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Poor •Date is 4 . 5 ,,,," 4 1 K , , , , s .. _alfi .-,....: ft:.:,l - LN., - 1 - Duty rery4k.bly easy;. it also Fcie e , vitni,:iine. • ' of (...,„!". ' ll ,tther PArticulars,-Opply to William Barnard. Esq " 41 ' 0 ' . tt , .1 - n - of . • Fribv . bh o ro ;ox to Ir. ohn —udding, Saxhy, near I- - a , -- ---.....,.!* 1 . ?lsh.eAv rise Estate: • ' . . Ca :sa tatct, vis est notissima I. • • TH E following Remarkable Case evidently 40.0,,,- 1 3F°Ygs the CONCENTRATED EXTRACT, o r p oi „ - IA of 'QUASSIA, 'in the form of Pill to be a most incomparable. Restorative fot • .. c*A I C- Anti DEBII.ITATED 1 ..nnptfye,Habits, Habitual Purgings, Appetite-, Hypoconctriae Aireaions, .ratris and Weakness of the Nervous weaknesses, The DeleteriousEtlbels of , e ld — Ution or ' the Solidsll ot Climates, - 114- parti cu l ar l y th e , conseque.u.:es 'of 'lntemperance, tt• •Atroolly, or . Nervons Consumpticin. . • •'• aged 4.9;-.hafi, tOr war:ls 0" four mo hs, ‘ Mite 11 ' , .onstantry Sutiring with - a SlOw iiervousitiver pains in 3r,:ast, dry cough, - and ,wasrirtg of the-body,--which 1 , 1 . 1 4 . 31 4 th ;it her to th,it. state of ..ttebi,ticy•that she; :Was 'ot ,, to t slighre,t exensise,., without extreme fa bec spIrILS deicefed; dyer applAtte grow,. hoi)eles.. - The Back and °tiler t;,; () Jor..Lir V,q;lrtkr.,lAl?l(l)Vd to.no good purpbse„ . rejezieil ..her stomach::: Br takiliginree ttut. floaCentrated:-E,Airad or Anuna Quassia, she is . 1 2'Qtl restizked„, and;nOw gists a better state of! healtlr A 9.ifits than for many years . - p r q' t 4 ; iicacv pseVents. t he . iusech . on or horname, . : any W1 1 ,1 1, t tic; ;If ry be:ansWered.tlitotign tilen - icdititif or the - itts - . fon Extras or Anima of Q',lT•sia, in the' • . , tl t ~ 0 t fs, first , discovered by L. HA LAS I, Apo- A ul 4`,'Lr , •.' and and is ppared - (Only) by` Sb a and - - sold, wholesaler af . 13eniamih ret - Y;'' .-I\l6 . I;loroilgh,' Lon son; anti by his.,appcmtintr.r., of s t i , by .P xiOrd-mecit N:ely be rv; eorirfr b or ,. t • ; Pearsall, High Hol arid4m; Tutt, 'Royal :Eycliar4e ; Swiney, a.t; b••• ; and 'fur i'27, Strand ; in „- °xes of ss. aDcl los. - .61.. each, and li:rge packages, contain -”Z five boxes, IL 2.5. caeb, duty inclucleo. . . • • • IVRS. PRICE, .NVWow of Aeite,v, i4lr. trice, br -ft. late Vicar of St. John's, „Citester,. to acquaint Solomori•t hat having been for ablea-i.on`sidertime.griev attlieted with a nervous and, bilious ccatplainf, Want of .which she had the best. advice the most . able Ilh)tslpians _Live:rpool, where she re tie - tor the 6211-.1-titof sea air, r'et . ill.2with-out the smafiest _atletit, until, by .:gent Solicitations of fricihis, she made use k,a bottle' of - thr CORDIAL. BA 91,2 C I LEA D, .and w,ilieh M rs. P . ' a Si bres b r. So l omon h as • Ompletely restor -01. her health. Any service this Note may be to Di. fiolo- Mrs. Price' ivtslies he, ',may make.use oi; anc,l she will i• i cl pleasur e i n answering any I.ady's inquiry ; therefore r c• P. •thinks K prudent to a.d.ci her signatUre. 1.; - M. PRICE. °. 7, Sirrtnaer Seat, Bevington-Bush, .Liverpool,•April ..,.. 