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ERMONS ON VA R lOUS rs, DOC-
TRIMAL and MORAL. selected.abrelged.anri tran.lated
from L'Annee Evangelism or F J nerani, 11i n.stre du St.
Ivangile, Professeur o:ddialre dans l'Academie de Lawaane,
kc. tr.

By the Rev. RICHARD MITNRIMUSF,

Ptintod for F. and C. Itlyingtol, No. G 2, St. Paul's Church
Yard.

.4 It ill the Translator's intei7t;tl to give another Volanse to
rue public., if this •be fanoirably received t and the above P.
tracts may ,perhaps iarlo:e our &ciden io auger vett of its
merits." Crit. Rev. for May, Ibo 3.

" Thew Sermons are an unirnrosly excellwit, that we rennet
too strongly recommend them to the Notice of oor Rearlzts."
Asti Jac. sew. Cot June.
" The Merit of these Discourses is emisemtly conspicuov "
Ga. tot Angst, -

TARES DOIISALTS, or, the Consumption in-
ii eident to young persons of certain dispositions, is so
little wated of ,by the ancient Practitioners of Medicine, as
well as through the delicacy of modern Physicians, that an
adequate idea isf itcannot be col._ct•id from their writings. It
is nocestary, then, to say, that the first symptoms."( the Tabes
Wooing* are easily discerned by pains in the back and bead ;
.feensi!mtiop of the spine ; aching pains, and weakness of
sight; defect of memory, by an extreme dejection of the Loco-
tal faculalesj and contingent to these are gotta-wrens ; meagre
visagef cassaciated hod!: irregular asthmatic sensations ;
which, preceding i syndrome of hectical complaints ultimately
close the fatal catastrophe. The ef6..acy of the Cordial Balm
of Gilead is daily leinonstratol, in eradicating the worst and
most dangerous symptoms of hervous disorder ; and nothing
bus tended much to establish the fame of this. Meteise, as
its certain success in tho‘c comp!aints which strike their toot so
deep is the Constitution, and are so fatal to the happ4iess of
mankind.

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persons labouring under those cruel maladies which break out
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SOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH:
Or advice to both 'zees, an female disease, Nervous, Hypo-
chondriac. and COIIINIOIifite Complaints ibis E.tok has been
the Isbour of anus! years experiewm and obsenration. To
which is added an Essay on disease: inci2atat to lemons ;
an Address to Patents, Guardians, Tunas, and those abe lave
the ore sad education o( youth.

(tangs Eisl64llalyletfitistt 111•1‘.1. f
• P.
ss.a.arcsoar, ausst 3.•
The accession of Napoleon lionapsirto to the Lulx.
perial Crown of France, acid it being made deacasol.
ible to his family, have bera officially nntifsod to/
the different Germanic States, lay the French hliniae
ters who were accreditel to them. Exclusive of
se particular communications, M. Balser, tho
French Chayie the Diet of gati,ber,
has male a general one to.the Diesofthr: Germanic
Empire, on the 28th of last month. •
in Airtlle.Mrtifi-
• a •
cations were Made the same plais..of words, to.
which were annexed Copies the 'decree of the
French Senate, of the The 'note ad-
dressed by M. &cher to the Diet is as follows:
" The undersigned, the French Charge d'Affaires, Io the
honour to transmit to the Genera! Diet of the Germanic Em-
pire, the anhaxed Copy of the be,:se; tht Senate, which
dcurrtidnu henceforth the .trio, the films, and the tr.insmissal
of the supreme psw.rr in FrOION the only thirty which, in ttut
insinuation of the Republ.can Govern:new, rtid oak bear aAntl
Proportion to the greatness and to the colta of tho'slasz,
" He hastens, in :hesecircutownces,toaotife,n.aforsaptly
to the orders of his Government, that his Impervi 14.:11 e t
poison, Emperor of the. French, is inrwaid by 1.11- Lisa of the
State with the Imperial dignity, a. 4 that this tit:, and this
dignity are to bi trstismittod to his des.:endams *erns*
brio direct; and in default of such issue, to the male I,ne
direct of tbc.r Imperial H.ghnesees Princes .1, K.:ph and Lan*
Bonapare, brothers to the fmaperisr.
" In shaking this notificanm, the under,igned thinks. Et
toall.F°""hriisrt•
inipcutred until the Curter its 61;411 be rep/aced tijr tsto.e pf
the Ir7yerial PriA.w...l, at well in the credennall of the
Ministers accredited to France, as in those mf h Tattier:al
Majesty the Emperor if the French Accredited* to Foreign
Coitus. The confidential eudirossn‘tot.srt• aere,,ary flu
the commencement and progress of Misuses, may st.l. be

made in the usual manlier.
1 ../. .
" The undersigned is, in the mean time, butruired to de-
dare, that the irope.tint faw'whieh has couapitihsif the organi-
ration of the State hi Y miner etritable tottnedngnity of die
French people, .dl produce no change in its political re:ations.
/Fu:meth! placing them under the proteaiun of a 9everesonnnt
invested with greater splendor, and surrounded with a dignity
*ere analogous to the nature of circumstances, confers ereatnrr
forte and eondstency to the reciprocal advantages that frnennry
nations have a right to raped horn her; and at the same time,
she gives more consideration to she rrepect that all Govero•
*eats shall receive from her, and which they. in
are bound to manifest towards Isar.
(S.;ned) nattigvisa.
" Ratisbon, May in, 1804."
.vsnb 1-41 slid
The diplomatic counedions hetwartfnakKand
the States of Bavaria and Wirternherg, havithaen
put anead to, in consequence of the disagmeable oc-
currences which took place at the Courts of Mu7ii.:lt
and Stutgard, produced by the conduEt of the Bri-
tish Ministers resident there. 'The English Ambas-
sadors to those German Courts have been formally
recalled. Of those 4sro Ministers, one, Mr. Spen-
cer Smith, set out for Italy, by way of Vienna, and
the other is gone to the North of Gcrmany. Mr.
Drake arrived, the I¢tb of. May, at Berlin, from
D-eschn, and was set,down at Mr. Jazkson's, from
whence he has, most probably* continued his jour-
ney to his CrA is country. His stay at Dresden was
shortened, Iv: understand, by some ddEeokimtbet
the presence -'f th;s*".lin stet; experienced on the pintof the Government of the Elector of Saiony.
CONSTANTINOPLE, MAY 4.
l-lourshild Pacba is sailed at Cairo, and was
received there with every demonstration of joy sad
satisfaftion by the inhabitants. Of this he has in-
forrr.ed Gianib E..landi, the Direftor of the Custom-
house at Alerandria..
,Hithetto, however, flit Porte
has no official accostn4 of the transaaious ir4 Egypt,
or of the loss Which the Mamelukes have e,:perienc-
ed in their combats svith the Arnauts, or who re•
sources they yet posing to disturb the peace of that
province.
It has been obenreeci, that the Russian Mahouts-
_dor has for a keg time pfLl no visit to the Frenc;
Ambassador, Gener,d Bruns, who is not utast'
with the answer of the kteis.Fdiendi, concern/4
claims of France for indenusity, Ate.