 . 1; ? 1', witli g the greatest confidence, to the notice of the N . `T o tti t.ty and G entry, f or theit-;pi.euliar use, may' having exclu s i ve ly. he pleasan mess and,:utility of the Palm in -9 has merirtxt their attention andvatronage, and is h - eld : aiz ,`.ne highest. eStiiriatioii; for softe.iiing avid brair. ; .; the Skin i.„ . • ; 4111 5t the heat of the Sllll, &c..; and C(lllSt4itt - use, L the: ,i t , tcr season, is foTintexcellent defence, against coid ea ' ci l ds and sharp frosty' air. - Sold it; Stptite is. \yid , With the tigiire of a Palm Irte nit tne atimitie- wrapped, 4nci n the words " .Samnel 13,erry's Palm Soap," in a envie, a Bill witli each, descriptive of its•virtues. nianv Gentlemen litrigreut difficulty in proeuting.goed rzia LT. for Shaving, it.is re fr eonimentled as 'the: best thing /or 1 1 ,.t: iine sk i lather; in iound Cakes, ts. each. r ed and sold by •SainniA I.3eri'ii (late Berry 'and Main'., ' Perfumeri. 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White, Londini. . , This Day were published, in Svo. Price 4s. boards, Xf - IE ELEMENTS of GAELIC GRAMMAR, in Four Parts : r. Pronunciation and Orthography z. The Parts of Speech ; 3. Syntax; and 4. Derivation and C ornp don 13" y the Rev. ALEX. STEWART, .; Honorary Member of the Highland Sodiety of Scotland. Piloted for Vernor lad Hood, London; and P. Hjli, AGRICULTURE, GARDENING, aild BOTANY. This Dayis published; P flee 2S. (Embellished with a Ground Plan and Elevation of a.Green }louse ; a Delincaticii of the trillereni.Clases of the SeXual System, irc.), No. 111. of • • R URAL RECREATIONS • or, The Gardener, s Farrner,•andGentlernan'S Instru&or ; exhibiting a con;. cise but perspicuous view of all the operations necessary to be carried on in 'the Kitchen and Flower Gafden, for every Month of the Year; as %veil as ail the Modern I mprovsMents in Agriculture and Rural (Economy : together with 'the prin ciples of Botanical Seience•intirriately• conneded• witlr.those subjects. 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Whilst the present undertaking, has for its objeolro exhibit a'comprqhensive viewolthe mint approved praelice in Agriculture and Gardening, ,as wel as a compendious System of Botanical Science. . „„ ins I/iv was puunslieci, In - One thick Vol. IZYTID. price 55. in boards, or 6s. bdund ; • Containing more Letter-press than Any other Medical,Work of a general and popular natun ; H: FAMILY PHYSICIA N. or DOMESTIC , 'MEW CAL FRIEND, contfining plain and praell, cal instrudtions for the prevention and cure of , DiSeases, cording to the last improvements-and, discoveries, withia se, ries , of Chapters on 'CollateraliSubjeds; compriting every thing relative to the Theory and Principles of the Medici& Art, necessary to be known. by..the private.Praaitioner; the whole divested of scientific and technical words and phrases, and adapted to the use of those Heads of :FarhilieS - who'have not had a . Ciassical or Medical Education. - By ALEXANDER THOMSON, M. D.. ,Author of Medical Consultations ; of an Essay on the Ois eases of Women ; of a 'Treatise,on the Nerves ; of a Trah- slation from the Latin of Bontius on the Diseases of .Java ;. of a Translation of the Lives of Siietonius, with Notes ; of Dialogues in a Library; and of Letters on the British .Mur scum. • In the compass of an Advertisement, it would' sibie to point out the important improvements and discove, Tie's, and the variety of new and valuable intOrmation which have - been incOrpdrated into this Work, and. NV hictihavz not. • hitherto been exhibited in a plain an 4 popular form.. No ChaPter or Article throughout the' hook is deficient in some 'important object of instruction, while for fullness and.plaiii.