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NUNIBER 5556.

LONDON, TUESDAY,

PTEMBER 26, 1820.

Patics 7d,

THE A TR 14120 YA L, COVRNT-GARDEN.
TO-MORROW. WEDNESDAY, Sept. 27,
will be perforated the Musical Drama a

BANK OF ENGLAND, Sermons,. t 3, 1820.
TEIE COURT of DIRECTORS of the
GOVERNOR and COMPANY of the BANK ft?
ENGLAND Ore Notice,

•
PUBLIC OFFICE, BIRMINGHAM, *waver tb,
A T a very momenta* end respectable Meeting of
EA. the Merchant', Mannfnetseers, and Traders of the
Town of Simeon'lmes, held for the milepost of receiving the
Report of Ike Committee- ammoniated to carry into effect the
Resolutions of the Town's Meeting of the 4th of January
leer, and of leomilderieg the propriety of again petillohing
Parliament, and of adopting such other measiorrs as might
be deemed ilopediest, JIMOV A SCHOLEFIELD, Esq.
High Bailiff in the Chile, the fadloovieg Report of the Corn-
miner was teed from IlseChalir:—
To the Merchants, Mastsfachnere, and Traders of the Town
of Biontimeheas.
Your Committee were prevailed front immediately fee-
wardieg your Petition to the Members (or the County by
the sadden biesulatiori of the lite Parliament. They lost
no time, however, having it presented on the assembling
of the sew Parliantenr, earn, in the month of May. They
also sent a Depetatios to Loosiee, for the purpore of re.
presentieg the urgency of poor situation to his Majesty's
Government, and of etiferciog the necessity of a fell *Di'
Intents inquiry into the nese et that.trance loud dietrelarel
aosinaly which ea* exists, of markets glutted with fund and
elothieg, sod with all the fteressaritts anti comforts of life
on
the oar hand, and of a population almost perishing foe
the want of them, on the ••ther. leis Majesty's Ministers
declined to interfere in ye-moot nig the object of your Petition,
but, at the same time, they give the Disputation to expect
that It might probably be obtained in a more general Shope.
Week after week, however passed away, and no oveasurrof
this kind appeared-is progress. A mestere of minor int.
parlance was indeed ot 'gloated, sanely, as paisley
into the means of extending our Foreign Trade, which is
bat a trine, when compared with the Flume Trade, sad is
well known to be essentially dependant spun it. Another
inquiry into the present system of taking the averages oft*
prices of Grain was also instituted, the avowed object of
which was to raise the prices of Agricultural Produce, at a
time when the country is totally unable to pay the present
prices; but your C mitice foetid sio disposition in Mi.
enters, or in either [louse of Parliament, to promote an in.
optiry into lie causes which have produced that general and
severe distress, which has now continued for several yeara,
but with little intermission.

