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~~/ rl ,- 1 I WineISICR 3805. j THEATRE-ROYAL, DRORY-LANE. r `MIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 26, 1804, Their Majesties' Servants will perforni a Tragedy, called ' HAMLET. Claudius, King of Denniark, Mr. POWELL ; • • , Hamlet. Air. E LLISTON, (Belk; his ad Appearance in thatChareter); Polonius, Mr. DOWTON ; Horatio, Mr. HOLLAND ; Osrick, Mr. PALM ER First Grave-digger, Mr. SU F:T'f' • Second Gravedigger, Mr. GRI ALD I Ghost of Hamlet's Father, Mr. W ROM; HT() N. Gertrude, Queen•of Denmark; Mrs. P()WE LL ; oplklia, Mrs. H. 10IINSTON-. With, 6th tune, an Operatic Piece, in Two Acts, called MATRIMONY. With New Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations. The Overture and Music- entirely . new, composed by M. P. king. The Principal Charaaers by • • Mr. DoWTCN, Mr. ELLISTON, - • Mr. lOHNSTONE, Mr. I NUE R, Mr..MALE; Mrs. 1014 DAN, Mrs. BLAND. Boxes 6s. Second P r7ce 3s. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price as. Gallery 2s. - Secinal Price is. Upper Gallery ss. Second price 6d.--No Money to be Returned. Places for the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Fosbrook, at the 11 " ) x-Mfte, in Little kussell-street. ' ' The Duors to be opened at half Avast Five, and hec,in at LaJf past Six. ViVant Rex et Regina! The new Operatic Piece of Matrimony. continuing to be received throughout with unbounded applause, and the moat unqualified marks or approbation, from - every -part of the Theatre, the same, Piece will be repeated every Evening thsi week. To-morrow, the Comedy of She Stops to Conquer. • On Wednesday, She ' , You'd and lter Wou'd Not. • On Thursday, the Belles' Stratagem. , • The Cbthedy Of The Heiress is in Rehearsal, and will be produced in a few days. • ' • A Wew Comedy, in Five Ads, and a New Melo Drame, arC in Rehearsal, and -will be speedily produced. THEATRE , -ROYA,I.. COVENT-GARDEN. IVIORROVV . EVENING, Nov. 27, 1804.1 will be performed, the Comic Opera of . • THE 'CABINET. • Prince t rfando, .M r. Blt A FIA ; • . 'Lorenzo; Mr INCLEDON ; • • Whirnsioll6, cAINCETT; ' Peter,' Mr. MI' LADEN ; • • .. .Bianca, Mrs. DAV I: NPO ltT ; . Curiosa, Mrs. MATT( )CKS ; Flr.letta, Signor 4 STi3I(A t! E. k s ote4 6i. Pit ;r 44: Callery' 3sc inety ilinciors will bc t , :)...ned at Half-past Five, , i.u,;t the' Per i Torttlinice begin at Haii-past Six. , , • . Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at 66 Zolito Eice i,i liars-'street. • ' • On.W.ednesilar, the new Comedy of The Blind ,Bargain. • The Public are . reseez.tfully.infprmed, that a New comic o pera, in 3 . r Aa; is in relic...aal, and will very soon be pro duCed. ; • • ‘VANTED AN APPRENTICE to a SURGEON, Bce.of leading ,Pradic, in an extensive Town, about One Hundred Miles East of LondOn. Terms One' Hundred Guineas. E Apply (if by Letter, p ost pa in) to Jackson, Manley, And No. 36, Paternoster-row, Loudon. STATE LOTTERYJ 13 1 raNis DRA WING the '2Bth of batiary, itJs. SCHEME. of ,C 25,000 are X2sole 2 21,000 0,000 3 so,olo • - 30,030 3 - sopa is,ooo 'too° - 6,000 to 500 5,030 1 0 - 1)0 3000 o so - 1,000 600 . 