• ness, the whole may be placed in competition with any other popular Work any _language, The Author has through out studied toinak.e hirriselfintellig'ibie to the plainest ii -clerstandirig, to incler.his" information cia every point eon phite- and .satiSfadory, and he has had it in view, that -in many'. circumstances and situations, his Book May be the only advice' 'athand, upon which the future comfort and life of ti fellow, creature May depend. ' ' . Printed for R. No. 7t, St. Paul's . Church-yard; sold - by Ilurst, Symonds, and West and Hughes - , ,Pa t...rnoSter,row,; Lackington, 41leti, and Co. FinSgury-square; CrOsy and letterfnan, S ratio/were. cOu rt ; Wilson . andSpenCe; • 'York ;; E. Balfour, Edinburgh; j.. Archer,, p • and-by `all e:sellers and Stationers. N. B. That this ,popular Work /Ivy obtain an ifirratette 'citcui i (in , carnmertsurite .with t he Itnpoilant apd.o sc 1,)1. , which' it contains, Mr. Pitillips . siatageS, at any time to excilenie .8.,..44..41 - tt, -- Ccies of an Y. of .1114 ne - iv,clcan, and Tule& COrVa Oftlfts Wtalt Further Instances of the Efficacrof NVELCI-Ps FEMALE PILLS, AmaDiclNE rafig 'known:T(4 its very -uncom mon virtues reinovi ng Obstrutions and other I) isor to.thoyottliger pa rtiSF the fe male sex ; also what is commonly called the Green Sick ness, - which..is. denoted by . , a 'yellow or p4llld 'countenani.e these - pillhowever, alter that appearance as well as crate an.appetitc, correahal digokton,.reinov.: are of 'distinginsned excellence .in Windy Olso4le.rs, Pains in.t it.- Stomach, Sliortnes.i of . groatit' and 'Palpitation of the Heart. Of their extraordinary efficacy, the folloWing are reeerit . . To'Mrs. KEARSLEY, Flcetstreet, Londin, ra.,..kb.xivt, • • ' V. Understanding by the Bill, yon.haTe the good:less to give alt o , 'qf Welch the:lcally , ;-indig - ent'; take the li berty to recommend t.4liezu - sr,,„'Sop@ja,l - I492lirjej,,a poor orphan-girl, who has -been til a Ink tiin cilia who has pur ehasod tme, box, an(t h: . isz,:ceivAl,rnuch benefif;, .but . tti't.iotitintie them, miles )1511 would he so'kind . as to bestow a box upon.lier, which 'bring lief about, and she 'NM be hthiurt to pray for you. Madam, No. rat, Old Gravcl4ane. . . Youllturnble Servant, . -• S. kEIDDEY.. MADAM, • . 'About two yaars. age .`poor worthn applied to me for pe.- cur*iry relict . ; she told, in:: much dieressed,.. being a - widow, and having s;veral children, one of whom, ct girl about, eighte.en, was, thought to be in dangerous statc... fier head was so mach afle,;:ited tha! she was frequently ,seized with violent fits; besides, •She was - swelled' to such a size that many thought he..in a confirmed dropsy.. She was v.vice discharged font the hospital. Having ex peri ene!.d the dlicai:y of yo4r I•determined she 4hould tv.tlaciri; gave her one box ; before she had taken them, all th.: - fits left her,. ant she gradn'ally ?Jew - loss ; -upon. which `l• i gave her another box, which, with the blessing. of. God, so f*lr restoi . .cd het Itultli that she was dtiatiled to go to service, -a.nd, I believe; ;141,..i sy.tinuo.l well, ever since. The bearer• of this is a vefv'poor wemar., her daughter is in a . .state ; if you would give - her a few of the, l'ills, , that she may m a k e .'trial, it will be the theans:oi . relieving *the afflicled, and, I hope, add_another. proof to the.efitacy bl your valuable me dicine.' • • -Am.;-;Kadani; pilaf girieere No. z 3, Pnrtpool-lane. (W ith 4ireaions), are iota wholk - sale and retail, by G. KeArsley,dilect-street, London.; Dicey' and Co. Bow Churchyard, CRiapSide ; NCWbcry, 11(.3. 