to conclude:, that so part of the present beerimood hislrees IS
to any grey miring to she loss of demand fur articles cow.
'vetted wish the war. Your Committee are of opinion. that
the opening of so many foreign nations to owe varlet trod%
which took place epos the peeve, has made we tweeds far ilia
lone of the trades enoneeled with the war; at any role, grbe•
they reflect that the present increased distress has suddenly
Marred several yeses after the peace, asJ when they look
around upon the whole country, and perceive the very same
dialer, existing in all other places whom istalefactares are
Smelly nueolosected with the war, they are eiondpelled to ho.
lhire that•no change from war to pear* raw he sweekatt S.
eremites f..e the present state of things, boa Hat au
sleeper and seorePertsonenf caws* must have acted in pee.
daring such deep and general and permanent dislreso.
From all the hmeiries which your Committee have hero
able to mate, slid from the best judgment which they are
able to form. they are, of opinion thus the distress and the
diminution of consumption, throughout all the maul c.
luring and conintertial triwirs end districts of the costae%
is at least equal to that which exists in Hirmireghans. Atd
when your Committee call to mind that, acrording to the
hest Perliementary Marne, the slaenfactering anti tom.
mercial clesses form about ene half of the whole pops/maims
of the country, they canoot hot be of opirshus that a dims.
notion of one third in the usual consoniption of we large a
proportion of she pupolasion, must nereassrily occasion a
proportionate " diminution in she general eposninptioo of
the country," notwithstanding any evidence to the contrary
which may be drawn from the Excite and Cullom House
books.
Your Committee will nut ?glare, upon the various cir-
cumstances which may from time so lime eerie the public
books of the nation to Newish bat a fallacious criterion of
Ihtt internal consumption of the country ; it is sufficient for
them to remark, that the decomposition of the stocks of
some articles, nod the accumulatiow of the stocks of usher
articles, will occasionally cause she public revenue to appear
prosperous, and to exhibit an apparent increase oft onsump.
Hun, at a time *ben a real decrease of consumption is ge-
nerally and evidently taking place; and when a most des.
teeming " fathom off.' of this kind i. visible to every eye,
and a cry of distress is heard frem every gustier of the emu-
try, your Committee will presnme In remark that it is not
for say specialities evidence whirls fall be drawn from boats,
that the postfire evidence of our erases Quell, to be rejected.
lf, as yourCommitler believe, in additiow to the p vaunt
diminution of consumption among she maasfactoring and
commercial classes, a similar di minus too of use third shunt.,
also have taken plate in the consumptioss of the agricultural
community, which forme the other great branch of the po-
pislation, is that caw the general depression of trade as,J
agriculture, sod the general ilistreas of she country, become
ptible of some degree of exptanatiou. Fur since the
gratification of human waists is the only end and object of
all trade, and since the population are now rosisuming OD!
third kVs of agricultural ant/ manufactured produce than
they did two years ago, it is evident that the general trade of
Ile country most iu cousequence have fallen off one third, and
that the national distress roust necessarily be most general
and moat severe.
It thus appears probable that the whole of the difficulties
and distresses of the country may resolve themselves into
some general sad peculiar cause, which operates noon all
the different branches of industry, and paralyses nod ob-
structs the action of the whole social system. What shot
cause is, your Committee were not instructed to inquire;
they will therefore proceed no farther into the investigate,,
but will content theamselees with rearaikiog, that in their
'minims it is highly esecolial that Gorreranstost sad the Leiria.
Wore should not be deceived with regard to the important
fact, has there doe, exist a general dinsinution of one-third
iss the internal consumption of she couple!; • diminution
which occasions and is occasioned by the most general and
severe distress, throughout all the lower classes of the cont.
eternity. The Earl of Liverpool Informs the Howse of
Lords and she country, that according to the public atvounts
" there has been no diminution in the intermit consumption
of the country." Your Committee are of opinion that a
general diminution of fall one-third ha+ already taken place
since the year 1818, and that such diminution is daily
extesoli lig its frightful ravages among the community. Your
Committee therefore recommend that you adopt the neer*.
nary enessuies to bring there important truths to the know-
ledge of the Legislature ; and that you reiterate your Peti-
tion furs full and solemn inquiry into she cause of this dis-
tressful and anomalons state of things. It is much to he
regretted that this inquiry did not take place long ago
It is not natural that • gnat nation of ri h, and indus-
trious, and intelligent individuals should suffer with.
out a cense, and whatever that cause is it ought to he
ascertained, and if poseible removed. The extreme
necessity of this inquiry becomes every day more ap-
parent and more urgent, and your Committee arc of opi-
nion that it cannot be longer delayed without producing
consequences, whirls it is alike the interest and the duly of
every class of the community to eurleavour to avert.
JOSHUA SCHOLEFIELD, Chairmen.
Hirai:Them, August 11, 1820.
Resolved unanimously,

there has been hest little prospirity for either of these geese
branches of the wealth of ration.: ea the economy. 01-•
aleriiot is of wpiaion, that year after year dos hermit, sae
wesnefactiorers, and 11w merchiente, have Dot wily tailed. on
webs, best, with few exc.:pignut, have experienced a etwiwooo
elintionilion of their capital ; and this mailer considers it
saffleiently evident, Thal unless this gate of things can lie
elteresl, it is not merely t►e riche. And the happiness, but the
'cry otsaleare if the country whirls is at Milk...
S. That Petition's gresenedeol ma the shore Report and Re.
solutions be presented to both Howse, of Parliaineill. ant
Dist the Cussopillee be reqiirsted to have them presented at
such time as they may deem expo dient.
Petitions to both Humors of Parliament being read,
Upstaged enaeinsonely,
9. Tbst the Petitions new read he adopted, and that the
Members fur the Cutiety,and the Right HOll. Lord Colthoeoci
he reqnested to present them, and to bring the question
betwe ihrliament by a specific 'notion.
10. The, the Report sod Resolutions be printed in sorb
Papers as the Camomile* shaU Heinle proper ; and Flat Orr
_NIA 'Welt( be revered le seed series of t►ea to the
Chief Magistrates of the trisielpal snaanfsetioring and ems,
Mercial tetras to Obe kingdom, and oequeat slow rosespein.
lion in petitioning Parliament on this import int subj:.4l.
11. That the ;etitipisien appointed a Cosnoniit• e at the
Town's kb-cling of the eth of January, lie rigarstid lu con-
tinue their !mires no the present occasion.
JOhHVA SCHOLEFIELO, High Bailiff.
The High Bailiff having left the Chair, and the Lew
Bailiff being called to the sime,
Resolved muusionnaaly,
12. That the mom irwrilisl thanks of this %feeling be given
to the high Bailiff fur his readiness to call this Meeting,
sail for his imitation and able esinclnet in the Chair.
THOMAS RYLAND, Low Bailiff