20 1230-mo 2 cmoo Tickets ,Csso,coo TICKETS and SHARES are selling at every Licensed Lottery U Rice_ _ Price of Ticket ,C. t 8 7 o . Half. - Z. 9 7o i Eighth - - to. 7 6 Quarter - o 1 Sixteenth - - t. 4 1% ; CO' Thoie who with t o , h ave p art i cu l ar Numhars aheuld ""SPeedy 111 Cir application to :maw oi . th! Lotter, Officei, the final delivery of 14:keta from the Ilank of England tAeplace the 29th Docenther. FEVER, No. 40, 'CIIARI"-CI6)SS• R. WILLICH, late Pity;SieiAn - to the Slxtin Ainbasiador at the Court of Great Britain, aid Author or the. D bi omestic. Encychapxdia;; Treatise on. Regimen, fid et, Letter on the Virtues ofthe Yellow i;ever Remedy, sic. &c. approves and recommends to the immedliAte notice of the Public at large (and those in particular who are going to the West Ind , ieA Ant:llea, or any o t h er p, trt of the, World, that may be, or have been subject to Pestilential Disease) the lternedy.wiiich is sold. at the Ptoprietor's Warehouse, No. 40, haring-cross, London, to Prevent and Cure the Yello w Fever. !Ole most positive . .:ntiinonials front profeeional men, scut other respectable per:;:,:::., may ,b e so.,en in pamphlet s, to be had, gratis, at the Warehouse, which Pint only prove, in , the fullest manner, thezificacy of this lteni...:y in that most teadful Malady the Yellow Fevnr, *rem also that it is an tsy, safe, pleasant, and certain Prci,e, vcr of Health in a hut curate. , above inValuable Article is soil in Bu4es, with full 4 'iteCtions !sanctioned by Dr. W t LLie it), in ease of an at. 4,:uty kind of Fever at One Guinea each, s uffi c i e n t to r t.....:Petscni for TWelve Months. No. 29, Atundcl-street, Sept. r 3, elk Eleven Yeare have relinqpished all oth e r the Name far the Treatment ofAtenereal Complaints,' anti a ( 1 11 re of those deficiencies which are the consequences of " e tetive habit. • .„, L . 4 Ile undoubted quali fi cations which I posses's, :',cr of the' Royal . College of Surgeons, formerly a Surgeon in Oigb Army, and the extent of any experience in this peculiar V , constitute my claim to that s , :periority, which cannot 2 attained by the illiterate, or even by the rnost respetlable Prattitioner, whose mind is harassed by attention to jjninetise variety of Disorders. very singular complaints of Disease and Debility, in *Jo ist front every p a r t of th e wor ld I h ave b een consu l t ed, , tion o ;• 4v , e tsonsiderably conduccd to my puled comprehest -:,. tie most complicated Cases. • Dis eases arise trfilti the indiscretion of an unguarded Mo tti ty and if stich eases of distrasSful disarrangentent do vi jt, as those whicli are, the cOnsequences ot habitual , can any Mail 3Stitllil better title to treat them than rilkeeAtilar ci o Surga, resigning all other Practice far the Treat , 4)tl tlictiei anti concentiating his attention and studies to thla Particitlar ? In re ~ I "" . trt. t.t.nt ases of Intedion; - all Pam, Danger. and Dis. tv e. ,'', l " , tY be avoided, and in the. first sensations of local tricii s n e; , . much fittareitnisery ,may be Jut:vented, by such th e 6 N-aiiimation as will restore health and strength to onitittit 111 ' 4, 1 0 nm - 1 0 1 inc ° o ll ;isitlerate ney,,lea 'the slightest cases become in hut it is the acquirement of exclusive experience %v 1) 141 "Ic to give a safe and 'permanent restoration, even PraCtitioners itaYt!:falreri, itlre, l 7; iLinIV reintui;:tatio , ri L are precisely stated on the first sen " : inClu. w i out no letters. itre answered unless a Bank Nut,: is NI A R'fl BRE F., . • v 6 !'leinber of the Ro'ydi Col Icge of Swoons ih London. Tl36) e Stran , :, near Tertfple-har. lc ' 3 an t 44.14 itiutaCIM4Attc4; ltt Water-street, adjoilit g. t .y,„ w. IT. 1 :1 mil 1,4, ~ . nt11194,P; Vg **9 4 ~..'l' i . ,P-!:-. 4).5'645'4, 0 . 3.5 . „ ~.,': 1 ttPl- • ' -; ..rx:i 0 4 4 4, 1..$ 4' 4-4 ~...„,.,,,,, 7;:44:7 < 1..k,5t i ll. MO N DAY, NOVEMBER 26, _ PATRIOTIC FUND, • Lloyd's, Nov. . 20 . 