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IV . . . . • , . - , . , ..... . x A iL k 1411\ 7 U la t :' ' C 1 o, e '' .. f , : .. 6 .. , r r E. .....„<„,.... ....,.........„...., ......... . , ..,.6., _._ ~• ~.. ... .e.,..„. ~...,.„, ~. ~ 1 r;- A • '4,#ftf.'l',.. . - , _ . . . . . : t} ~il Iw o ar e. A •7 FN. • • • ;7 , i ; , - •~~ • ~.• NUMBER 26531 " THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY4.ANE: • • erv-movtp.w EVEN I NG; March 4, [Bo r, . will tie erforined, • THE INCONSTANT. • Oid Mir Able, Mr. DOWTON ; YoUng - Mirable 'Mr. C. KEMB,I:E•; Dureate, Mr. B 4N NISTER, jun. Oriana, Miss BIGGS ; Pkii4ife, Mrs, BLUE BEARD. . . . Thursday, Deaf and Dumb, with the Wedding-Day, P izatra will 'be Verfurrnecl on Easter Monday. A new Romantic Drama, with SonAs, called Adelnieltn, the Outlaw will be‘produced itrunediately after Easter. A new Tiuedy called Julian and Agnes is in relmarsal, and will be pro:inced as soon ;Is possible. -.• ,• - . T H E A '11•1 ELRO VAL,' 'COY E N T:6 ARIAN . " " ' -110-MORIAOW EVENING, March 24, i Sol , ill be ,p‘rformed ,a C9rnerly, called . THE P. 0.011. GENTLEMAN. .- .wisH PEkOUSE. The Poor ceurieniam, witjt P.erouse. iursd3 j`OUND on board the Alfred TranspOrt, a large BROWN. HAIR TRAVELLING TRUNK, sup posed, from sane . Papers in•the inside, to be the Proper t y of a r• Robert Castleman, Surgeon in the Royal Navy, ;rho, by aploatfink,l6 — Mr. , Thompson; Stationer, - New. port,. Isle of -Wight (post-P3 1 0), 1.112 Y receive every in formation necessary for its recovery. • March zo, /Sot. • PLACES UNDER.GOITE/tNENT, ANL) NIPNEY, CONCERNS. rro BE DISPOSED OF, a Genteel.Appolnt. mint of 34: and fool, Gont lonian that hoe inieres t may be informed of several Vacancies, at Home and Abroad, of Sol. 901. fool. - asol. 20011 3001., 40ea1.. sool. 6001. 7001. Sool. a pool . 'soil. and zooOl. 2 00 61,' 30001. 40001. and 6ovol. immediately ready to advance for the Purchase of Four Annuities, on good Securities, for the Lite of Grantors or Grantees, or redeemable. Persons possessing real Incomes arising from Estates, „Money in the Funds, Rent Charges,' Marriage Settlements,:Jotn sores, Pensions, Church Livings, &v. 'etc. may be neon, snot - ll:Led with Sums of :Honey, from tool. to any amount. Personal Applieatiom, from • Eleven 18 Two o'ClOck, to Melville and 'Co. No., 7, Cecil,street, Strand. No Letters received but what :tre paid. • , P.'S. Several wetioNecurefl - Aamuities to be disposed of, from, kerl. yea r .0 pwards. Government Securities bought . 1 ;and sold. • • MNW E•NCREA DYTO. ADVANCE'. •wßg,RE.m.many - Ladies and Gentlemen C:e. quently r grekt•Aeptnlary . inconvenience for • want knowjng some . .respeaa'bie channel through whose miaiurn'fher "actorittnodated . with -tern— .. forttOZ.ot.l l . ( o4lgre.a.kurns,qf all - persons in pos.: s ession of I ncot*saksirig..trarrt tee),:lolt4 LeasOtairt 1.3114 or , houses,; Moue IN tho :fkent,, tuigi:t A tintureo, ; i klateities:aitent'Place_;C-lergymCii's Liviryn, 0r.a5x,pL11.14...C.rer.1,40.3,1-4--o4ggsrtbr Life, may be supp lied with temporary or permanent' Ititras' dt/tOlfer t l3 ' 4l bv -- amount, by. paying itaei.u4te , yI ti ts,rast ; tor the sa me, with power to mturn the przocipal at triel; own o p t ion. Persor4applicatiOlis \vil be rectived.tvery day, t ill two iiiploolso.4.444444l,o,449;44ckreskNicistits, m Town or Gouppy, yill oettnrricolatety iadrtrl: • Address •to ‘Massri.. thei House, za, atc;. - -ii.l44.osiscsoclai.r:ingtfigu.4.l4L" ' it e• no letters will be admitted urOsss poStrpa:cl.