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' , .:4 st ~ • -. 2 -...- • ...1... ; 6 - . • _ i _‘\ 1 -!J ) „ , „- 16 1 ;;4i, - NUMBER 7804 1 • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Av. 29., 1817. trE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of ,His MA JESTY'S that Proposals will be received al their OAT, in Pal.f-.lfail, " or before Treduesday, the 17th day ,r September next, frame such Persons as may be willing to unttertake the C " 4 Pply of FORAGE for the Ordnance Horses stationed in . 14 following Districts, to be delivered at the Eapence of 414 e,Contractor, viz. Woolwich and St. John's Western, Wood, Sussex, • North Britain, Rent, exclusive of Wool . Midland, %rich; • South West, Eastern: 41 ' a period ,f Six Months front the ist October nert ; the . 9.lts to he good, sweet, dry, and clean, without any mixtrtre • Foxy or Mowbrernt Oetts, and must not v. , ely,h less than ' O7 pounds per Winchester Bushy! ; the il:ay•to be street and 6 1, and delivered in Trnsses of 56 lbs. weight: the Straw to • At good, clean, and dry Wheat or Rye Straw, and .delivered ht Trusses of 361bs freight. • 2 . lle.price to be pail for therespective Quantities of each drticle which may be delivered, at the following rutes,piz ; N the Oats at - per hutulced pountls, AyeirdupOis weight, Far the flay at per hundred and twelve Pounds. • tilythr : Straix at per hundred and twelve Pounds. The Proposals may be delivered separately or jointly for No or more of the said Districts, and it is expf , cted that the Contractor shall receive the Melee Dung,, which, during the l'erlod of his Contract,,may accumulate, making an allouf , 'thee feer the same after,* rite of per Horse :Per ?Mk. . • rartk.er Particulars rally be known. upon Application to ,Ogicers. Commanding the Royal Artillery in each Dis 41'11 and also. at. the Secretary's PiFee, in Pall-Mall afore t''*)* any dam between the Hour,s qf Ten and Four o'Cloch, , there the Proposals must . be delivered, sealed up, and en- ItDrs:ed, 46 Proposals for Forage ;" but no Proposal can be ad:. kilted after the said 17th of September at Twelve o'Clock 4 t Noon of the same Doy, -neither will auy Tender be noticl hl, unless; the Party making it, or an - ig - cnt - in his behalf, 11 "01 attend. By Order of the Board, R. II CRETT', Secretary. ST..THOMAS'S HOSPITAL. A3TLEY COOPER and Mr. HENRY k -ffis, CLINET begin their COURSE of :INAOIIIICAL 3 ,Aid r S;TTRGICAL LEctraEs wEDNEsvAy, the Ist 'or - ecto4,r, at Two &Mete TO ~iO;iftf~tP. r riilE whole of the pres,ot "S.NIALL LOT"! URI( ' Jal and the Duly opportunity o.voit lifer ev..r possessed of obtaininq, to so few Nutubers, Tw o l`nzes of L. 20,000, will expire. In ttie Scheine tbere kre— • _ _ _ .Prizes of. . 16,000 • 9 4,0 31 2 t ooo 1 Any Person purchasing Two iLliets of the same Nnmber 'wry obtain it magnificent Capital or 1..40,000.--The favours of the Public Are respect fally'solicited at 7, C•orniiitl, and 26, Uxfurd.street, where.the last Prize of L. 30,000 was Sold gy their obedient Servant, G. CARROLL, ,Contraoor. TO,MOBROW, 10th SEPTENIBER. 4- and J. SiVEWRIGHT al - Ilion:we that very • few. Tickets remain uudisposed of, arid the present only -2,900 Numbers, will be All Drawn TO ' tinltitOW.