1804. A T GENERAL MEETING of the C OIVI. MrTTEE fit Managing thO Patriotic Fitnd, held thii Day, THO. BONAR, Esq. in the Chair, Read the following Letters : • Letter from Brigadier-General Hislop, Governor of 'erinidad, ' • to (. 1.-Angersteht, Esq._ " Sift, , Trinidad, luly ale. " I have the pleasure to subjoin, 'for the information of the Committee at Lloyd's for conducting the Patriotic Fund, and of which yon are Chairman, a Letter addressed to me by the Chairman of '.the Committee formed in this Island tOr the purpose of receiving . such. Contributions in alit thereto, as the Inhabitants, earnestly riestrints . •to testify their zeal and loyalty, .find themselves empowered to offer. " The 13111 s herewith remitted on their account, amount ing to zoos'. Sterling, will, I•trust, shew. the deep interest they feel inforWarding an object so honourable and worthy of their Country ; anti will strongly manifest their anxiety to follow such, and every other )audable example, winch their Countrymen at..home can be disposed to promote. ." I have the Honour to b; Sir, " Your most obedient humble Servant, " THOMAS HISLOP." " To I. 1. Angerstein, Esq. Chairman of Cie Cormittee.,for condueling the I Fi7e.d.." • ; • " UMW Letter fr.iin lcthn Niltel2, Etc! Chairman of the COMmittee formed in Trinitida r'r receiving Subscriptions to thd Pa •triotic Fund, to His Excellency 13rli4adier-General " Trinidad, Port of Spain, " Sttt, July 31, 1804. T • " 4. - Uri 06edienCe to the commands of the Committee ..;p. pointed-at your E xcellency's request, to take into.consitiera tion a Letter received liy YOU front Mr. Angerstein, Chair man at the COrninittee fo: managing the Patriotic Fund at Lloyii`a, 1 hive the honour herewith to transmit to you, React!) Nl*Leay's Bills of EAchange on. A. Ross for zoool. Sterling, being the amount ut .Suuscriptiuns .already receii ed, and to request that your Excellency will be pleased to forward them to Mr. Angerstein, fur rue use (tithe Patriotic Fund. - " The Committee further direct into stare to.yctur Ex. cellency, that the Books for receiving Subscriptions still continue-open ; and front the zeal, hitherto manifested hy , every indivtilual under your Excellency's ikiverninent, they have no &Mit but that a considerable augmentation will be made to . the sum already collected. " By an early Opportunity, the Proieedings of the Com mittee of this Colony, together with a List of the Subs:.:4.l - will be forwarded to your Excellency. . " I have the lionotir,to be, with roped, " Your Excellency's most obedient, And most l'ittintile Sei•vanti • " NIHELL." " To His Excellency Brigadier-General Ilialop, dre. &re. Trinidad." , • Subscriptions continue . to be rec eived by Messrs. Bennet and White, at the Bar of Lloyd's Cothe.house • and by all . the Bankers us Town and CountrY, 1. P. WELSFORD, Sew' . STATE . LOTTE,R,y; 18,4, Begins Drawiug itinuary aB, ilio;. rri 1E TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, and SI XTE ENTHS4 are now selling, in great variety of / Numbers, and on tlic lowest Terms. The Money for the Prizes paid on Demand, by HORNSBY and Co. Stock-Biokers, at their old .established,Statc Lot tery. Office tlicinsed pursuant to Ad of Parliament), No. a 6, Cornhill, opposite the Royal Exchange, London. MR. WILKES's LIFE AND . CORRESPONDENCE' Puhlishcd from his GenuinePapeis, by Mr. Almon. . • . yr. PHILLIPS respeartlily infelths the Public, that the above Work will, be ready for delivery on Tuesday the 27th inst. in Five elegant Volumes, Post Octavo, with a tine Portrait, engraved by Caroline Watson, price