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A CEPT lily sincere Thinks for 'your Atten. 11 dance and Exertions this Day in my behalf ; although the Poll has not .been Rrodttelive. of a Majority in my fa 'your, it still affords the happiest pres.,e,e of ultimate success. It is not unknown to you, that lily Opponent has been for some time.employed nj an exteiiSive Canvass, which the want of time has prevented 'me frwn.efferlim4..; and that early in the morning all the avenues of the Hustings were in the Pos • session of his friends. It is, hOwever, a great satisfadion to , • me to state, that the firpi and judicious coilduelpf the Sheriff'', • prevented a repetition of. those'scenes of outrage t;:l • coati mon which took place at the last Election. I most irnestly . .entreat a continuance of your exertions, anttArn, with the most sincere r,-,oca Your most . obtliked,' anti faithful humble Servant, GEORGE I.4OULTON IvIAINWARING. Weytn' outh-street tuly`l3, 1504. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. . .8, ,80 4 .. THE COMMISSIONERS:for PICTU ALL ING His ii111:74.9 - rs , NAVY do ,hersty &ire Notice, en i4 ; inciatiir next, the zsas. inst. they will be ready to receive Tenders ln writing (sealed uplond !real for FOUR HUNDRED CHALDRONS of PITTS TANFIELD MOO, COALS, fall jug, to be:Delivered in two monhe alosgridi His 41aferty's Vic. ;palling Premises at Deptford, free of alt charge mut risk to. llit Majess , ,:wheiber of Lig.l44rage, Metage,or.otherwise, and to be pal. jor by Bills, ,payable, vith'interest, ?finely dos after date. HOUSE OF PEERS. TO_ MORROW EVENING, July is, i 804,. Will be a SUPERB GALA, in which the Gardens will display . a scene of the utmost brilliancy of I lhitninations ; and after the Concert wilt be a Dis Charge of FIRE-WORKS, by Sigiora limier.-,admission Three Shillings.--Further particulars will be - given in the Bills of the Day. MONDAY, JULY 23. • • - • tNSOLVENT DEBTORS' BILL Tl 4 E Oder of , tits Day for the 'commitment of this Bill was discharged, and renewed fur tv,..inor. row: NEW EXIIIBITION. s . WARD, by the recominetidation of his V Friends, and many distinguished Amateurs of the Fine Arts, has been induced to solicit public attention to his 'Pie - lure of the S E Rl' ENT of CEYLON, which, on account of its great magnitude could not be admitted into the, Royal Academy: This Pie:lure, with a vast multiplicity of others, in various styles, all painted by. Mr. Ward, may now be seen together, at No. 6, Newman-street. Oxford-road, every day front Eleven to Four o'Clook, • Sundays excepted. Admittance One Shilling. LONDON CLERGY INCUMBENT BILL. The Biibois .of ST. AS ill) II moved th Order of the Day for resuming the Debate on this The Right Reverend Prelate, in a Speech rrplele With the most profound knowledge of the history of the Anglican Llergy, the original provi , ,ion4 for. the maintenance of it, and the changes they had un. , . Con:litiottt of the Contraej. may be aeon t the Secietary's re 4141 will he had to . any Tender M !ruble') the Price sh.tll not le inserted in wlrds at leur,fl,..er that stall not be deliared In lbard befa,e Oise o'dl,ck On tie said Ired;tesd.ty . next, the ;.';;art. ';:or unless the Pe4 . :ron Ivhs makes toe repder, or sm . ( 01,--$L,4464, , when- called foe. dergone, supported the Bill. The liberal ,uppote ofthe 1 - a44.1 ai ways considered as intimately conrecied the support of the-National Church. On the mAin, tenance of that portion of the Engiish