--The Prizt4 All Sterling Nloncy. - Two .11.0,0001. besides Sixteen. other Capitals-40,0001- may be gained by On e Number, film c being Two Ochtits of each. Thus an • ItOventurce may gain , LAn,OO6 Sterling by Tiro Tieket, • L. 30,000 Sterling by One and a Half, L .0,1100 Sterling by - One and•Quaater, L. 420,000 Sterling by a Single Ticket, L. 10.000 Sterling by Half a Ticket• d. and J. SWEWRIGHT have 'tickets and Shares on !Sale, • IQ moderate, Prices, which it will be recollected they were the fi rst to estahlisb, and they hype the Publ.c will experience a f t - petition of that good Fortune which has so uniformly dis tinguished their Old-established Offices, No. 37, Cornbill; • 11 Holborn ; 33 i Haymarket ; and 141, Oxford-street. -• TO -MORROW, WEDNESDAY, THE LOTTER:IT WILL BE ALL DRAWN. BISH, of the Old State LAtety Offices, • No. 4, Cornhiil, and 9, Charing-cross, once more re ,Nads his hest Friends,. the - Public, the State Lottery will be drawn TO-MORROW. , The Scheme. contains Two Prizes of 20,0001. and various tther Capitals, all Sterling. Money, as there are not any • Stock Prizes. There hie only 2,900 Numbers; Two Tickets c lf each Number, and a Person purchasing a Duplicate 'Z'ichet• may obtain 40,0001. • • RlSH's'Odie-s are so 'well known for the sale of Capital vrizes, that an enumeration of their particulars is needless ‘ l 4lice. it to.. say he shared mid sold • The First Prize of L. 50,000 Consols. The Last Prize of 1..50,000 Cons%lls. The Last Prize-of L. 40,000 Money. The La:t Prize of L. 40,009 Cori;ols. The First Prize of . L.,40,000 Consols. The Last Prize of 1.30,000 Money. tesides Prizes of 40,00 A., 25,0001., &c. Sze. too I turnecous for insertion; an4l in the last Lottery Contract (as .usual,, Capitals, in number and amount, exceeding those.of , 1111 Y other Odice-keeper, amongst which were One Priz e " of '''0 . ,0001., One of 15,0001., BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL L ErrEits PATENT. "• METCALFE'S PENETRATING HAIR BRUSHES, for all kinds of Uses. TiIE Universal Reception and Uubnnndctl Pa tronage (beyond all parallel) given to these New In '.:,etited BRUSHES, by all Ranks in Society, is a woollerful 'list:Mee of their excellence over every other Implement for 1 3 .:Leansing the Head from, Scurf, thereby strengthening , eautitying, and promoting the growth of:the Hair. As HORSE -BRUSHES, they are approved and recoils.' b'entled by Professor Colman. They ate alihe esteemed for 4 ' l l kinds of Personal Uses, as for all Domestic PurpOses, ZYlierein , a greater degree of cleanliness will prevail, and com ',ineseonomy with'expedition. They are also of the greatest tltisequence for Manufacture and Machinery, and are highly Ppreciated by a mmther of the first artisans in the cowl !'),•, the superiority of the Patent Brushes is so great, that (s comparisotO all others are wholly useless; as will be troved on trial. Patent Brushes arc warranted free from whalebone, or any adulteration, and at the same price as.geuuine Brushes here s''fore made. ro be had Retail of the Patentee, No. 34, Great Mary-le .7!ne-street, Portland-place, and at 350, Oxfoal - stre et, and • 7 .! , respectable Venders of Brushes in the United Kingdom. i t N.B.—Some fraudulent Shopkeepers having imliosed on 4 * Public, both in .price and quality, by selling spurious lrtishes, picase to asl. for J. Metcalfe's Patent Brushes,' and each Walsh has the Patentee's Stamp -impressed omit, t i Met off?, Patentee," vith the Royal insigna. Wholesale Oders to addressed toMetealfe and Kent, 49, Beau - street, . 41 1 u, 'or T. Q. Kent : Poultry, Loudoa. TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1.817. LANCASTER• ASSIZES, Ava. 6 We - stated yesterday the residrof the trials' at the Lancaster As.izes. - The tulliAving st ate inent.:.of..what passed on the discharge of the Manketeers ••• , PitiC.