iss. in boards. He considers: it his duty to caution the Publie"against pre tended Correspondences of Mr.. Wilkes, which have been, or may be attempted to be foisted on unwary persons, in place of Mr. Almon 's Genuine Work. It may be proper to state, that soon after the announce ment of' this Publication, the Editor was presented with various Papers and ixtters from numerous Friends and Con. notions of the late Mr. Wilkes ; besides which, two or three applications were made from persons obviously more desirous ot profiting by their offer ' than or doing honour to the me mory of Mr. kVilkes, and sums of money were demanded of ,11 r; Almon` and his Publisher for' various , Letters and Papers which had accidentally fallen into the possession of such per .sans, and which were wholly unworthy the public eye, and discreditable, from their trifling insignificance, to the me. marry' and character of Mr. Wilkes. , Mr. Almon telt it a duty which he owed to himself and to the Piddle to i restst such interested •and improper demands ; and these per Ams, thus disappointed, are now,attempting to • take .advantage of the 'public curiosity excited by the an !tonne:co - tent of his Work, by the separate and anonymous "publication qt such rejected rapers. The slightest inspection of the Works'alluded to, will, it is believed, confirm Nit. Orient's judgment of their ill- Claims' to public notice. It may also - be added, that the Friends of the late- Mr. and Miss Wilkes must be sensible of the indzcoru at of publishing a series of the. most tritithg and unimportam le tiers, all of a meredomostic family natore,• `when it is notorious that Misi tVilkti• b cquea thed Inc of her own and her Father's Papers, which she deemed worthy of publication, to " the prudence and discretion of the late Mr. Elrhsley,' , from whom flit: chief part of them have been confided to the superintendance of Mr. Almon. No. 7t, St. Paul's Church-yard, Nov. 22, 1804. MR. CODWIN's NEW NOVEL. ~ In the Press, and in a few Days will be published, in Three Volumes, price r ss. in boards, or 16s. iu hall .binding, FLEETWOOD, . A Novel, in Three 'Volumes. By ‘VILLIANI GODWIN. Printed-for Richard P.hillips, No, 71, St.• Paul's Church. yard ; and sold by all ItopkselleN. • , 01 whom may tic had, by th e sime Author , in 4 voIS. Bvo. price il. 163. in boards, -The Life and Age ofcliaucer, the Fattier of English Poetry. THE YOUNG ROSCIUS! This Day was published. price , Half-a-Crown, Embeliislied with a Striking Likeness, engraved prom an • Original Drawirig, AN Authcillic BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH, of the Life,. Education, and Personal Chaniaer of MASTILR WI.I.I;IAM HENRY. WEST BETTY., the celebiated otins Roscius, including partictilaaly the History cif his Theatrical Career,, tram his hog A ppearance on the Stage; Statements of the Receipts of the Provincial Theatres on the Nights of his performances; and a Narrative relating to thy. DitV_lences between the London Theatres, on the Subjedi at his Engagements respeaively with cacti; tIE.OI4.GE I)AVII..S HARLEY, Late of the Theatre-Royal Covent-Garden, and Author of Poems, of Ballad Stories, of Sonnets, .kc. &c. 