Clergy ,dt. pended, much tw.re than was generally supposed, the respettahility and importance of the remainder. He had heard of nu opposition to the Bill, ar.d lie 'therefore could not suppose that, after hiving been two Sessions before Parliament, it would ai lenith 'ELECTION. I T HE COMMIT TE E far Conduelinz the F.I:F cTio . kl C;tx)11(151' BOULTON ;vIAI/4- . W Aititsic . Esq. will sit ever Day At No, 7, Cares-street, Lincoln's-inu..ti,....lds, where it is requested that all Letters mak' be +mut; ari4 where Cotnillunications will be thankfully rcceived. • Sr A.T" . LOTTERY.—FAVOURITE NUMBERS. THOSE Perms wlto may wish to procure any particular Numbers sue requested to apply to the Li censed I.ottery Offices, as "fickcts for the Septenther Lottery (being.thebnly Lottery to be drawn this year) are now in course of delivery at the Bank. • SCHEME. - No,. of rrizes.. Val. of each.. Total yal.ut. 3 of £20,030 are ,C6-_,,07.0 3 to,coo - • p,onq 3 . 5,030 - ic,coo 6 - ',flora - Coop 8 - 4,620 20 2,000 • 40 Co - 2000 6,Sgo 2) - 131,9)0 B.\ Khes IMPER. ' IAL GUIDE, &c. PATILONIZED sr THE KiNG. rr HP. Sub•eriber, are most recreafollv•inionneci, No. 1. of the illuminated APPENDIX to this Work, is now. ready for delivery, at the followitn; Booksellers, viz. •White,::Elegt.street• ; Robson, Bond.strect ;,, Riehardson, Royal E.xchange Lackington and Co. Finsbirry.siroare ; and of W. I)..Sy moods, paternoster-row. I' rice Plain los. Proofs us. • The above contains thirty fine Engraving's,. apart .of too, which are presented by some bf the Royal Family, the Nob'. lity,'Eee.- at once to enhance the vales of thii par. duclions, give assistance to the Arts, andlorrn, at lit . tic ex pence, -a snore .useful and splendid Itinerary than hash before appeared in this - or - any Country, . Proposals at ful I, with Specimens of the Landscape-Views, Pittures4ue Pians, Letter Press, &c. &c. One Shilling each. AIIDDLESEX ELECTION. CIOACHRS will be prov id e d at t h e , f o ll n witlg. IL., Pines To:moRROW MORN I NG, at Seven niciock' precisely, and every Morning during the EleElionott the same .hour, for the purpose of conveying the FREEHOLDERS in -the I nterest of G EORG 11011I.TON 111AIN1VAR-. 1N G, Esq. to and faun Brantford, viz. The Pantheon, Oxford-road. • Parliament -street, Opposite St. James's Church, Piccadilly. Opposite Furnim's Inn, Holborn. • Clerken well Green. Islington Green. Opposite Whitechapel Chnrch . , Opposite Shoreditch Church. Court House, Wellclov-square. Shadwetl, opposite the Church. be rejefted. The LORD CH4iVCELLOR entered very Seeply into the question as to the 'Meade liy whiCh•the Clergy were paid previous to the Reformation. He misted that the Right Reverend and Learned Prelaccs who brought forward the Bill, would do him the justice to belieye, that there was no . person in the kiogdOns who was more anxious for the honourable mainte. nance of the Clergy, not only in . L , ,radon, hut throughout every Diocese in the Kingdom, than himself. Could' he bring himself to believe, that the Bill was not a violation of' the right that every man had in his private property, he would. most gladly give his concurrence to it. lie wished, that the forms, of obtaining the formal consent 'of all those • likely to be affefied in 661 interests by it h a d been gone throngh, However, as no Pe, titions had been presented against it, cxtept one from the Coityon Council of London, he would take that 'silence as an acquiescence in the principle of