--.I3I.,ANKFATERS, ' v. ,TAK.D.,Lufgo AsND,OTHIAIS , Of the Speetl July only two appeared, Mc. CawthOrn, ati l rl , Alr. Buck. Tlrt; other 10' were taken from the .common lielore they were sworn, Mr, Baron' WOOD asked if the de fendants had -any Counsel ? Mr. WILLIAMS—YCS-, nil/Lord. Mr. Baron WonD--uAre the prisoners present ?. Mr. Wict.rAms-They -are in gaol. Does your Lordship wish them to-be sent for , ~• ,Mr. Baron : Woos—Do you wish them to be, present Mr. -IVILLEAM'S-.4 have no particular wish about it.. , Mr. RicttAßDsott stated the charge against the defendants... .• Mr, TotiPiNG then addressed the Jury to this. effect :—I um very happy to, save his Lordship and you all trouble in this case. It is well known that in the month of March last, the town of Man chester. and its vicinity-, were thrown into great terror and alarm by tumultuous assemblies. The defendants are charged with having called such assemblies, to the great : alarm of the vicinity, and to the undoubted danger of the country.' - Iriy the exertions, however, of the very respectable part of the people of Manchester, and by the co-ope ration of the very excellent polic'e of that place, .the evil has been effectually suppressed, so that all.: la . now quiet and tranquil in the extensive, populous, and, I hope, still opulent, county of -Lancaster. It cannot be the wish of any Go vernment, and especially of our Government, to pu nish unnecessarily. The improved and stilt improv ing state of the country has given a different turn to public feeling from what it was in March last. On this account, and as the defendants have already suffered so long imprisonment, no evidence is to be offered to you on the part of the prosecution. You will therefore acquit the defendant.—Not • Mr. WILLIAMS—WiII your Lordship allow me to ask for the discharge of the prisoners, as they have been so long in confinement ? Mr. Baron Woop—Certainly : let them be dis charged. The'oilrer defendants are George Grim Shaw, Thomas Leigh, Peter Lever, George Murray, S.i muel Bluckshaw, William Wood, Matthew Lith gow, and John Williams. EDINBURPI - 1, SEPT: 6. HIGH coma OF JUSTICIARY. Yesterday came on before this Court, the trial of API/cog:ire, MO APB-vogue; an d Patrick -111• Cristal, accused of the crimes of stout brief, robbery, rape, and assault, with intent to commit rape. The libel charges the pannets with breaking into the hous'e of Robert Moris, farmer in Everton, in the. vicinity of Greenock, on the 23d . of March last,, by forcing open one of the windows, of attacking the • s,,id Robert Moris, blindfolding him, and holding him by force on the ground, and stealing from the house sonic money, and a great quantity of wearing apparel ; &c.----and of assaulting and attacking Janet Craw ford, daughter of Mrs: Monis; and Maly 1114`ek, servant to Robert Moris, and committing violence on their persons. It also Appeared from the libel that after- perpetrating the robbery, the parmcls fled, and were apprehended in Argyllshire sonic days after; The pannels pleaded Not Guilty, and no objec tion being made to the indictment, a Jury was chosen, and the trial proceeded ; but, runt the nature of the charges, the public were 4itioded, and the doors locked. . The examination of witnesses continued till five o'clock. One of them, Bernard Hutton or Hat ton,"an accomplice, who was admitted an evi dence, was committed to prison for gross prevari cation. The SOLICITOR..GENERM, declined addressing the Jury, as die case *as in his opinion clearly made ont. Mr. HUNTER, for the prisoners, said only.a few. words. The LORD jtisTICE CLERK made a long charge to the Jiny, who retired for about ten minutes, and returned an unanimous verdict, tinning Bktr- Dart' M'llvogue and Patrick M'Cristal guilty of housebreaking, robbery and rape, and Hugh APllvogue guilty of house-breaking and robbery. The Judges, Lords JUsTICE.CLERK, I'ITMILLY, and SuccoTn, severally