THEANTIQUARY.
Jonathan °Whack, Mr. W. Farms ; Love!, Mr. Divvied ;
Orhilire, Mr. Emery; Lo►d Olenallan, Mr. Connor;
Hector M'lntyre, Mr. Abbott. Miss Isabella Wardour, Miss
Greene ; Miss Griselda (Whack, Mn.a Davenport.
The Management of this Theatre have engaged, for a B-
ruited number of nights, the Prinripil Dancers of the Opera.
Douse, who will appear in the Comer Ballet of
ANNETTE AND LL'BIN.
To conclude with the Farce of
HUSBANDS AND WIVES.
Sir Peregrine Peery, Mr. Blanchard ; Capt. Tiekall, Mr.
Jones; Captain Wineens, Wi. Abbott; Farmer Clover, Mr.
Emery. Lady Sarah Peery, Mrs. Fracit ; Eliza Bratinsoat,
Miss Foote; Dame Briarly, Mr.. Davenport.
During the recess the Theatre has been entirely new de-
corated and embellished.

That • GENERAL COURT will he held at the Bank,
en WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 27th instant, from F.leven
o'Clork in the FOrelllo4llo tilt Four iu the Afternoon, fur the
ELECTION of • DIRECTOR for the remainder of the
year, in the room of 'treason Long, Earl Jemmied ; and the
Election of a Director will be declared that Evening.
ROBERT BEST, Secretary.
N.B —By an Act passed in the seventh year of the reign
of his lair Majesty, nu person will be entitled Iq vote at the
said Election whit shall nut have been six calendar mouths
porsessed, in his own right, of the Stock fur which he shall'
then give his vote, oohs' the said Stock shall have been ac.
-peered, ur shall have come by bequest, or by marriage, nr
by sireceessou to an intestate's relate, or by the custom of
the City of Loudon, or by any deed of settlement after Ike
death of any person who shall have been entitled fur life lu
the dividends of such Stock.

A imperil central Chandelier, on a morel principle, and
nonardetely mmiltahati, Aso bees esiontrannieal by Mr. W,W.
Ornamental Lustre', Cur Wet-bests, surround the Damn
Circle.

COUNTY FIRE.OFFICK, REA:ENT-STREET.
TIMM! :
The Hake of NORFOLK,
The Doke of RUTLAND,
The Marquis of NORTHAMPTON,
fee. &c.
And Sixty Directors.
Managing Director, J. T. Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S.
PERSONS who continue holing' ill this Office
Y Seven Years, whether upon a Septennial or Annual
Policy, share the Profits equally with the Original Members,
according to their respective Contributions. A permanent
surplus Capital of 400,00 N. has been subscribed by the Ori-
ginal Members, and they atone arc responsible; hence those
who now desire to insure are effectually secured against that
uncertainty and unlimited responsibility which have been so
severely felt in Societies upon the Contribotiouship or Union
principle.

A nen Dmp Contain, from an original design, liss been
painted by Mr. Pugh.
A Private Box may he had for the Season, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon, at the Box-011iee.
Places fur lire Bonn to he taken of %lr. Brandon, at the
Box.ollire, Hart street, from Ten till Four.
The Doom will be opened al Hall past Six o'Clock, sad
the Play begin Seven.
_ _

Bonn, 'hi; Second Prier, 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. 6.1 ; Second
Price, IL—Gallery, 25.; Second nice, la.—Upper Gal.
Icry, ls. ; Second Price, 6.1.

On Thursday, Love in a Village. Vowing Meadows, Mt.
Morn (his first appearance at this Theatre); Rosetta (first
time, Miss Greene.