- . o 13. x. wl 4N . Artrt: MTV t --W ft 0--I>Eb LIGHT IN fARMI . KG-A.KP *Am • Y.• "N 44 4. 41 7.41. YO4 A MAN of about fifty-five, iolarentliti Catirifiy-Niuse and troOnds, or whatever he inay be thought ht for. , Farthing NY'd employ the part of Which heikno*sthore of than:most men. taric kceppiu •, castke„game, b A sse-cour, have been his partieu- L i r flosArivellcd4 good 463), and ran 'nave undo. ri4ol4,fecorniogidoripq.aug4ewkty if required . . • A Lrne acittre4scti to P. 2 Gididcz lottimatr,. post-pidi Ile ap k:eti4ed:tp,... ?ViIt.TUE 'Alfa co.'' MISA(22st of APPRAISE ? . 'AIf:NT and SALE, isstiert out of the fdXGH COURT . of ADNII R-ALTV of ENGLAND, - , ,• WILL BE SOLD itY A UCTrON, :At the Island of Gutznacy, on Monday the moth of April, IHE GOODS , now lying in Wart. houses at tluerney, and' there to be delivered, viz: . . 996.H1 ES in the H ir,• go Large CASESof SUQAR ; toting the.cntire Cargo of the,Dastish Brig Neptunus, tusTorvinwn,Mastcr, from Lisbon bound to Eilboa. For vithoingthe (;orpris, or ono other-farticulars, apply to Mr. Solomon. I..Ftsa, Merchant, Gnern6ey ; and for' SAmplei of th e Sugar, to Bletirs.. - Prickett. and Merch4rits, C . LOUCESTE4.StHIRE.' rrO 13E SOLD BY PRIVA T E CONTRACT, 1 , a f.ReillibLD IiSTXTE, consisting of a MA- Nort, or reputed lkdA,1 • 10 R FARM, Situate nearly ce :tat betwien the ToWns of .01am:ester, Clieltenhain ' and Ci renc ester, compiizing Mansion-house, not l ong 2 - g the iiticrenee nI a.-tlentlema n n; and, an excelle n t • El r hust, and (int-bHildings, in complete repair, and up l wa rds of 460.,Actes . of Arable:, Meadow, and Pasture Land,_ the whole Iy)pg•enmpa4,.and- let; on 4 1.ea4..e • tot -svhicli there are only a few years unexpired j, to . a good Tenant, and 'producing near 3oql. per annum. ,There is, a Stream of Water rypising through the, Estate,. which is ‘ r- c ji wooded; and tha s Lancht inoit lye to aSouth aspic t, And axe capal?lo of ,rear improvement. .. _ For further partietilais, encltilrUat the,Ofrice of:rainier mtd Tomlinsons, .Solieitors NYaruford,-court Thro ,, rx ton.strect. — COA L and RON - -STO'N - P. •,"..cr- B E TO BE LET`!', on LEASE, for such a l'erin as may , oc,ag.reed on, the eolf, ,and 110 - STON E in the Varonies- (Manors) of CALLANDI.IR. and lAL K I Rl. and in the adjoining Lands, be -6 . in Scotland , longing in Property to Mir: Forbes, Of Callaudet. The Manors of Callander autt Fq.;kirk, ; illuding the Vassalage under wlich the Coal is,reservcd, coritprehend tout GH'P 14/01 a. S„t•O E S ,or TEN ‘ TiI()LISAIS)4 ACRES', aaaiwa Coal' is supposed to atettl over nearly tlxe whole of,thts suacn, )ling txv,n tried,audyrat%ht in narrow parts of Ow .pro-, perty, and bole; at pr esent tdbrkirrg in tbeldjaCitir Latkds. Lite seams of Coal vrckst y-mrought by levels • or drains, were four foot thick, with' ago root ptiN;e nlefit; and of inch quality as 4n, luvic Inert ‘tssd 1 sul) 7 PiYiN tvcnAccs• • There' is algt Algrea ribungin'ci&of IrorirStOnCiJnd , ktl,r scams of it s „frin tytliciLit can l l eligugllt to the • bast ?ace at a smalT'exOnEe'l it iT esteem to Be:Ofrhis udi t y.. a tuf iv4t ipspsenA ke s cessible from Various 'pits sbere it was formerly, wrough t'; Tlielron:stenel l its still, Open, and iviiefe- the gre4icst.b4l,ly or.Fai - o Lies, ;re situated Within 20, yards of the Great.. Forth an d Clyde Canal, *filch runs tinvni;h ik L ands -• %; . , 4 . t,114 goilcrty hes eo p o lons Country, id the mediate neighbotipliWa" a' the fakir k, .aod w ithin.lodr.nalz%,"OCC , rfPgem °l4 Illy w4cri.s. tlis4c,i4 art mt. *cellent Harbour, capahl of 'Omitting Ships ofpeat den, and-with .iultli.4l there, it c a diptc,i.cpunmyn,isation to , means of the Great Canal, so that nO'distr iCt in 'Britain inistilts a nifiri . argiblzi •situalicat WQ‘k.A.roak extensive scalt. 