delivered their opinions on the verdict. They were unanimous in thinking that this was one of the most aggravated eases that had ever occurred in this coot►+ry---it was quite uncommon here, and had been proved by the clearest evidence. , Before pronouncing sentence, the Lotto . Jus- Tice CLEE K. addressed the unfortunate pannels. He .said their conduct was most atrocious and brutal, and he was well convinced that their ac co►nplice wits as guilty as any of . them. That •it was in vain for them to look for mercy—they could expect none . ; and , al!bongh Hugh vogue's case differed in some respects from his companions, yet he was to expect no mitigation of punishment. •He conjured than to apply for mercy to God by repentance, and concluded.by pronouncing sentence, ordaining them to he de tained in the Toihooth of Edinburgh till the title of October, and then ,to be !ran3mitted front Sheriff to Sheriff until lodged. in the Tolbooth of Greenock, and on Friday the 10,11 of October tp be exectited iu such place in or near the town of Greenock as the Sheriff-Depute of Renfre wsh ire shall appoint.. • They are all young mot, natives of Ireland, and cceived their sentence with much unconcern. YRIC S EV:ON KETT E ' STA:FE OF Tp if, cOUN IT.X, A.caIL:UL'EtLI.E; I . :INU'FAC'Ti..7ItZs, &.. &c. The gratifyiug.repovs,:w.li.ich hAve,reached us front .every,pars of the Empire,. with respect to the Harvest, are :so ninnerons, tkit we,must con tie,ottuselves to the insertion of a few, as a spe cimen, of the test ; ' RAMSGATE, SEPT. s. —The fine weather since Saturday been o great advantage to the har vest in. the Isle of TlLinet. The severe showers last week caused few farmers in the neighbour• hood to he Amite() for the wheatthat.liad beers cut. It appears,, however, that no injury what ever has been silsialued, and 'thiit "the crops pro ,wise an unexampled - . abundance. he j oratnes, which i vt were set thisiseasolt great nfitubers, its cousquence of the demand and high prices of last yeAr,'-we equally luxuriant. liarky never was .ImOwn to surpass the present crop. NEw.poicr, SEPT..s.—.Tticte was kigootl supply of wheat at our matiiet, 011 Wetoes4.l4y, hich. sold at 20!. 9s. per load. WALas.--The genvral appearance of the Corn Crops .is luxuriant, and the. Harvest tivila be very productive it the ‘veather prove propitious. Thu?. nay friarveq has been very bad; iu many, patt: the mountain-brooks and rivers have injured of carried away the crops. WATEaroan. 7 —Since• our last publication, the weather bas beef) somewhat, variable, hut it has been greatly more favourable ''to the hatvest than. oth)-;rwise. KILKtNNY, SEPT. 2.—The feather continpes favourable to the labour? of the harveFt, and ort Sunday and Monday a nuniber(if reapers were hired at t h e Th, ! l.sel. The wages 'offered were very but as the season advances they will considerably increase. Saturday new oats brOuglit 20s. to 235. and were generally deemed very fine samples. Potatoes arefrom 3d to 6.1. per stone.- Wool..—ln consequence of the large orders from Russia; the price of !Void is on the advance. COTTON TRADE.—The cotton thole of Abe T.. Been is again reviving. The demands last week were considerable, and many sales effected 'at. an advanced price. An advance in the price of weaving is anticipated, the supply of goods'at present in the matket being kir short of the de— mand. ' CLOTH —lt affords its much pleasure to learp, that the clothing niannfactollkS ill the townsiof Bradford and Trowbridge are in the highest state of activity ; such a bri,kness eft trade has not been experienced for many years.. BAR I'HOLOM EW FM it. INTENDED INSURRECTION. The following narrative (says