BUY BEFORE sth of OCTOBER, for tine
following exclusive Advantagrs:--
fith OCTOBER—Not ham than 4,500 Tickets are sure to
be drawn First Day, Sib October.
6th orronEß—Every Terkel drawn the First Day, is
sure to lie a Prize, if the Public avail tbemsclves of the Con-
tractor's offer.
sth OCTOBER—Two -Priers of 10,0001. are sure to be
drawn in Ilse first Fifteen 51 eeeee tes, sth Ortoher.
AND REMEMBER!—If yon do nut buy before 5t4
October, you cannot participate iu any of the Oxeye Advs.,.
Sages, as they exclosivrty attach to that Day. The Scheme
also contains Two of 20,000/. to Sce.—.4ll Sterling Money,
mid only 7,600 Tickets —(Ste lA* Scheme.)
Tickets and Shares are selling by T. NISH, Sole Cu,..
tractor fur another Money Lottery, 4, Cornhill, and 9,
Charing-cross, London, who sold more than Half the C
tali i,r the last Lottery ; and by all his Agents iu Ow
Country.

Returns M the amount of 26,0001. have been paid within
the Six last Years, to all those who have been insured Seven
Years—a prates. Advantage to the Public than has bean
hitherto yielded by say neßsecnred Establishment.
Agents are appointed in ■II the principal towns, who are
also Agents to the PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, founded
on similar principles.

Nevertheless, your Cuseniateeperecived much difference
of opiniou to exist generally, not only in the country and in
Parliament, but even among the Members of the Govern-
meat, reasserting subjects connected with this important
question. The First Lord of the Treasury, in kis place in
Parlianteat, on the 28th of May, attributed the loss of our
American trade to the extreme distress occasioned in the
United Mate., by the loss of the carrying trade which that
country enjoyed during the war ; although it is well known
that the war has railed, and the carrying trade has been lost
to America more than Aye years, while it is equally well
known that the American distress did not emestuenee anti!
within these two years, which is three years after the cause
assigned hail been in full operation. At the very moment
that the First Lord of the T y was giving this account
of the cause of the loss of our American trade in one House
of Parliament, the Chauceltpr of the Exchequer wee attri-
buting it to • totally different and far more reasonable cause
in the other. That Right lion, Cattleman asserted, accord-
ing to the public Papers, that the whole of the Anne, ican
tress was clearly owing to the American Government having
reduced their circulating mediuin from 110 millions of dol-
lars to 4 millions of dollar., is order tip accomplish the
object of restoring the ancient metallic standard of value,.
me which is now its progress in America, as well as In
Eugland, sod which was is foot commenced in the former
country about two years agog and was immediately followed
by the general distress which now exists in that country.
Notwithstanding Ibis difference of opinion, respecting
distresses which are well known closely to resemble our own,
and which must necessarily have • considerable effect iu in-
creasing our own, your Committee found au diapositiou in
Psi liament to grant the inquiry which it was the object of
your Petition to obtain. Oil the contrary, there appeard a
disposition in sonar Members of the Legislature to deny the
esistesite of any general and severe distress.. The Earl of
Liverpool represented in Parliament, that the distress was
local, sod confined so such places as were iuterested is the
Foreign Trade, and his Lordship product d the 'videos* of
the Custom House Books, and alibied that the distress had
been sufficiently general or severe to have occasioned " any
falling off in the consumption of beer, tea, and other neces-
saries throughout the country.," But iii order to prove this,
his Lordship was obliged to bring forwaid the disastrous
years 1818 and 1817, which, with 1818, his Lordship refire-
*rated •s forming • o• fair ge" of the national con-
sumption, a•d he thought it a subject of congiatulatioa to
the country that the internal consumption of the year 1819
had not fallen off below the average of tEuse distressful and
never-to.be-forgutteis year,.