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A ing made by an Officer in the Service, representing a Delineation of the ever memorable DEFEAT of the FRENCH ADMIRAL LINOIS and his SQUADRON; by the'homeward,bound CHINA FLEET, under the Com mand of Commodore Sir.N. DANCE, Price ifs. Published sod sold by Edward Orme, His Majesty's Print seller, No; sq, - New Bond-street. _ _ _ The• Engraved Portrait of Sir N. Dance will be ready, to de liver in the course of the week. E. 0. has likewise the satistadion to inform his triends and the Public, the Magnificent Work of`lntlia, which has been four years engraVing, &c. will be completed next Mouth. This Day was published, price os. in boarJ The Fourth Volume (which concludes' the Work) of A TREATISE, . ory FEBRILE DISEOES, in. Interznittingi Remitting, and. Continued Fe vers, Eruptive Fever-s, Intlamin itions,',.llmniorrhrges, anti the Profluvia ; in which an attempt is made to ,present, at one view, Whatever, in the present state of Medicine, it is requisite for the Physician. to know respe4im.tize.Syinp toms, Causes, and Curd of those DiSeases. With Experi mental Essays on certain Febrile SymptOrnsi on the nature of Inflabenations, and on the manner in which Opium and TobaceNtet on the living Ani to ll' Body. • • . tiy A. PIII LIPS WILSON, M. D. F. It, Ed. - - Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, &c, Sold by Cadeßand Davies, Murray, Crosby, and Co. C.ll. low, Londou; Cox, Borough; and hell and ltrAdfure, Eili4i. burgh. .. , Ot the same Booksellers may be had the Three preceding, Volumes. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS DAMAQ This Day was published, priCe 3se AREPORT of tits TRIAL on an 'A(tion for Damages brought by the Rev. 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By IOHN BRISTET), Of the Hon. Society of the Inner Temple. Lately published, by J. Mawman, Feu A TREATISE on the DU riEs and FUNC TIONS of a coNsTABLE, By P. COLQUHOUN Esq. This Work, although intended,. in the first instance, for the Instrudtion of Constables, will be found useful and tute• resting to almost every Class in the Community, inasmuch as it not onty.conveys a general Llea of the Manner in which . the Police of the Country is conducted in all its Branches, but also forms an useful thredory with reaped to_the Means of obtaining Redress for Injuries sustained, a Species of In formation which every Individual will natur4lly wish to possesl. To Corporate Towns and Parishes, it' will be found peculi, arly useful, by enabling those 30ho preside over Municipd,ll. ties and Communiiies to render the Exertions Of ('•Dvista:)les more extensively useful in the multifarious Duties which are (in the present State of Society) assigned them to perform, for the general Benefit and Security of the Public. As above may be had, by the same Author t r. A Treatise ort the Police of the Metropolis, s ixth tion, los. 6d. boards. a. Treatise on the Commerce and Police of the River Thames, with a Map of the Port of London, &c. Bvo. Jos. 6d. boards. This. Day was published, Elegantly printed on fine Paper, and hot-passed, • Price 3s. 6d. in boards, MEMOIRS of the LIFE of WILL HENRY WEST BETTY, known by the name of the YOUNG. ROSCWS ; with a General Estiinate of his TA, lents, and a Critique on his Principal Charattets. t prcmerer s acra, Lauro'Ntie collatique myrto Non sine this aniniosus infant. NOR. 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Lion, which received the Author's last and mist minute Corrections, the Fifth Edition, to .which is now preh'xed, froth authentic Materials, a Life of the Atithor,. fq Alex ander Chalmeri, Esii. of A , Complete CONCORDANCE to the•ITOLY SCRIPTURES of the 01.0 and NEW TESTA- M ENT ; or a Ditiionary , and ,Alphabetical Index to the Bible; very useful to all Christians who seriously read, and study the Inspired Writings ; in Two Parts,: containing', I. The Appellative or common - Words-in so full and large a Manner, that any Verse may be readily. fount.k by looking liar any material' Word in it: In this part the.vartoui Sigairi callous of the principal Word's are given, . by Which the true Meaning of many Passages of Scripture is: shewn ; an . Ac count of several Jewish Customs and Ceremonies is also added, which may serve to illustrate many suns. of Scrip. ture.