'Fri - ere is abundideeof Stone for Building,--T. I.l4,,groußcls co n tain. variou s betis of Clay, tit fei cop-piton Bricks ; t :le re is also Clay proper ifirtctakin f.re-l)rrcltis of ilia best qua ; t t a:LimertrtayAxtui4 - 40,.:4.. 3 .'ery tuoduratu, pri‘c ray watrr carriage• For f ur ther -particular, application i5.144,u 'Pt Forbes, Callantiof-house, near Falkic44. ••• NDJ . Y, MARcn 23, Ar,a MEDTING orthe of the LINEN and . II t-N1 PEN MAN FAC TU Rip of It LIJA on Tuesday.theld day of March, ,t8or; . • - Hon. 1011 N BaronDlLLON.in the Chair; ' • THE Right Hon. JOHN FOSThR reported- _ from the Committee, a elan of Encouragermot for •• proinotiug the •GROWTH of . HF MP, and 'the 'Vtal2.- .1 - lishment. of the -SAI L-CLOTII MANDE'ACT.URE, whielt l was tad, and is as follows : • " HEMP. " The Trustees of the 'Linen and Hempett hranufac,. tures, 51114i0tis that this Kingdom sitotild hold of the present . opportunity which the intersuption of Trade with the Northern States onit, 'for promoting the. Growth-of- Hemp, and the Establishment of the Sail-Clothllanufaeture, call upon allsLand.holdets and Farmers to assist theit.epdeavours,'hy allotting sonic por tion or their GraundS t3o - the raising Of Hemp. - " They understand it is at easy in.its cultUre the richer the toil and the-deeper' the loam, the better will be the- produ,:e , , it succeeds admirably in drained Bog manured with Attics; and the-Trustees propose tt) procure a sufficient number of psrsons properly skilled in the management of it, from the time it is rape for pull ing until it is made fit for the Spinner. • " These persons will be stationed in various parts of the Kingdom, and orders will be given to the County lospec, tors to receive all applications from Gentlenin or Far mers who may desire their assistance, and to send them accordingly. " The Trustees will also give the following Bounties, and cont;inie them for three years :. " BREAKING and SCUTCHING. r. " For every stone of Ramp grown in this 'Kingdom in the,years iSot, tgoz, 111,53, .broken and scotched ' for the hatchel, or for cordage, the sum of 4d. and.a fur. thci OdtilleV of a complete set of Hemp Hatchels to every Parson who shall have broken and scotched. hilt aeon weight-thereof. z. cc TO the Owner of any Mill, or Mill Machinery, wherein not less than 30.t0n of sound. Hemp, of Irish. groulb, s• call be brokeo.and scutched perfealy before. the Ist June . 1302, the sirm of tool; • 3. " To the Owner .of .any of Mill Machinery, which shall be ereaed after the ist of May 'Sal, whe. they eutitely new, or added . to an old Mill, wherein there shall be broken and scutched the greatest quantity of sound Hemp, of-Irish growth, between the Ist of lune titoz, andthe,tst of June - 1803, not less than so_ ton,, the suet of, z 501..; for'the next greatest quantity, not less than 40 ton, 'between the said periods; the sum of soot. ; and for the next, %modest. quantity, not less titan 30 trill, be tween the said periods, the sum of 561. 