1411.5 . P. is the Daughter of the fate worthy and much la : ct Atderiri-an of e heiter; 'Xtra of a Letter from oil ,board His Majesty's Ship Ville • ' dP e.aris, to Dr. Solomon, Liwrpool. Dear Sir, Inch re d is an Order on the POstmaster o Liverpool, for Sl. • eatiC to send another Bux of the cordial. Balm of 6ilead; tormer has doite miracles ; I am considetablY better, and ,'„`"? ‘ tlld no doubt have been quite cued had I made rise of the p,"" ) le • but as.crife' of °fir men was in a deep decline, and tat ~sla,et) e d to I,ve mine days, L spared him, one of the botfles, he is now perrcaly . vecovelat to a good state of health-:•:-- ek:elleni Medicine is the praise of the vvluite Ship's ' 4ll vaiiylc-ritte;;l'Du w 1 send the, boi as soon as possible to , - • :Yeur.obedierit JAMES WARD. h a Tye corclizt Bairn of Gilead , 15, at 11 alf-a-Giinem a 44 ,te, am" iu jive poulid cases, .cootainin rhe'cuantitv 0112 ► bottie.i, whereby there is a savi et ti. 6c:. by' al:: cit Gtuali,ne Mcdictaci, in the 'do United Kittta ft • - MONDAY, This Day was published, price is . A BRIEF DISCOURSE :What ,OR.D.RS_ were best for REPULSING of FOREIGN. FOR.CE it at 'any tints they \LADE US by SEA.rin KENT or ELSEWHERE. , • , By THOMAS DIGGES; •. , London : First printed i,nitssto . 4 rc-viiited for J. 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By Mr. MAy§,hall:, - • ' Complete Sets of Mr. Marshall's Worki =Ay be had unitOtruly - bound ie aye., and in yairiou, bizidini,s4 • - [lc. 5F ESTATES Y vT NN/U 5 C4S1"1 . 2:72!:;;II-i',E. r. I.'t) le is S()1;11) •. liy•Oriler of tin': Latter a CoultuiA.lorilof.4ul:- nlpt, against Scr . icarit of - tits.Pdriili of (.)Id, \via. *ford, - in th.; County of . Py iViessrs•; COUf, 1:()f;',. ; .1::i. - S • • t th:!"I"albot Stour:• ,. th, •:• - ::17...nu1ty of wo"re o: e 4 tel-, .041 'wiliest;.. tA. ; •,, ut Fir.oClock. tit". 1.1 ..,L FRE and. ; • r,SL ' r.I'AT LS of the said Ban!:_rupt, ..; at tile Heath, a, ; (i the Lye, i ll tOe Pitri,iit of 01.0.,w .. anr:i, t ti;e path;' Worct4t,tr, coosistitlg of all that lireoh.Old Capital MAN. S I tiN Pik) U S 'with Cehleit-hqusei 01fices s Court-yard, and A ppurtex,lnces to, the urn,: 1 - )elonging, Itte i a 'die taia StrjeJra. ",yittort ; situate at the H to S.oufbridge, iii tl.e Cotituy of Worccti..r. . The , ..a . oort: Picarii% - es cc.tn?r:c . : very banckorne:Modern :built Dwelling-hbth;;:, 11,11, pining-parlour, , Drawinz-rooni, ( - A . ) Grouttit,.Floor ; and .six Bed:roorns on. F 1) 1 . ‘v i tit the n tilbcr of good Bed.chanl',?e-t ::60 A Story; ‘N.vii air necessary attaciu and cLttielicd of a gn t,:el FArnly, L . :tt,altion in zerittql ' CLOSIrf . FlCEE1101.1) LAND, ly . ittg coi,z , : - . ;c ' - 311.1 certain 1- '1 gths anc.l 'Lmds , now therewith. . -• Alta. the (.;LASS:I 4 .OUSE, 5':111 V,r;!' - elitau.ses; rocints,andOitibuildings to tit,: ::,ittut - o,itt • the I.leat - ,h aforesaid, - and in tvit:c . . , Tvianut tory of Fiiiu Glass hatl/ , = -s,;•veral ynlr:.;, and, r_„ , , A lse "? .. el-MOS ' cl f t ; T.) A N situate at the I, cL td t 6 I). .inote •.vith t2IC vattAble (...; fass-hou ,, f, P . 6t, and flre-bri.ck.. Clay, under the I.innediw Possession may bf.,.;ltad .01 'all Inc above Pre ; and int - t'ortker Putahiars, appl)ctothe,Andieneeti,. - or to the Asses Alks;irs. It.niforcl, and Witton, or. Mr. Brt„tell, Solicitor to tltcf Cortintission, all of Stourbridge, , , of. who'd - I?tinttml,Pa7tii::iiar4 triay had, and, Ilitewie at the lirioclpal Inns in the neighbouring "eowns of Birininghain, Wolv:„:rhampton, ltlrOmsgrove; .and Kidderminster_ • • TO LA DA ES AND !GANTL E EN , i naming s a greater Ornament thin a Whit 4 .1 X. Set of 'Teeth, ;111.0TTE R's — AS I ATIC 1)0 WDER i rof ()RI ENTAI, _DENTIFRICE, .w : iticb liar me,t with . tini Versa I , enc 6 ttrage t fr 9 t fir st •P c rSonages,,, of Fashion and Distinaldn; during a period of Eigllteen Y.ears; is tecoinntthded,:td the attent-lon the .Nobility, G,;:itry, and the Publii:l.