45, .St. Parrl's;Cinareklgaticantl4ebouti and Co.-.lato:4se,px faid:stre.et also retail by Pidding, Oxford-street ;• Stringer, near Charing-cross, Strand ; bury ; Turtle, opposite Exeter Cbarige, Strand ; Newbuy, the mauler nt''S efitrell4aid - ; Golding -Cotnhill ; Wade, Old Bond-streo,t • Bolton (not 7firtt), front of. the Exchinge.; Ni. 264, 'Borough ; 'arid Ward, opposite Gray's Inn-Gate, 4olloorn. , • **A s another, Medicirp is sold untic , .... 9 te name of Welch's • Female Pills; .vc;ltieh' is spurious; pizetlias"tts • are retiiie.stecl t remark, ry the surest testimony .0/authenticity, that each bill of direltYorts is - signed with the:narne of C. Kearsley in tp.nd writing; And 011 , flka outside ; whereby •servants i:annot be iinliose:d on, the stamp is printed by permission at His Majeity's Ron. Conaini4Sl'bnorslor Stainps, thus : .• C. KEARSLEY FLEET-STREZT. a None ethers are genuine. ..Causa.late4 visest • EXTRACT, or ANIMA of QUhSSIA, . , T - . .. i 1 tn .. ._o oloha OLIVER, . in , Irldi-a,i' and during - the Sieke of Seringapatam,. was Alia:A ivith Dysentery and general Debilityy and cured by Hallam and Co. 's EXTRACT ; or ANIMA of QUASSIA; thc , partioulars of-which 'the Jtas. obligingly- conimunican.-1 iii the following Letter, to B. Shaw, N0..74, Borough, with the express dqire that it may be- rnadi public : - . No. tB, Wigmore-street,Cia - vendisTl-square, silt - ' ' febrniry 16; ISor. In thejate Carnpaign.in India (which terminated so fortv nately for tlie British Erripire), I Wa's 'exposed, during a inarch through the,Mysore, .to excessive fatigue and a burn ing sin'', that cner‘ led ruy whole sisteni, which incr,:aAed rapidly in the-'4cOurse of the, Siege , of , ' Seringap,atatn ; during which, froin the dampness of the Intrenchnients,'• I wits.at-: tacked with a violent 'Dysentery, and-by further exertion the carrying by assault .this important-plac e , - was ito far rc duced 4-to be tendered incapable' of luither Service : -the whole system had. received. a, .shock that threatened int i re chute dissolufron, no part of it stews I' longer capable (1i:1)ln - - forming its proper function 4 . the .stomach and` bowels were unable to retain the small quantity of food taken, which passed off imknetliately; thellerwilts.Systeitt and Muscular Fibres were equally attested with consent . tremor and de.bi- I ity, to such a degree as to render even' Walking tfernelk difficult. This atiCetion, with the constant irritation On. the Stomach anct:koweit; produce:, continual pain arid fatigue. During my. passa,g7 to England, I had- every - assNtance withonti•he smallest advantage. On my arrival, .1 procu re d Medical Aid from eveiy . quartig-that was thought likelyzto 'affOrd relief; and for sevnral months attended regularly to the 'medicine and regimen prescribed by my Physicians,' wi . ;:hOut receiving the least benefit. , , In OC-lober.last I tailed on you, to inquire if 'Hallam and 'Co.'s Extract, or Anima of Quassia,was.likely to be of set . vice in trey .