4- " To the Owner of any Mill, or, Mill Machiner . now or hereafter to be creaed, wherein. there shall be broken and,scutched the greatest quantity of soundl-lemp, Of Irish growth, between the tst cilium 143 and theist bf lime 1804,. net less ;Iwo too ago . - the sum of 3 00 t. ; for the next greatest quantity, libt less than ga ton, the stinz , ..of zo ! al. ; and for the next greatest quantity, not less 04160 ten, the sum of Mel, " HACKLING; 4, 4. For every stepocof sound Hemp, of Irish growth, well Nvater.rotted aud.scurched...-whicla shill bi hackled and dressed tit for Spinning, hzliveen the tst August tEtot and the tst of August 1804, the sum of 3d. - - " 6. ".or all • Machinery "which inall heeled,* whether entirely dew Or added to old for spimtriiiw Hemp or lot Sail-cloth; before the ittAugust, 1502,. to err workeii- by ...vete( or steam, .4 sum atter the rate of 'F en Shillings. for each Spindle tr shall contain, on - sultiria sectirity being•given•that•thehuinber of Spindles for which such pretntiumitiall Ike rooeivcd, shall be regularlel;cpt at work in spinning Hemp pr Flax foi three le:a;•,.. For thisTriMium thdsutn of 3bobl.'isill be appro.!' priated.i . andit more than.6sno Spindles shall be claimed for,ilienistees. will retervo to tbernstive.:- the ppwnr rat itivkdgithe..suirt of 30 . 01. rateably among the Cburtiants. 7. Tv the Person who, shall spin such Yam by such Machinery before the tst of August, 1394, a Sail-cloth,- Loom, made_ ef tliebesf materials, and on the most Un proved:plan, will be ordered by the Trusters fOr every two ton of good, even, merchantable Yarn so spun ; every such Loom to conzinice the. property of the Board into whosogvechandisuch Spinner may give it. • •• 44 'TIMER - ANTI' lIEMP-DRE*ISERS. 1 * AU Per,.onirtho can produce sufficient proof of being pettedly. skilled:in the management of 1-hernp throughout all its different proccssrs, from the Mite it is. pulled until it is 'eaaffstlerelydr.tssed . fur spinning, and wish to engage witerthiTtastees, arc desired to a pply k to their Secretare at. the Linen.Otßee, Dublin,. or, their • Agent, EdWirti SteNVart,.Esq Alderinanhtiry, London . ; and the first ii'elve who shall be approkd off,-will be appointed Itinerant Hertglirdnascrs at pl.. a year each aid will have liberty to reqi 4 N front the Persoils•vkhom they stilll be ordered to attend,' such reasonable Allowance as the Trustees shall previously sandion. • " I L W ft. ICi T and kIACHNE-KAKBH.S. "'ell Persons of this deseriptiOn in teat Britain or Ireland, who wish to be employed in constructing any Machinery for the Scotching, Dressing, Spinning,, or Weaving of Hemp, may regkster their Namei anitCharat tf they choose.. the Linen le s, itritt pticeS , 'Or. terms, Office, Dublin, whore a hook will be kept for the pur pose, and be open at all...times ,to the. inspeclien °tarty. , person who may Wish to erett'ia6inery." • • A i s td the same .being• read .paragtapit.by paragraph, was ,unauirilqusly agreed to, and ordered to be pidaltshed. • ' By Order of the Trmtees, • jAM,ES CORRY, Sec. A RCHhlt: and HAU(HTON ) from. Dublin, /71. 11tISHPOPTIN and 'FAIIBINET AIANUFAC. T.uR 1;;_ It S and it C RS, to,l-1, ER MA 1 E sry, Theii Royal 11i6itnesses the Prince and Vrinctss 'Of %%raki, 'Duke and Dutchess of Yorks Dutchess of Wirtemberg, and... that P rinpes*C.i i S i Heurietta-street, Cey4;:ut gar:l4‘,. London. The elevated patronage- of • Her Majesty, thidifferent Branch.es.o f. the . Royal, racily, and LAttict of the ,first• rank 'xnd,fes t hioit,,it 414).1)0.11aa sufficiently estahliiited, in the op:quop of a riilxerrubg the decided st*riuriry of Archer aticlllaughton's i'op I Tabbine.ts,. gold and. silver Chair fur Court Dresses, Turbans, ize. to reader it unnecessary for that House to reply to the Adyer tisemeptS of others, whose Chief 'preten s ion to the Trade ie the copying of their Advertisements. .1801. hiS. D.O was publish:A, prjce Is. -(d. 