the Morninp; Chronicle) was handed to us last night front highly respectable authority. The author of the hoax has not yet been discovered. The following particulars respecting the re volution, w hi c h was to hare dated its ori:2:in trout the close of Bartholomew Fair, on Saturday night, may be - depended upon as authentic : " Int'ormation was *received by the proper au thorities, that Preston, Thistiewood, and their associates, were to assemble near the Artillery Ground, Finsbury-square, on Saturday eveninf;, for the purpose of exciting a revolution. The force intended to effect this intention was to con sist chiefly of persons from Bartholomew Fair, with a multitude beside, however, from other quarters; all of whom were to assemble by nine o'clock. A cart was to be•upon the spot, plenti folly stored with pikes and other weapons, the first principal object of attack was to be the Armoury in the Tower, where it was intended to seize the field pieces and small arms found :here. This done, the rebels were to di-vide- into two main parties, one to take their station in the neighbourhood of the Bank of England, and to cap!ore that establishment; the second party to make their Itead•quarters in and about Gray's inn-lane. One of the plans, as we have already stated, devised by the imaginary insurgents, was to hove a supper prepared for a select number of the leaders, for which purpose tickets were issued. The entertainment, as our Parr of yesterday an nounced, was to he given at tie Pied Horse Public-house, Chi3well-street. The landlord of the house declared his utter ignorance of au order to the effect in question, and as positively denies the preparation of a banquet, of the expectation of company. A man, it•is true, was found at the Pied horse, who remained until a late hour there. His reason for doing so was, he said, his appre hension of .being arrested, and be produced one of the supper cards, a copy of which has alreedy appeared.. " The Lord Mayor, we understand, received flinch of tht information connected with this ex traordinary business from the Oflice of the Secre tary of State, but independent of this, his Lord ship himself was furnished with a communication on Friday evening, by ii 44 lOdiVititrd ,:05e name we at present withhold Wentioning. The letter was in substance as follows : and the soldier s w ill ces `" There will he a rising and dreadful wassAcre, to-mor- row (Satuiday) night. 1 advise you most earnestl y to keep your own, Ilval to cause the 'children of others to - stay at home. itt,.cor.scgtfence of the foregoing information, ,assure you will Loud : 1\ '1 1 1 ; ( 1 1 ;:) t r i) e a r d! ' ; ' p n l I t- i , c l " every l's "' in t t :H a s ‘ i ' l e t e thCilf.a.'ll)ereci the aot ion, as tar as the civil power r,Otild qtr exerci3ed, and every assistance from without hi> jnri.diction NVHS ill reatlillt:SS. Ill AdiiiOn to Vt'llytt we have already stated, detachinvoll of the.nfilit,ary n.e're stationed in Gray'3-inu-lane; and in the Borough bet‘ieen Blacktnan-street 131ach.friars-ro4d.". NEW PUULICATIONS. TIE OUARI ER.LY REVIEW, No. XXXII'. ,yeas PUBLISIIEI) THIS DAY, Pp OLIN Mu'tam'', Albeiumic-strvet. This Day were published, p r i c e . In s . pd. tvo. hoards, Kith • t A UT El EN TIC • M EiViujitS of the REVOLU- L TION in FRANCE, • and of the SUFFERINGS of the ROYAL FAMILY, deduced chiefly from `Accounts by Eye witnesses. • This Work contains the interesting details of M. nue,Clery, EdiAcworth, And the Duchess d'Angotrl&tie,;of those affecting Events at which they were personally present, digested into one Natratiee in their own words. • •• • - • Pfinted for W. SimpLin and