-I,.;adiei alid.Gentlemen tvho have not itied'tlie ettel.of tins eiCilleitt:Dehli frice, - . :vitt - find a Single box - a suflicierrt . quantily to ascertain its elficacy . and virtues ; its eicellenctes.,beinacknowletlged by the• 1119 st respeCt:fik Medical c tea ase s - L. and -be,ttl tities - the Teeth, sweetens the B, eat it, pOss....3Sei,. 110 acid that i caii corrode the. enamel, • and is extr‘mr..l.y sale in its use. its. astringency, it strengthJns. th.g.t ins. etwlicalca-,trz - sZn rvy ; preserves sound teeth frotifdecay,•secure - S'decayed teeth - 1 I*r* becbming vvatse, fastens thOse , vottickl i are lop§c, and prottes -the happy means ,oP preventhy be . .ng' - ttrlvrt: But what has c o naili:ecl it in the estatiatiort sof Ladies - and Gentiemen, of the -first la'shion..and 41.Stinetion, %Ott) have been in the habit of tisirtg it, is,. thatit preVenis tlic"i,erura . of ti:ie Took,h,;kcit, with tvhieli;...t4fore.tfi f t.t thcy had been violently afflicted; and liketv4.4e-obViatir.g the necessity , ofthat mcist uisa3;reealiie-of dt,iirations-- t Teet-4 - ... L%kctiuise a' 70.inttur;,' possesses tF.c ri;>v, , ,:r file lziost vloient Tootit.a.ch, drici'lataces C.;_ums, and isA WaSh a:4er the - I , 94<kt use, having, no, at - ,•11: feContmendS it to Gentlemen gfring ttbroad to sake t Itll ti tt.rn cutlet - nen, w h have u. m abro.idtalr6 toudd eir; - :as of the Powdttrs in long voyage.s ; and . also 'proper f 0... l all tratitilliis,_aild Sahools fa- keop.4 them., Site ~.atiticsas cnd Qcritry 'against_puicha.sing ally ASiatie ' TVOI W4C 11-POr WillOttt Tectte" On rhe Sta , ttp,..on t - p of.. the se'''em' Corripetsi',:ions been vended fur 1...., in i iwit and Countiy. • Sold, A , ll9l.;:itle , kerid. tetail,.ar net AV - ;treltotrw;: 3,,Beatf: tiand ; antl;.by bet .appo.ntinenr, by MeS4rs.., pante, le.vgy-Stfiqt, alley; - Tkcnburti,s'tireti Air. Reynolds, Bath ; Mrs, she:in:tor; ,arct rinturtl%; iqr.Trewman, Exctcr; Mr. Mottley, - anci Snack, Portsmouth; Mr. Richards, Plymcutli;2lr., ).V(.?od, \Vey:Tweet ; Mr. .F.dirlOridS; N-CTth irnoton ; Mr: 'Lucas, Sbuthirtiiptort ;!.. Mr. Reairrn. , , ; r.• kte h, I psvVich ; lirs, l'olletr; C tchester ttail; , NT. - 1-toldbrook, Del byi' kr. , Winksi - Gainsbro ; - 641e,rep..1 ?it, 41..-tred, mouth; Mrs. Crais, and Wend, Shrewibury ; Wakefield.' Price es.' 6d: a Bak; 'f iaeture es. vi t. India Brushes is. each. _ . _ To TIIONIAS TAYLOR, Esq. • No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London. lionoured. Sir, • Ediribur ; ;ii, March IS, 'Sot. T BEG leave to inform you, that ever ' : since I. year 1790; I have been - atllitled With the I,nes , Vetiel rea ; which, trout its obstinateLy resisting every coin - se of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent Of the Pat.