'il'haSECtthip EDITION, wit ADDITIONS, r io IDER A T lONS on the CORONA _ TIII-5N OATH nut . ntaill the NtOTESTAN:r R ELIGI()N,and theSETTLEMENT otth:: CHURCH of ENGI,AND. •With Otiselvations or. Mr. BUTLER's Pamphlet, and ethers. - •By 1014N-REENirS, E.sq. s • ... Soitt , oy j. ‘Vri 4 ,•,llt, Pict:wally. • This Day was publishuci,• Price ;s. boards, ,A 'TREATISE of the. RIGHTS and DUTIES Q. ofEEL_LIG ERENT and NEUTIIAL NA.TIONS with re5pe....1..t0 MARITIME- A.FI.AIRS, in . .7hich' th Principle of ARMED NEU IRA :and thu 0 nioit of E SCUL EC EL, are fully cliscussLi. t3v ROBERT WARD, Esq. Author of tke lnquiry.into the Ht Cory and Foundation of ihe Law of Nations to Europe befose the Age of G rrztims. Lyndon : Printed fur J. But:erwurth, CAVTIQN. . . Whereas. Archer and Haugh:on have been :credibly in formed; that - a great Mali) , people ia this ;c:ingdom are • now, andhaye been for'some time past, manufacturing and: selling.Paplina 444 Tabbincts., -as Iti7h, of an interior undiiihe name of Archer and flaughton's Matto raatOry,',Kith a view-49discredit and inkstelheir • House, • and a . moss imposition on the Public in general ; they are: deternithed,• as far lies in their_ power, to proSaottte to cOnvittionany person ow. persons, so ventii; Poplins and Tabbinets under the name of theii manuf ore, that Was nbt-aelitally bought at -their house.. They 1 4a,ye the, honour -to acquaint .tha Nobility and Genfry, that their Warehouse' is stocl;ed with . a greater variety of MottatlngC; cods -than is to be - found in any other Uouse 111 Tow i th.. which they are enabl ed to seit(for ready money) 'at f fires - match lower , thin they can be 11.1 d elsiswheie, thf lathole.being.of their owu manufaeore : they COII6ISt of whil e ' . and black. Dothbasins;* Chamberry. Niti'slins,.. Cambric Sarieneti, Itascitinores for Widows, Araltkinci f dress harcelcuta•Sergos, Lutektringl, Cy etua • Sarsqgts x Pop;ins, Modes, Crapes, Scarf Silks, Hag.: ketchietl, ,lionibaaets.for Servants, &e,, also a great choice of Patterns in grey Poplins ~ ,and' • Sarniits, for slight yrtf- wide Poplins of a superior 9 ua -137.-t at 3s. 6d ger.YartL . t do,utile, black "Sews, rich . In et adlffer9sPaiterns . ,;.oalit, cord atiiptd", Clergyineu , a,n4.Gchatniprivho alw:ojsvv44. 4 - bla c k 3liey,neycs. ,grow rusty .or gre4sy wcarApg,..eing of the very bet . rriple dye: •- - second eye!. asked for-Any article bought at tiler:House: - • - • • ' • , 2 4 ;,:*.i . :l„vticAw*S pintimg MglUra4tllo4 Oto L .-qr Utlittracti. Ta4etays for ..Ptiinitiate of - the di ff erent fatittonable Voterttrs; facluredon - t he shorte.ait I)GtigU. Wirak;ll - 114 supplied i 6 any witptint.. . • STATE Or THE NATION To-morrow will W published, price tS . ACANDID 'APPEAL to the NATION, on the present'Crisii of Aftirs, and recent Change ut ivl;ttistcrs. . Printed Tor Lackington, Allen and Co. Temple of the . Muses, "insbury-square, ; and C. Chapple, No. 06, Pall Mali. - NEWsTRANSPA.RINT PRINTS. This. Day Was publisii.:d, . _ T" TRANSPARENT PRINTSoIie side of the CONVENT of ST. 