—l I. The Proper Names in the Scriptures. To this Part is pretifted a Table containing the, Signitications of the Words. in the Original. Languages 'from which they are. tie,- rived. To which is added. a Concordance to the 13 "9 1 ts cille.l A pocrypii3. Ths whole digested in au easy and . regu- Lir NI:Iliad; which, together with the various; Signiticationc and other Improvements-now added, renders it — inure useful than any Rook of the kind hitherto published. ..By ALUXAN.DER.CittMEN, M. A. Printed for j. Johnson It, Baldwin, H. L. Gardner, W. Otridge and Son, p, Ogilvy ,ind, Son T Payne, F, C. and . ltiVington, G; , and . 1 Itobinion, W . Lowildes, G. Wilkie, j, wAker, vcnior anti iloo.l, 1 , Nano, k • 1 .c 4 . 1. M a' th:,v,s, Darton and Harvey. .Cuthet Jind ,;lai tin, Cadet! and •Davi:s„ Lackingtot 41.14,:ii, and Cu. Scas.‘tiar,i .in,i i.Ltter. man, 1. and . A. Ar , II: Crosby attii Co. T. Bayncs . ,_ S. 13.44stcr, Loirgillan, 'l./riE,. Reg, and ()'role lord:wand Max wellf 1.. i• WO. il, IViarvutall, r. ()stet, and.l. 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OFFIeE 0 UR DNA IC;dA; .Nyi r Tasker , T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Hit 111-4.„ yESTY'I ORDNANCE dt hereby' g 1 ire , Notire that Proptalt will+ ratified at their , Qdici, in St. 11d-,zdret4treet; Westwiltster, and at 'the . .Ordhonee:difici at Pottiirmt,% yr Iktir 9fficeri tbere, on. or &fare &weirdo—the t stl, f/ I.),:ceirther next, frvrq tech Pertly:: as ot.lii4e tri:dat.tte S• 111. 0, 4 , 1 FIR TIMBER .the &i vies sy tar Depart. ! lit,wr, at PCIPISMcfab. l'artZer l'articuLtts t . to4ether luith the Terms and Caauit'alpts of 1 t?Ye Contrani, mar be Ocruit, up6x a s h dieation pt the. Office, in Si: . ilia,garet.:;treet akfre!aq, any , dqv between the hours of Ten and Fear and ,tito at the (hjnanee * at PcrirPeNath. . - The Propfals areiso. be *livered, scalydt.,up wid marke f i..ox the (Outside " Proposals Ibr the Supply of Fir TinibFr for the i Ordnance Service at Porrstnonth ;" dut ro Praposalcan witted after she said I ish,l4y f 4)e...env:yr. . ark- of the .Board, • • R. 11. C??Eit; .s'er. For the Perusal of those atlliAcil with N Lit,VOUS PLAINTS, Fiend you my Ca s e, and ilOpe to sc;,l it pub. fished. rrWC.Lrears sAo I hatt. a Miacactiage",.rrhiehcon. Ix, fined me to my room for three moritlis. I was attend.; ed by 'a Physician, who, ifter many , alvised inc to tr% the Bristol lot- wells. Being then in Exeter it watt impossink: fur, ne to undertake the journey, b e i ng alitost re . doced pia shadow, with Lowness of Spirira, violent flood; ach, TredOli op. Pal pi tation of the He irt, a larrnine t lysieritt l is, and the whole train Of Nery m .oita Co plaints. 'l',lv Apo.. tnei:are and, Friends wished me to try your NERVOUS CORDIAL: fur their satisf,rdiiiii I c6mplieti ; the first! Bottle made no', lteration in my ,Com plaints, but it procured me some natural st e ep, which i had not experienced after my Nerves became , so dreadfully ad - betel ; this induced me to continue rho 'Medicine; to my surprise, t soon found my. appetite return. I then undertook my journey to the flot,:. wells, from wh.ch place U wrote for a Five Gnint.