- hope.,eSs 'situation: • I took it from your recbm mendation, -and have-the happiness• of feeling. myself v&r. wetly reStoted .; and that; la-. taking ,a few boxes only., A very few idooes .p roduced an ease, and , regularity in the stomach and bowels, that had riot been experienced since the first attack:.of the, disordei. In 'short, the whole -train of dis ,tressingiumptorns were soon efteetually relieved, ind 1.-have; , now the happinessto enjoy a state of health I tad little' rea son to expect. The Proprietor's particularly request Purchasers will ,be careful to observe, each box has a Certificate, signed in . rid ink, " E. Hallam and Co." as no other can possibly bt; genuine. Sold wholesale only, by 11: &haw, No. op: Borough i retail, by. P kiciing, No. 76, 0 xford-strcti.. 4 NeS*CrYi Corr= Of Sr. aurs,Church-yar‘; l'eare4l4 . ,Nol , Trigh Hol born Royal Exchange; , SWiney, and No. i68,- - Piccadilly ;Yawl Turtle, mrj, Strand; in butmoiss. and .ios. 6d. each_; and large p.ackages,'Cbiltain-4 lag .five bOkes;- r 1; each;.loittf, CASE XXIV pall-11141 ; Dec'-;- i7go. • . . : My . regular. - gout having ly. - ;Cortf.t alionialou..., atli:ding air 116acl with great confusion,- distrectiOg Aiddinesi and noise, with,impaired rnernory ai:d deialigeinent of thought; and my stonlao witit sp.isins, hiccups, iicidity, wind, fullness and - Ici§l Of Opetite, - and' indigeston —: with costiven ess generAl weakness, nervous . st a r t i t ' igS; . andparalytic tremors: Thc:se i.‘xt.l to certify;that-I was relieved by the daily use of Mr . . Ryineei Tineture ; and that• since; by taking it oc . ca;. sionally, I continue in comfortable health and gpirits. • GEORGE HOWARD. _ . .. . CASE XXV. your Tan. .79; 179 . t. . . I received re2t. benefit frtnii your Cantiac'TinEture,ivnich retie-ved-:.rt e.v.rheu greatly oppre-gsed,with wind and depress sion of spirits. , •;',4rn; Sir, your,hunible servant - MARY BRYANT, cAE- X3EVI . ---- • - Tp Mr.'Rylceta, - - 'Clielinsforch Tune Li, 1792`. I 6 hereby t.e - ei,ify; tbit h4ve.rerearidly experippcect great relict neamis ze,P4itiPos:; imkigestion, and bilious complaints,. frpni Cardap.Tinanre. JAMES TJOMPSO:: R[UFFIIIfAD, Clerk: From the Rev. Mr. Rutilwad. *- This Medicine, "as an initriediatd restorative and cor -5 roborant; js; a, Most gliettual .rernedv in female obstrua.ione and Suppressions, and cases of :retention' at maturity;- alsci in WakneSs, Morbid discharges, and it regularity abOut the turn of years: Sold at : Me. Rvmer'S,. No. 36, Gefrard-Street, Soho, in bettles,,2as. trs: 6d. 'ss. sd. _add 't s. gd. with Directions; ind_CertificateS of Cures. Hours of advice froth it to a. Messrs. Dicey and Beyrion; Bow Church-yard, are appointed by . Mr:'Ryiner the Sole Wholesale Vend ers of the abOve-Medidn'e• (as well as or the Detergent Pills for the cure of. diseased Flyer, Attended with asthma and drOpsical legs, for the dischalo of gall stones, • destrudion of 'worins, &c.) of whom, arid every Vender of their Medicines in all the principal 'Powds, it me had retail. The At thor's Trad on indigestion, the HypOchondriac Disease, and the Gout, niav be had as above, - price -•Ryiner's Cole'brated Pectoral Medicine f o r C o ld s , Coughs, I • 2e;:.lisrieS, Asthina, Sze. and for the Prevention and Cure of Pulmonary: Cousumptiop, may be had a s a b ove , in battles at3s. 54. and its. 6d. with full Diredions and Casts of Ctt fes: „An kicount-of that most exc2llcnt Medicine, • 'fife CORDIAL BALM Of GI LEAD; Which• is prepared (only) by S. SOLOMON, M.l) FH,E train .of melanchoiy- Disorders which ,afiliCt the human frame, under the den o mi n ati on o f N ervous Diseases, are the principal sources of hiuttan misery, in tin) privation of health. Those disorders proceed front 'such an I oftrti t 6 variety and complication'of causes, as to render it irn-, poisible, if even it were always necessary, to trace them to their true source. • The elfeets; ito‘'ve,cr, are but. too well knu.vii, and too severely telt amongst toii.great a portion of mankind; and to these. effed:i .it may without exaggeration be.asserted, tliat any remedy. superior or more celebrated for efficacy than. SOLOMON's DIAL :BALM' of GILEAD, never has beep iiiscovero. - ;In all delicaie, w,;iik ly, and relaxed c9pstitutions, fovness of spirits, hypochou dria,' horrors, tremislings, weakness of sighl, loss of ineinory, impaired vigour, ,Tabes Dorsa.iisi Nervous C onsumpt i ons* annthesnum'oerless syinriorns of impaired and totte r i ng con stitution's; 'whether arising front ali . fe Cf intidivitY, intem perance, or inattention to health, its efficacy has attained vernal and unparalleled:celebrity. 'fly stria perseverance in its use,. It &hears, braas and invigorates the whole,Nervotts System, and gives new tone 'to all the vital functions, of :v rich numberless instancei Can be avouched. . .C•onStitutions - relaxed, weak or .decayed, in Men or women,' are under the igunediate influence of this Restorative and - old. Coughs, Asthmas, and Coniumptive Habits, are soon relievect, and sneedily cured. Poverty ofhfood, 2nd cinacif.ited linibs, will, ere long, meet ,the happiesteliange; the drill watery fluid will become and the limbs be covered-with flesh, firm and 'healthfitE To those who have revelled in the midnight cup, ormadly• drained Nature of her richest stores, by unrestrained or lic.en. .tiOus lout, or by the hortill , seltiqfpa,ssicin of •Diogenes, this Restorative win- render all 'possible assitince ; and if the • vital powers'be not entirely destroyed, it will gradually re pair tat; melancholy evil. - Those who have long in hot cliiates, anttare lan. griid and relaxed in tiwa ::_ystern, may take th:s - 11!:edi, .cine with the happiest ..lietts and person; going to the East . or West Indies ,clanot sere a nibre important article of health and Efe... It has been the only means of restoring thousands affilded with the Yellow. Vevey ih"America. t:T :Persons* the Country renniting,thc• Docicr's opinion relative to inveterate cases, arc ttirinclase his usual tee of a Guinea., in a letter, with the Statetof.their case. Such letter ,shotild, - , for . Safety., be- thtii. Money... letter. Dr. SolOmph,- _SOlortion!s.plac, Browniow-street, Liver pod. Paid double postage." Lbtfdrs may-*; ordered to be addressed for X. Z. ox A. B. at the Post-(Akitee, till cal led for. `.. A SAVING OF' ONE - POVVilj SiX SHILLINGS. -The Cordial Balt* Of,'Gilead is sold in bottles, price Htlf-a- Guinea: each. '. There are also boxes, price ;1. con. taintrig equal to twelve bottles at Has. 6d. by which the Patient saves tl. 6s. which can be had of the Dodor, by re mitting-a Five Pound Bank Note. :. . SUN. by .1 1 .1a:hews. - No. IS, Strand, London; and by all the fop:liable :;\ lain:int Venders, Booksellers ) , Brc. in every principalTownin England, Ireland, Scotland, and Amerii