It. Marshall, Stationers'-court, Ludgate. street. , . This Pay were published, . • . In One Volnme, Oetavo;,soo pagrs; price Ifiq: CM, in boards, rinbellished with a Ewe Vortrait, hy.Creentan, SURAIONS on the DOCTRINES and DU - TIES of CHRISTIAN liy,the late Mr. ARCA M'I.EAN,• of Ediubtagb. - TO which 'prefixed; A 'Memoir of his Life, Ministry, and Writings, by W. JONES, Author of the History of the tt aldelises. London t Sold by Sherwood, Neely, , and Jones; Hamil ton ; puttOn and Son ; and Ogles,Duncan, and Cochran ; w , by Olipha,• Waugh', and Jones, Edinburgh; and , A: and J; H. Duncan, Glasgow.- • . . - l'bis Day was iiblisbed. ' :n One Volurce, Octarp,. price O. 25.: (id. in boards, or tt. ss. 6d. calf-lettered, _ _ . . - SELECT LAW LII3I.I.MtV ; cotttAirtilig the whole Law now in. Force, relative- to the following Subjects: viz: 1. Parisi► Olficers.-2. Landlords, Tenants, and: Lodgers. —3. Wills, Cod:eils, and Itevocations.-4. Bankrupts.- 5. Bills of Excliange.-6. - Buying and s , elling of Horses, Game, &c. By HENRY CLAVEI4ING, Esq. Barrister at Law, and other.eminent ' raetitoners. London Printed fi.r F. C. vittl J. Itivineton ; John Rielnudson ; J. M. Riehardlon; ,Longruan, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and Brown ; gtaltini i, Cratioel,, aod_Joy ; Lacking .tots, Hughes, Hauling, Mayor, and • Jones . ; Sneevrood, Neely, and Jones ; Waiter and Edwards; and Wilson and Sons, York.' N.ll, The Ts on each of the above .subjects may be had separately. GENIITNF, THE followin- mE cured geoulue'at the Wa EDWARDS, 66, tit: Paul's Chu Hill's Balsam of Honey 3 6 lis.4ence of-Waterdockl . '3 6 I Halhon'sßilious Yells S \Vessel's JesuitS Drops 2 9 Mkrthtill's cerate I .14 • Church's Cough Drops 2 6 Amboy!la Tooth Powder 2 6 , Cornwel l'sOrientalCord. 4 6 Widow_Welch's 2 9 ,mt}tciNEs DICANUS may be pro leitouse of the iate SHAW and trch-yard t•-•: • JuniperEss. Pep perm. 1 ltoche's Embrocation.: 4 0 Itobbetds'sconglil)r. '2 9 JuniperEss.Petifiyroyal 1 if* SPeetilswiti'sPiPs ' 2 0 sjnlsJur - , , s Drops .... G 0 it Greenough's 'Lozenges 1 II! Inglis's Scott's Pills .. 1 tj-* Salt of Lernims Keyser's. Pills Veluo's Vegetable Pills 4 6 Godbold's Balsam. ti .. 18 0 NewkOn's Tooth Powder 2 9 Henry's Magnesia, • •‘.) 9 * Church's Pectoral Pills 1 1i- }looter's Pills Withh's Antipertussis.. 2 8 Essence of Spruce Cols foset_Lez... I 1i Durable Ink _l_ 6 ,* Aniboyna. Lotion' 4 6 British Oil ,Wessel's Specific Remedy 2 9 Cheltenhan Salts . The above (those with the star excepted) will have the ad drt as of Shaw and.Bdwards, 66, St:.Patirs, .on- thestaibp ; where !nay be had every other Patent, and Public Me dicine,--Liberal a:Lott:ranee to -Merchants and :Trailers in'gt neral. TIFF CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD has risen in repute to the rely pinnacle of fame.—As it is now universally resorted . to in cases of weakness and ema ciation, Si) its benign and health-restoring - qualities are also become universal. . It is recommended to the weak, the re laxed, and debilitated, - as and 'speedy restora tive : and, considered as a cordial, is essential to the comfort of Laihet of Fashion', bait: a preventive against cold, when taken before jgoiog,ciut to .Parties, Balls, Routs, or the Play. It will enliven the spirits, invigorate the mind and the body, and thereby render them of a elica..rfut and fascinating dis- , position by its powerful qualities; and if taken alter fatigue, it will, with a few boars sleep, take'away all languor conse quent on broken rest, and gi ve relict from every unpleasant sensation. Some perimps, u nacquainted with its virtues, not having perused the Guide to Health, may be induced to ask. What is the Balm of Gilead fit for ?