the Bill, and decline giving any further opposition to it. • • The'Earl' of ROSSLYN follow j ed the Bishop of ST. As i u, in an elaborate exposition of our Cie rival E,tablishment, from the farth est period from which it could be traced to the present time. lie applaoded the moderition with which the Clergy of the 'Diocese of London had conducted thethselves, as far as regarded the Bill, and trusted that it would. obtain their 1,-1-Alsip? assent. rbe ND() N cxp' resie‘i hi satls,f4,e. Lion, that' ihrtitiestion had been placed' upon its true and } :raper grounds, by the Reverend and• Learned Lords Who' preceded him. After what their Lordshipv had heard, he had some expeda.. tion that the Noble Duke (Duke of Nottrout), would riot persevere in his Amendment of having 'the Bill read a third time that day three - months.-- The Clergy of London' 'were in a state of penury and embarrassment' unbecomi ng their rank in so ciety,aod had the strongest claims on the liberality of the country. The Duke of N3RFOL K. begged it to be under stood; that it never had been in his contemplation'to oppose the allowance of an adequate support, to the Clergy. , On nit; contrary, he wished that the sit Ga. tion or the gloat inajority.of,•the Clergy throtighout the whole of the kingdom should kw atneliorated. He did not wish. to see a Curate with his family in the country starving up in a scanty salary and stint ed ;, nor did he wish to see an Incumbent irs London deprived of the means of procortog the 'necessaries, and participating Withitis .wifeandtchil. then in those decent and rational amusements for which he Was'qoalified by his' charader anal Oita tion. His great objedion.:to the Was, .that ha , feared .it tended to trench upon private property, and that without especial guards, it would encourage innumerable applications of a similar kind, the con. seqUences of which no Man could foresee. He must persist in his opposition to it, but .after what bail fallen . from a Right Rev. ?reline (the.Bithop of 140 . N. DON), he would nut divide the House. The Bishop of ST. ASAP!! maintaine3l, that as this was. - a-Public Bill (for so lie must call a Bill whist professed to provide for the Maintenance 'of an impot tan! part of the National Clergy), there was no necessity for obtaining the consent.of n,OOO Tickets ,C z;0,0-.0 Part of the Capitals to be determined as under : , First-drawn Ticket First Day - - ,C• 1.006 trst-driiwn Ticket tiLwentit Day. l'irst.drawn "ticket Eighth Day - .26,004 i First-drawn Ti‘,:ket Ninth Day . 5,00. Begins Drawling September a 4, 1804. TICKETS and WARES are on SALE at all the LI CENSER LtII'EItY;OFFICES. Ticket 17 17 0 Half - .. 9 4 o !Eighth k. 2 7 Quarter -.- 4t3 o Sixteenth - t 3 6 On the Ist of August, ..tL4, will be published, price is. 6d. To be continued Monthly, ' Embellished with an accurate 'and elegant colonred Portrait of El.tl Is Ey, in imitation ofj)rawing, iht,:ndell as a series of Engravings, to illustrate the Costume of the • dirtiwent Nations, Provinus, Sro.. of.Ettropc, - Asia, Africa, and Alueli4;a ' No. 11. for JULY . 