-till here, and, undergoing seyeraj severe courses of Salivation, . and t-.vice - dis,':harged - froth the Hospital, With would appear id be:of' the most inveterate. nature, lit .th s ; spring - of last year my disorder • had gdt to such a head, at nearly to pUt a period to my existen c e--mil - had .sa. large ulcer''' on the crown of my head, one On eich ann, and my legs' werS broke Our in a fright fullnanner; my right w4S dread:: fully painful, Sandbar' beg!): • in a state of uheratiolf :for the ' last seven years my 'left had . also two IL:rge ode S - tin it, was very much diseoloired, and .g:tve cne hag pain, particularly When warm in bed, as nearly to de..." pnve tne ot. res . ; ; iu • this , lanientabLe- state, i s was. ..recpin.: mended by Mi. J. Thoinpsoni ;who received so great a cure by 'them LCrel, •to take: your ',cake's Latent Pills, which 'I began to Co en tit. 26th of May s ; in the course of a fortnight, "I began' to re c ent Lseitelit --in little 'tilOphi . than a, month, - the ulcers on my and . arms wet. healed--soon after, the sores on my` legs healed also ;\ however,,consiuct - ible. discoloitration in the skin, anti plat in the •bone•of the lett; which; 13)7, the 51es. sing of tlod, and a - little anger perseverance in your inval luaWe Medicine, subsided the nudes dispersin; the skirt regaining its- natimil - hilei , ind the tint.turnal ' pairis grathorty t iding otf. thus bee ) our advice and Me iiuMe; perfealy . tr e e •- frOm •Critnprirints-- have recovered my formpr spirits and,, strength, anti .am be, come jolly and fal, in Which slate hiving coutilliaed many months to ihe .i.tstoni:ilirpents•of all who 1.--119.w.,-me; a loss in what term, to express my gralitutte, but beg you. for the, good of other sutte,ring- -, •!Mortag;, to..makti!.thjs.iny case - as public as • possible,' as I shall ,on every • occas ; in Si) doing, ,you. — will'greatireblige; your grateful, Oloedient, very bumble serv,ann „A LEN . MURKE R. Witnesse to the above . CUre'f ())"i tiom rs 'No. 3, New l'ottltry Market; and' joliN E-dinburgh. ' k repaied and Sold 7 9-y the-S - ole.,Ptof.ri.etor, o•vt A 3. TAYL OR Member of the Royal College ot Sttr athis-H.Ousc, :No. 9; .New.Boitig t ;.treat,. London • w;..ere, after acow.taut residence of more than thirty.:six v;nrs; pea;; to -tit Cure of Venereal coMptaints , a s Adthose incidental to the Parts of Generation;lviltli - that irivolable Secrecy - which then of , his-..•profeS . Siort s = sitoqlo. always , observe in such ,eas, he flatters Siiiitst f, the advice and s.fsistarice 'he gratuitously a:Ti'nini tees to pt-sotis tr.; this• Medicirie f l T 1: he esteerned, by,:a4 , discerairig Public„ as an advantage SeLi • don attainahlo=aki , void of all arrib,gnity. • , Also s 4 1 c by - his appointment, frir the eoi:venicnce of thnse`livuig at a clikancei 'at . the Pet.f:n'ne't's; o. is; St. Alban's-street, ;, the: ; Disnorouo's, 1 - 0: 7, ; Mr. Steel's, .15,;okseller„ No. .t.Wies Tower,. liiil•• Mr, Vi SotIM-brkt,;e, 1. 7 .(1 , .,ttb1jz,t1;` gr. Cali.: ; and by one. pe, -, ,--on every ,eqnsidttahle town in C; , reat,Britain and. Ireland, of only as. e : each, sealed' up with full a , ,(1 - plain diree.tions; s whereb7 persons ofe" . ,t - t'e. - Ir sex 13r1ky gkli,clii.4ll,seiN'CS frith e.•-a;se, , speed; secrecy, anti sabety. ' • • /4;,•,13.t.:E•tYP• - .:x sold.in Great 13titain is .sealed ti ti with Stamp. on tvl i ii, try faxolir of the Co.rriniissiontrs it pr;nted, at the TteTaylort !• , NP/IT Zees .brid.l;;. , strc.-t ; "--to izittes elonyi awl Otharit t.resCounterfui,ss- ray AL uR tha the. Y icri- ing 2 - 11 ot, rut of tie of .:,., 11- t- , cz ,t r , ~~ . r-` ; r 7 2 ~{ v it , ; d ji `,~~_ ,-