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I;,:sn t4e time rf,r.sinttmilnent 114 :ratti27tb" day cos thick on the i said EArLepter Bias i.i tie t.ll.t:L t y are desirid • to write theb• "names avd fl,tcet fj . aboae oz .st,ch Lias,iand is:dirre their nalacts ca tie • . the' 01 . the arm:void Bill are desirous et payment o/ . tie. frinittal4awdLitett.-1 I to tbr, said 27th day of ittiech, th t y - snqr t.e her.: tAira.daled ij ccpm. pitting the Interest to the da„,tcr , r tbry wi,a, to 44 ( p a id, and le.roixg the .raid Bills for examinottio.v one der piTier, thereto. And inch Persons as are delirvos of havirs , ke...vs 13..vrheimet Bills iv pan off iyintnt, n•j . - hetaine at the hottam their List., delivered vn or lejore the 24th ingant, inay he .ieevormodate.l,..ll.l.Ph'itew,lllll4, ca,-).l.Afg a.4.lotercit t y three . pevre hallpeno. of the, dar 'e..-st.>: Loot. nt..tiia.said. 6e.rr the 4 - Sift ;1;74 c 1 ";112c1.1, toot, atri sr i.l be otred?i, ere 3cll' i.--istal?t, end . Icao lv ir g The said New Hills Se , rettiveable bud. , any - of, the PN tic Ret.entzeY JrOi .11fontb.v -,afier date, usilass' prt.tiottsii, severitrExeZeleer I:4;kb bat.? I.TP - 4'l:eft:tea' to 3 - e Palti...4l7;.ivr - pe 'rot been F.type,74", tfx , ::htreq'are derived to N/ate, :bat tar 1d:m.41.6x all .4x e.!•el.ver :bard p.:A. .7`a 7g9, have - bee', cr. k be l'aid-r : 4;; aza the Ictar.tt.ti.erfon bas ceased. • 'I'LLSit)III LITY,.(7,RNTRY, AND fit 4 BLIC, , ART NER's Universally ..pproYea_ A.... 77; TERATIVE PILLS ; for those • affileied., with Rtiem - rnatisuts, Nilmbr.ess, kherimatic Gouti 'Sciatica, &ing's EN it,' I' aits ,of the Stomach, anbusier Complaint:" Which, Ilke the above, originate in nbAtruClcd p ireutation.. Sec ' the interesting Case of the Rev. Mr. Philips, as foltows :--" To. Dr.'I3Ai&DN'ER, " St s, Duty acid-gratiftide tomb:I:log :together as a moving &use to thi iiillofeingslittcs,; . T hi dilitloNvettithe nt.inv of svivim, nvty labonring'tider tile inala, and,' at the. slave time, at; t losiroknow „'• eieut tci w tion - i,tO apply for tit-tratitaitie l'Uwe instrumer.t to the Dit ive PicoViaellce, tat‘,S7Aolitia.A:Fccauterful cure. My etdest dinzehter was for. four y ears'. a tr. iclet *ctn.; skettitros, uo *idea= !lock. The racultveaflea It A7Scroliiletis Ileinoer, and, AS. 5W:11,41144C . axsOmpt to curt ; _but all tono rut. .pose, tar ai . tait 44 lie.v - healed it • up , - t antrb coke' • again.' flaying tried the Znyslcians turcc - N-444. •, •tcp no .other purpose than merely to. destroy the ' health and constitution, I tleSpaired .of getting any relief forher. Sorril.. time in Septetirvf- 1 79 3 .,' a bill .of .m.s„put into my hand; by.a unknown to Ilse; nit • reaclingover the List of Cures eoutainetLtherein, I obseieed. , a casevery,much littearty own,' viz . :. a' continual 7swellipg• lip with wind in my stotaach,sperpetital rising of wild in s tily throat, of •a, st mug acid taste, .t continual heart-sick•-• • Res*, which it-. 'ins almost imnojsible the describe, iri_ sornuclt that I coulancither4z4t, th ink, norsllfep at times;• wo.itted up stairs : a little ..tastec. than common, , hands would , tremble, and heart b 2.. to such a degte,.., . .that. I could notieven put pen to paper at tinter tier a w:wle.. day. This'indizced me to try your -Pills and Plaster,•aisci, I can now, throtigh the blessings .of Providz.nce-, pre?,;ll three Se - fa:thus every Lorti'ssll'ay (and adthillister the °reit ) , • .napee oflhe Lord's Supper e beside • On every first Lord's clay . iii tlusinontiljas well as ever 1 could. in