`Ft Bottle, of Nervous Cordial .;: , but thanks to the Medicine, in about two . m on th s 1 was so fir recovered as to. - walk and take exercise on horse-back. • It is now eighteen months since I have taken any of your Medicine. and have remained perfectly well ever since, without any return of my Disorder. I. am now g.iiihe to Ireland; when I return I shall settle in London; ivit then pay ray respects to you in person, and give my Address whom, with pleasure, will satisfy any inquiry. I am, Sit, your obliged humble Servant, Bristol, Tilay to, 1831. " l. N z . s h SARAH .BAKE.B. The Botanical Syrup andNervoua Cordial; to be had at the. house, No. 9, Mbion- serest, Blickfriats-road, in Bottles at i.l -- A. included. N. ((Son of Dr. Sw Tom, Fellow of the Royal Col lc olPhysiciancLondiiiii. may be consulted from ten till three; or by letter, containing the it sua I fee. "",,* A Five Guinea Bottlz contains Six at 2i.6. THE CORDI.U. BALM, OF GILEAD CONTINUES to be administered in Nervnus Complaints with' uncommon success; in Asthma, Consumption, Flatulence, Relaxation, Obstruatott, or Of, hoes Disorders, it stands pre'emi nen t ; its etVels arc plea singly quick., certain, and lasting. The Cordial Balm of Gilead instantatiernily relleVel Spasms in the sick,tue;ist, and intestines, diffuses a genial warmth, mid prevents er.units and numbness in or atter bathing in smiog nr sea water. Ladies of a cold, acrid, or bilious whit o!' with 1 .ngclor, head-ach. orlaystairal alncli.?tia, , ;mot siay.. re,: course to et more :salutary reotedy. Gentle:it 1;1 from the East or. West Indies, the : Student from IwttlAn: SZlllotalflcS a or those wltbseoccupationa require a sedentary life, are parti. cularly addressed by Dr: Solomon, whose Cordial Balm of Gil ea d has eine - tea :Awn wonderful Cure.:' in Cases of Debi., lity originating t torn heat or climate, Oc relaxation froth juve. trite indiscretioN, and the eileCt4 , 6r appli.; inl i tai study or business, . 7 It is universally acknowleilz,ed to I rite nu ," „, tuhriuus remedy • for the lolitovvinsci I.)iaeases; Mis cint;a,!e, AsOnitas, App;tite (less or), Colool.tints; Chlorosis• or Green Sickness; Colisuitiptions 'Female Dis eases, Fits, Fluor Albus, Flatuleriec.o rVona, H Gleets, y pochondria or M. 14110110 1. y CGtllltlt,tits, li,di,po,iti,„ ) , ter:Ault Pregnancy, I futigestiori, Juvenile 1 iirlivCretions (Woeful elletta thereof),. Lowness. of S pints, Menstrual Estacuations, Nervous. Diseases, •Plithiais or Cough, Send. nal Weaknesses, Scurvy, Toro of Lite. The V alertidinariatt.oy. birth, wit > h,s received from his Parents the. inheritance of a diseased and unp rulific frame; the delicate Fentale, whom . 'ail immured and inactive lite, together with theitnnuiderate use of 'Pea and oilier weak and watery aliments, h.ts brought on all the calamitous symp, toms ola consumptive habit, and are, without timely assist- Attee; sinking into int untimely grave I to such as these the Coale;! Balm of Gilead alfbills the mast pairmineut relief. and restores the Patient to the estjoyment of a perfect state health: Prepared by Dr. Solinitoo, Liverpool, in tos. tcd. and 335, bottles ; the latter contain bode of the former, by which the Purchaser saves 9s, Every genuine Bottle has a Staitip,which bears the Proprietor's Name and Address, " 4 Samuel .Solo. nein, Liverpool," to imitate which iS Felooy, N. It, The Postago,of all Letters to the Doctor must be 'tali, and toe: 6d. as a Fee, ertaised tier Adv'ce. Fli.' 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