0.04, of THE SENTINEL or, BRITISH MISCEL. . • • LANX. and REVIEW. • • MO= libclliAns est ; quod Listnn movet Et (Iliad prudenti vitam concilto monet. • J'HADRUS. MIDDLESEX ELECTION,' •• E FRIENDS of Sir FRANCIS BURDF,TT Will meet every day during the EleCtion at his !louse, Piccadilly, where Communications Icspe,:iing the zlei;;tion are requested to be made. I GREGORY, Chaicioaq. trrATE ot THE ?IRE? DAY'S rutt. Si? FR At:CIS I3VRUETT - 611 kflniwwwwic 'coinhill, and No. 9, Charing., Cross. TWISH restleeilully acquaints 'he :Nobility, • Gentry, and Public, that he is selling Tickets and Shares tor the First Lottery. which begins Prawing Septem ber z 4, •and 'solicits ' a continuance of their Fa 4 roura. ' The Holders of all outstanding - Prizes purchased at the above Offices in the Me or former Lotteries may have their Money in t 1 RI.I NG GOLD, without any Dedutlion whatever. 4 .* All Business in the Public Funds tra nsacted with tide -4 and diipatch. • • ' • A double gift our Sentinel supplies; I 1 makes4ou merry, anti he in,Lkesinu wise. Majority ;,3 London: Ptth,lisbed by I'. 9001, Avtinaria.lailv ',where C k nomookAtions' tor tip, Seortocl,p6t paid,.arc received): sold by 411 Ilobki;;II::ri in the United r - ratw, FRF,RHoLDERs in the INTEREST Sir FRANCIS RuR DE are , informed,. thao,. coACHES will he ready To. morrow and'eVeryl following. Day, at Seven o'Llock, to convey them to tho • Poll, at Want:tint, from the onger-mcntioned place, LOWER DIVISIoN..—GIobe, Moorgate ; Durham- Place, Ilackney.road; )lile-Eint, opposite . the 1113unt Old-street Road, the Three lolly Butchers r Roung-about, y Cit Road • Well Close-square; Phcenix, Ratce. FlNSlWltY—Opposite the Cross Keys, near liff St. john. street, Smithfield. tm...P.Mt.N....-r,Neax Vie While Bear, Leatber. lane ; Broad. street, St. Ciles'it, near l'ltimtiee.sttect ; Wird-street, near Lincoln's. Init. I' L'ltis, at the lien Jonson , bl-Lid. \V ESTM I N STE —Palace-yard ; Kink's -Arms, COmp tott.street i • near Devianshire:house, IiENSINGTON ...Lawrence -street, Chelsex.; WANTED TO PURCHASE, PRF,EIIOI.,T) ESTATE, having aßesicience 16. fit for p Genteel Family on it, in either of tho Counties of Befits, Bucks, Surrey, Kent, Hants, or Hertford, the Purchase Money to be above ie,aool, 'Any Person hay. nig such to dispose of, is TeqtleStcCi to selyl ltesi paid, to Mr. Pastnote, Solicitor, N0..37, old vfoad-streaft London. INTS CASTLE' NEAR PLYMOUTH. TO BE SOLD 1W AUCTION, At the Globe 7 ravirn, in Plymouth, on IVodoesclay the aith Day of July inst. betwecss. the Flours ot"flirre and Five tielock in the Afternoon subjed C . Ontlitions to be then And these produced; inline Lot, • • Sinoilariy Beautiful and Valuable FREE. 1. 1,1) ST A'l' F., desirably situated on the Banks Of St. George's River, and •distant only s from Plymouth Dock, up the Ri.tir, comprizing INTS e.':ASTLE, with Infos, suitable Offices, two Boat houses, Garden,. nu wanis of. to Acres of. Plantations and Woods, with sundry liklds of ri‘ii Arable, Meadow , and Pasture Land adjoinitic 'containing ' together upwardil of ONE HUNDRED AND. ELEVEN:* ACRES. —• • The Castle is a very rmrt'ntic and substantial Struattre, seated on an etrilizence, well sheltered with )Yonds, and .corn mantis delightful PrOspcts of a Branch I'7olll the SEA, , S ill i N Gond the surrounding: Cotintry, ti:oit beautifully ornamented with, Woods and if Ilwations, anti forms alto .gether one of the most desirable Residences ial the. County of C 0 tri W . 'yrin.ted Particulars may be had at all the principal Inns, Plymouth, fourteen days previous to• the Sale ; of Messrs. M.Dnugaii and Hunter, Solicitors, Lincoln's lmt, London; at the Offices of Messrs. Evans, Aliddlemore, and Pitney, So ; andif (irate, Lenton Abbey, near Nottingham. • Piccadilly Tilly 23, HE FREEHOLDERS of WIII)DLE'S ' EX in the . -L Interest of Sir FRANCIS EU R DETT, are request ed to di ne at t h e C rown and Anchor TaVerii, on Tittost;ay next, the 2601 1116 t. at Five o'Clock in tltc Atterv.oon cisely, Pickets cos. 6d.