—What complaint does it cure ? To answer this it: will lie necessary to " Hold .up the Mirror to Nature." Let 'those who are afflicted - in the following manner reflect on the Cause that produced such havoc upon " the whole some appetites and powers of life ;-'---I)isordered sto-nach, dry cough, weakness in the voice, hoarseness, shortness of breath upon the least exercise, and relaxation of the whole system. .• Those alitieted.with paleness, languor of the - eyes, weakness of sight or memory, should take. time to consider, , as Linn:sots . says, that " youth is the important period for framing- a robust constitution,". and that'` nothing is .to be dreaded so much as premature excess:" The'foundation of a happy old age is 4 good constitution in youth; temperance and moderation at that age are passports to happy grey hairs. • From the foregoing observations, the, propriety of a liquid form for the administration of - such remedies, in preference to any. other, is obvious_; and this cordial Bala) of. Gilead (whi'cli is perfectly elegant in respect to smell ; taste, and ap pearance) will be found-to pusses% all the genitinelualities ut analeptic; for, besides the nntritious quality of a restora tive, it. has..a fragrant, subtle; olenas principle, which inime diately affects the nerves, and gives a kind of friendly motion to the fluids, yielding plenty of - animal heat, the true source of firmness and vigour. Mr. S. Lovell, from Bristol, writes—l declare that lam restored from a state .of deplorable debility, weakness, and the horrid train of symptoms attendant on a nervous com plaint of long standing, ..hy the Cordial Balm of Gilead. • My. complaint so emaciated me as to be almost incapahle of per forming the 'duty in which I was engaged (as Mate in the ,Trelawoey, from this port•to Jamaica for six voyages) atssea, or'at home. But happily that' valuable medicine of yours has• restored my health and invigorated •tuy c o nstitution ' which had previously been impaired by -great exertion and heat of climate. I assure you my wife has taken the Cordial Balm of Gilead foe a complaint in her stomach, attended with a variety of distressing and alarming- symptoms of debility,with success ; being now perfectly free therefrom. Mr. W. Meyler, printer, of Bath, declares, that he al ways heard the greateSt encomiums of ohe Cordial Balm of Gilead, for the universal satisfaction it has given to those who - have purchased it. CowdrY and .Boden„ printers, write from Manchester, say ing—The dethaud for your Cordial Balm •of Gilead has cer tainly been more than for any nied!citie that has ever come within our knowledge and experience ; and from the conti nuance and'inerease of that'demand, as well as from the•ex pressions of applobation, which we have heard from the pur chasers, we believe it to be-intrinsically salutary, balsamic, and good, well calculated to administer to the comforts and relief of the afflicted: ,Sold by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxtord-street ; \Vat d, 324, UM- W? n ; Leigh, 18, Strand ; and Mr. Goatley, 133, Minories. Sold alss by every reputable Vender in all Market Towns throughout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders, price Its. em-h, or four in one Family Bottle for 38s. by which one Ils. bottle is saved, with the wards " Samuel Solomon, , Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp. C:11" Dr. Solomon expects, when consulted by letter, the mind compliment of a one pound vote to be inclosed, ad , dressed,'' Money Letter. Dr. Solomon, Clilead-Housea near Liverpool —Paid double postage.". I re me, he ;;:e :ita era Irf )e- 1 T+ ~.9 11~~ hi Y 1B ►t