my life ; and I can also stretch out my hand as steady a could thirty years ago. •This intineed me to try ON etE:els of your tiee..'on toy dnutrhter,'Scott Phond her implored app.. tite to 'oe nrstored in such a manlier as to'cause her to eat her food, with a 'degree of pl!asure and:delight . ; for..befortr, tins, her appetite was so far gone, that it was with t h e greatest dif'6culty we Could get het to cat any thing at all. By the dilly, use of yoitr Pills, Plaster, dc. &e., for about • six mouths, her emaciated body begait to assume its tor..mer strength and agility the - sweljing vais drawn ail One side of her neck,- hmeight to a , ed up again.. By . .yotfr.advice,. we coati suet)." the drawing plaster to it, which kept open very small or nice. e. One. morning, on taltie.g Ail' the plaAer., :VC ble. , erued something' on it - as'.syttite a 3 and as ;told a; a .;toit:„ ahotit the-size of a large pin's treid ;- but it. to be some oft he ingredients of the plaster,/ threw it away. OA tAine Oft' the piaster the ne-y.t morning, w•ti found :nu). of time 'we pi ; ,.;ter . very mnutely; and "fintbne no 811C11: thing. in it, Vit.tr...3 . lhi;e 4 :l3re, - ,clisia it did ;Sot bOlor,g to it ; and, on the following morillir,g, tio;. - ttor, the cam& amin, were convinced • carne olit or tne child's neck, auct began to save thein, vii. oltie every mot rii Ise and When t Wey were all extr.ieled, tite wound all elowil•lV, , and h4is not hailtho teast.symp tom:; of iikerati..m Aiwa. liov, chalk.stptics we `lost before, we c,b3er..ed fit, I know not ; but L basic ordered -4 few of those we save-1 to be given to you as a token of rer..p.td. It appears to' me, that thl; is one and only, reason why Medical Melt tail m curing the. clisrir. der c. llad the Kung's Vvil, via.' there...ire' chalk-stones to. the TAXII; which mutt-or e xtract, censestientiv,• as soon as the Wound is clost'et uo it syt I ; : other :met Eutto return,' I re.:aripitiided your Pills to , bouref rrOle, who. trad beemaltiitted - witit the klreutn I abut tar t wen toiny certain knot‘ ledge, lie, harlynot heen.loal Sep by.it.sinee he took enur ; . ants.. it.is above - twelvemonths i,..iteesite lot oil takinj them, I also recrimmikuled i hem to a C., el'it win) Ai,as so trea., vily tilt Rheumatic Gen l t tikit Lis life , was despaired of* he I. , a s prevaile.t. on testa[ kie y.ott.r-y d is, and far as learn, rents to., volt inog.. and, . re‘eivcrl strotticlis• front v.;;;S• eieeirificli, 7 lee. On en mulling of Ins sister. how- he was; she rt plied. with a smite,. ". Dr. .Garditer has spoiled hint ; he has inade`hhn as.-wila is. And'asn'rtrible 2nd frolicroine as a It seems prior to his taking :your: Pills, - he waso'sa muCh 'vorn - 14tivvii with pain and angttiiii.tb4t. hirappeareit all oast lifepess._ ;There :rte se venal of coy uquaiottioc , : who 13,ave eived siog4ar benefit urn v6tir l ills : two for the Ttervous IleadAclf, tiro fer theloutnation,.orie for the Chalk-stone Gout, who for eleven- years lost. - the •ose of liamis, and was restored one,t , A the Aothiir,y's Fire, settled.in• allele. I ant. not 'itiliArizt:d to tact tioti their nar .. ne§,• hut expea•ybu ? tures on . the•subjea very fsion. I inn, S. r, &c. - " 4tothelhithe; Apritaz, ‘ tBac. , • G. PHIIIVV.!* 37 Many. Lettzrs of Cares ntay,be seen at his linitey whlch 53urt puhlisic.d,. the pisid. - :.ts heing.bt -Thesc apit. I,' tasters . arc tiogi p , 6; Lonacrt.; 47r,s 4pelisary..; IN - e4t SL4itatfielik,,. * :.`