• STZWARDS. The (ion. C. J. Eo._, :M. P. Ilen3. Travers, E sq . Lord Win Russell M. P. W, j .I),..nnison, E sq . . Lord G. 11. Cavendish, M. P... Daniel want, Esq. Lord Ossidston, MP. •• 11-1 "le ( ti ' E N* • lieriry Howard, Esc! M.P. 11. 11. Townsheincl, lord Henry Petty, M.P, Robert Knight, Esq.- Sam, Whitbread, Esq. M.P. .las. Cronip - ton, Es+ Peter Moore„.Esq. M.P. • -Win. Besvtl•le . , N , V r m. Smith, E sq . M.P. Ebalieze- Johnson, Esq, At tv+, .ev. !minas Sc o tt, Esq. Alderliciii Skinner. Fr anc i s Glossop, E.,:1.E.,:1. Piirr. 1, Wigston, Esq. BY-THE KIN-C's PATENT. F ITS. Pains in the Stomach, ?aim ire Head or Side, and pale languid appearances in young persons , arising from various causes and ohstrudious, that have re sistod the power of every other Mediciie, have been entirely removed and. wholly endicated by CPIING's - PATE,NT. WORM.DESTROY IN Cf LOZENGES, which cleanse the stomach and bowels oft hat acrid slime with which they are frequently loaded (and which woollen become the secret Cause of these fatal disorders) , hut arc 01i:dually subdued by the use at' this Medicine, which is Tirovci superior to any eAber in its easy method of dislodging those.crudities t and re storing the body to Health and Strength. Cases of its cat cacy from many Noblemen are wrapped rotund each hot; As an opviing Physic on all Occasions, Ching's Worm 1.0-- zenees are pecutialiS , efficacious, will keep good any length . 'of tune, and in all climates. Sold,.wholesale.and retail, at Ching and Butler's; No. Cheapside, and Retail' by moat &mks:liars and Medicine Venders, in boxes, at 6s. and 2s, 9,1. each. His Royal Highness the DUKE of CLARENCE coincided in opinion with the.Nuble Duke who tat near him, as to the necessity of obtaining the con. Currence of ail 'those whOse - Mterests 'were likely to he afftaed by the Bill. To prevent, as tar as he coul4,.the principle of the present Bill from Icing drawn, into precedent, ltewould express his dissent from it, 'hut withotit meaning to . divide the Fkuse. -t The Q.iestion was then put, that the Bill be N u read a third time, and cat fed in the affirmative, the ttyp.Noble.,Dukcs being tie only riiiiretitients. Arij,tirned to to-rnotrotr. HOUSE OZ COMMONS. MoIIDAY, JULY 23. A Message from the Lords announced their Lord. hip assrni to 'the Bill for. amending the Vaunteet in so far as.regards the Accounting for Monies rek.eir ad_b.y Volunteer Officers, theSranip Ditty Ad, the Loyalty Loan An - , and the Nassau Salt Bill. . . This:Day was published, price 3s . 6.l._______ THE. OFFICIAL DEFENCIi: of G.,•neral MO. It 4M) bef ore t h e Trib un al at. Paris..T. n rslated frcirn ititiis.le original French Copy, which has been sti p p res S e d 4t P Thii interesting and able performance otablishets that great Cenetal's innocence in the fullest manner, and thereby ' 111.1,411 y 'establishes the' injustice that prevails itt the Tribu. s , isils`at Paris. On the whol e ,•a s a n 'authentic 'piece, it 13 one of • thei t'ro't interesting documents relative to the state of). lance- • -iut b a s aPpeared at anv . enrieSince the Revalittion. lirPr:atted for Longman. FlOrsf,sßees, and Orme, Paternos. - itw ; and sold 'by f . thichard, unti,retk land w i l' i Richards on , Royal Ex. i:hawseu ' ' ant ' PiCcad.illy , W. Miller, • , .tan.......—........______.., • ..___. ~_ ti .. 31st of July will be published, price 4. 6d. - 111,., To he coiniiturcl monthly, .., .IR. I.,l'ilt.RAßY NAL • "or, Iblivetsil - JOV.I t I. • , reisu for f itl y . . In tlll,,•:iv.itv''.(4.Literature, Dothestic and Fo ...... us will aPttes•`uni°tg 'Revlews of . the. following Publications 01 I I ' ' - , 4 's 4.rtiorig ori vierciale on Public ea t I—Lain„., „. iers • *oft • China t ' "'Story of Seotivid • ,• v r, vie , . ardsonta ~--, Gems froin .. _ arro% 's. "I' iiels in I Anti que , Correspondence-9 tem L rd Archibald it „ n o ton 0 ant Chatham's • Letters . — 0 : R 1,,, to the 4.111 ti the late and present Acimitustration— fl' i . c e..e Cul2l,Litle tittu ;l e let—l'nYcl's eltristlan Theology —1) Fill le ' s ;: 1 , rj ,i t e l i ," corre3pondencv dc j • T I:. L ours de Connographie This ' ' l is . • - - r • unite original 1. housset...— .. % t 4 plinc.pa objed at this Review toul- ,civau. idisquisition,. with the analysis of works. The', Kre'tll,;l,„iilr i i a e l ,. " . this plan 'must .he ohvious to, every Al il— "1 ie hint,( ^r: the rule and example arc thus at once set be r t ) .le 1 . )1 ; . and not only is he presented. with . an account of the pit it.ation reviewed and . . - but the Principles a puigincnt on its m erits, . . ' • t the 54111 c. r,„,. On, wiliclt this judgment is formed are . 1 ;,....... R . ..TF lintOitki, A Review writit o on this plat is extr,,,-;: it tray limn those which . give the bare unalYsis,°l b ooks •:,inal 4:4,lnay he read with advantage and pleasure for its '' r. e'' e :t7Y4tiuns, whatever he the fate ot.t he works which i t . r t ; e'• i s' As such a publication is , peculiarly calculated i e (tr ie the public opinion, the utmost attention is paid 0-1, those..ess of the Reviews so .that they in general pfticm': t • of every competitor' '. A 4 V•Ke fully 1 • R . - • for -45.. a. L., ~ v eqiia to any other eview sold . . c allotted to the Reviews of Books: including a compicr t 401 : New Publieations, in which a summary account 1 . 3 g Yen of.such works as are at all worthy of nor , ce , and N ' t li".9l'ul sullicient importance to' tient:And a full Review. Sc.._ LtrAl Pages are besides reserved for the Communications of • t Wed Correspondents on Literary Subjects, a" fur t he tA c l i rr/ P C 'ttaht and entertaining article ut Literary and Scien tifi c litelligente. As Foreign Books- of inwort.nicellttl. , from ttni:'; ,to time AS they app ear ,A, I) inalkii US tir‘: a ' 4l° a :d. and., each N timber tieing sold- at. 2t. 6d. the Literary lour „a ve- ‘, ( Pnea the olteveit monthly Review in London. • : iits,0110oli;. P-riiited for C. and R, littldwin .4 NOY Brid g e " tirtirst' 411 witi by ail BooksMers and New..rien in Town ,—ountry i who will procure it to order w .th their other •ohthlv Polilic•Ationa. 7 'T he first three Voiu,riez; wax be fete,ii or any ;separate Numbers. . HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. ' . Pt. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS. MO obviate the Impositions which have long been practised in regard , to this Medicine, a ,:am,ll attention i . , oni r s requisite; for as by favour_ of Commissioners of tlrc smnp:mtlice, separate Plates have 'been prepared for Mr. Newhery's tra:, with - his Name engraved in the Stampi, the Imitation of which would be a Capital (fence, the )4e. Mine Preparation may now he readily - ascertained ; - it is: theretOre rec. - nnmentled to Purciobers not open any !lox in future, unless they, observe the words, " F. Newbery, N. 45, St. Pant's," printed in the Stamp. . The superior 1 S.cellenceof these Pil Is iri Rheurnatisms and Colds, as well as in other Coinplaints to which the !Milian frame is liable, Irom ;he vicissitudes of our Climate, ,is uni versally acknowledged They' are admirably calculated tar Bilious, and other Disorders of the Stomach en.l.-Howels for Heall.achs occasioned by Indigenion ; anti for preventing Palsies and Apoplexies ! ' so often the cooi4.qtteitce of Free Recourse should be had to therm atter every,Ex- Gess, and • upos every slight I ntlipbsition ; and thus- their well-known charaderistic of promoting Longevity tyill lri maintained ; for by . assisting mltitre 'in the due discharge of the IVodious, brid by keeping the Constituribn, as it were, in continual repair, they preserve the Body in health and vigour, ant prevent prein,ture decay. 'They require no: particular cotaiument nor attention to diet, ' , • They are sold only by F. Newbery and Sons, at the Ware house for Dr. J.rmes's Powder, No. 45,. St- Paul's, a few train Cit , :apSide i 1.00406; 41 . 111 at Dr. a 11.1 ei t a lite house in Dritton.strect in boxes price 4s. eac h, Stamp includ ed ; or the traitutity of S'tit m one larie box for at. 4s. THE PALM of GILEAD instantaneilusly Sc. lievee spasms in the si,y,..hreast, and intestines, dilliiSes a genial- warmth, and prevents ti ones and inuntiness in or atter bitliing ids-t?ring cat .41 , ,.1 vvoler. Ladietttit a cold acrid or bliious lisb`t of atflac.le,, with 1 Oigtior. hearl-ach or hYsterieal ailealOns; n the East or. West Indies ; the Student from pitOtic Seniovartes ; ',le.iplo of fashi :4 44„,,tae,: - .2 oOiat.aue )01:01 to those altli=:'.l 3,ll 7 4‘eti'bil nr di- bilitOititinating front heat or ice or relaxation ttutlt csolittitjtave leeourSe toe more salutary remedy, tht.:AtISZ it CtlfiCli:t.s thi: 141(1 . 0 Without Oitt4llin t .; it ; braces the nervous system ; trees and disburdens the viscera ,;Ott other important, urgent; ; , resolves obstratet-nis, and throws oats viscid strong Ip:in - tours; strengthens the general :habit, arid brings back the muscular fibres to titeir nal uralsimil healthy tone. Ilencat its wonderful success in renviving every symptom of Weakness,•fiartilince. palpitations watch fulness, titowsiiiess t , ,:r cal M ishe g, timidity', Ws of ' beat and cold, iiiittibivess, iniess, pains (espeiliatly ofm the head, back, anti Joins) hi.:c „ lr;lt,tlilliculty tit respiration aro! deglu tition; dry cough, dehi:!ty, 10..voess of s i onts, loss of app e , . • titc, relaxation, indigestion, sickneSS, vomiting, goiity spasms of the stomach, by sterical and hy teal ;tile etiOns . , dimness of sight, confuted t houghts, ,wanderings of the mind, 214 c. Where the stomach is !diso r dered, the holly is Weaken •ed ; •paleness, bodily decay-, "-emaciation, eyes sink into the head: The Cordial Balm ot c4;aahlisheil its restorative e e throughout E lope- and • iiiiteriCa ; • wherever it h:is i 1 1.1. iailoduc;o, 44 , s.ii Iles Wt3 l ttV?il ' woo. great--;the demand far any "over published, and 111,t has produ..el t t sw_iety is ad mitted by every person who has tried even a . single ,butild. It is the only rein:;,:ty that will restore to health ttiosc per . soil s vjui, by, my indulgence of thetr - pAssions, have ruined their conatitutions, and tact:010111. •ValtOtts affec. titans of the nervous system, 33 ObStittate gletts, 'involuntary emissions, excesses, irregularityor obstrnotion of etaLaill cliations, weaknesses, total impotency, barrenness, Bfc,--- Tllol.lSanda at tlii4 ingtu4tit live . lo praise the day they first applied 'to this • remedy, 'and enjoy the blessings of h ea lth, svho might have dropped into an untimely ~.,-rave. 'c o the patient to 'give the Cordial !Leila of Cifead a fttlr t ual )ay due porseveratiCo, to obtain a radical cute, Dr. Solomon has sent to his Agents a slip ply of Family Bot tles that contain four tos. ones, liar which, only 334.,-are charged, on which, of'Course, 9s. is saved to the purchaser. Each bottle lies ci stainp which - bears the proprietor's'name and il(lareSS ill the engraving, ". Sqlial. Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate which is - feting. Dr. Solornoir ex peF.ts; nrhen consulted, the usual compliment of NUte ; but all written cases, or litters of advice; to he answered at W 3 l e isure, are required to' enclose Only 1 sueli letters aioultl, tbr s-acety, be thus three:lett .'o.iey Letter, Dr. Soloknon,Soloinon's•Place, Brownlow.street, Liverpool; paid " ay double postage. Letters mbc ordered to be aildress ed - for K. Z. or A. "H. at the Post-office, till celled tor. recpared.by Dr. Solomon, Liverpool, in los. 6d. and 335. ; th e latter cont ain tour ut the harmer, - t) whh.:li the POrehaltitSaVeS 9s. Every.germine Battle 110 a; tainp. bears the Proprietor's Nanve and AilitresS, " Sinnuel Solo- I mon, Liverpool," tohnttate Which is Felony. hazh -bOttle !via the wanes " SAIII. Salt). mon. Liverpool," engraved on the stamp. • - N. 11. The 'stage of all Letters' to [Melo; must be., paid, .011 i ii. Gd. as x l'ee, enclosel for Aar-tee. The Behar ret Gilead, • Anti- lit i iet wines, and Ab , stctAtent Lotion, and " tO4nde tt7 liealth," are Sold by Reinicint; liatnnurgh ; Pearl-street, New-York'; -lalathews, , • Louti:ma ; and in Bath, by 1 IJ7.arll Puigin ,firigtaton, Gie l lor4 ; initigham, Knott aini Lloyd ; • ttedfoi - it; SuiOn ; ; fluty St, rhniand's; lout. IC; C neltentiani, S dun; Catithridge,.ati+tigrall,; Coicittry, R0i1i:;.,41 • CoLLII4k. to Ex . ; titer ; Cat tetbury Cal 101111:; Citeie.l4!ll ; 'Etheringtonl'..::autnistig(l, CI ; Che tar, 11)91 .u - ,tt Sou ; Chichester, V i iillipson , Claippenharn„ Combs ; ,I•;.eeitc, No, 6, green ;-„Vgrby, Dr. try Durham, Pennington :11-..r, !lice c3 ;,l)ri►xcs I.6WC ; 15Oruhe.ster, 'V irfue 4 Dartinouth, lackson ; Liiinburgh; Smith, N,artla ;;riOge ; EXerera "Crewman and Son Falmouth, 1..1i1.A1 ter, Pitt, Walker ; I /onald LaverpoOl, • caotile Gazette t /lffs:e li• ; I 1-1 1 4-0.11., prnry ; . Lynn, Headley ; tOrelor 1, Lewes, Pitt ; Manchester, Tharupson ; Martpte, Voiwe; Maidstone, ,W alker MArlburvnigh, Newbrify , Fail . her, Atlec ; Newcastle, Wallter, Hodgson ; North:'tnipton; ' Dicey ; Nottinghant. Illarbiage; Norwieli; llltertatSon arch Co, ; Oxford...loMS.; Plyrnoist la I 4oc k., tioxhiict m9uth, Belem; Reailin s g s Smart. AO Co, r Iti ! chester, 10511 1, ; Preston, Sergent ; Shrewsbury, Eihioiscs' ; it tl'll- Baker - ;" Sratliartt; grain'fdr,t, NJWcomb ; Sundarland, • Bray ; -Sal'i s stacirv, Pay ley ; Taunton, Poole f:pringe • ; Wells, Evill"; Weymouth, tyouti ; Windsor, 111: 4 kt:ilea . ; 'York, Wolstenholme ; and by ail. Vitudefrs in the tilted Kingdont. CORN TR ADE. Mr. WESTEVI moved the Order of the day for receiving the Report of the Conitnittee to whom rile several Reports on the Corn Trade were submitted whiehiMotion being agreed to, Mr, ALT:Lc:lust brought uj the said Repo! ,