sth OCTOBER.
Ci. CA RROI.I. respectfully iufn,ms Ili. Friend.
• sod the Public that the D awing of the present
Stale Lottery will commence on THURSDAY, Sib Oczo -
am on which D.y TWO Prizes of 10.000/ matt be Drawn.
besides other Capitals and smaller Prizes; and EVERY
BLANK DRAWN THAT DAY sill be entitled to,
ANOTHER CHANCE (IN THE 111th OCTOBER, or to
FOURTEEN POUNDS IN MONEY (glares is propur-
' lion), at the Option of the Purchaser.
SCHEME—ALL STERLING MONEY.
1 2 Prizes of. ...£ 20,000 are t 40,000
2
2
2 .0... .
•
12
10
24
54
1,420
( Sint Blanks, to be reArzwii Ilith October, t ... i„, ,
4,200
( estimated as North, io sell, at 14!. each.. 0 ''''''--
7,000 Tickets. Sterling Mosey, /150,000
---
Only 3,000 Numhers' Two Tickets of each Number; N..!
Fate of one to deride the other, in the usual trimmer.
PRIZES DETERNIINABLE.
Prize 2011, Prize above 201 £20,03./
sth is each Class, £lO,OOO I SOO First.drson Blanks +u
171 h Ditto
118th above 20/ 5OO I have 161, each.
19th Ditto l,OOO
Ticket. and Shares are Selling at CARROLL* Fortianwe
Offices, 19, CORNHILL, and 20, OXFORD avagitz, whir-
be Suld the following Capital Prizesio the Last Contra, t
and Lottery just ended:-
18,775, a Prize of 30,0001.!
3,756 .....Z5OO 1,313. ...f 200 I 10,1150 .... € 20%
7,034.... 31)0 2,409.... 200 I 12,409.... 200
17,254.... 300 3,N94. ... 200 13.196. .. 200
85.... 200 I 4.308.... 200 14,857.... 200
1059.- 200 I 9,509.... 200 10,775.... 200 ,

Under these eircumstauces, your Committee have thought
it their duly to institute • particular investigation into the
general state of consumption in the town of Birmingham :
and the y have accordingly divided themselves into parties,
sad have personally visited the publicans, butchers, buck..
stirs, and other tradespeople concerned is supplying the
necessaries of life to the public. Tu all these persons, or at
least to as many of them as your Committee have been able
to meet with, they have put the following questions, taking
down the answers iu writing at the same Woe:—
Isl. " Has the regular sale of your commodities fallen off
since 1818, and if so, how much ?"

1. That the Report now read be confirmed, and that it be
approved and adopted, as cont•iuing the scutiments of this
Meeting.
2. That the trade of this town is reduced to a must dr.
plorable stale, the manufacturers Slot being able to supply
their wasitmen with more than three or four days work per
week, and one/ouch of the working cl being reduced
to the necessity of supporting their existence by relief from
the parish.
3. That the patience, loyalty, and fortitude, with which
the inhabitants of ibis town have borne their long and ins-
exampled sufferings and privations, entitle them to the gra-
titude and respect of their mutiny; and that it ss the duty
of the merchants, manufacturers, and traders of this town,
to use every lawful means in their power to obtain for their
meritorious and suffering townsmen the must speedy, glib-
stantial, and permanent relief.
4. That the merchants, manufacturers, and tied rs of
this town refseined fur several years from bringing their
complaints before Parliament, from motives of respect and
deference to the Legislature, and under the hope that ensue
measures would have been adopted for the purpose of inves.
thrilling and relieving the extraordinary and anointions dia.
tresses which have ea long unlined the middle and lower
classes of the cosumunity ; but when year after year has
passed away, without relief, without inquiry, without any
determinate 11r arknowledgedexpositiois of the cause, or re-
medy of aloe nationsl distress, which berms to darken with
the passing hour, this meeting is compelled to declare, that
the most urgent appeals to Parliament become necessary,
fur the purpose of removing the misery which afflicts, mid
averting the danger which threatens the country.
5. That the evident teudency of the state of things which
Las existed for I year., has been to impoverish the mer.
chants, manufacturers, farmers, and tradespeople generally,
and to reduce the working classes of the community to a
state of pauperism.
G. That when this Meeting looks round upon the. whole
country, and perceives every where the produce ire classes
of the community reduced in their capital and means of em-
ployment, whilst the unproductive clones have experienced
scarcely any reduction is their rents amid incomes, and uoae
at all in the amount of their salaries and annuities paid
from the public lase', which are on the contrary very con.
siderably increased is cake by, and in proportion to, the
genres! &pension of prices ; this Meeting cannot but appre-
hend that some powerful principle mind have been silently
at work, which it is of the highest importance to have
sweetened and euselersterod.
7. Thal it is wall known that agriculture, manufactures,
mid commerce, are the three greet sources from whence the
riches mid the strength and the welfare of nations pretend;
but it appears In this Media& that ftw sevesal years past

2d. " Do you find it necessary to give credit lo the work-
iug Classes lo a greater extent than formerly ?"
Your Committer are coucerned to report that, in almost
every iostauce they have fiend to exist a must alarming
" diminutiou of sssss ptiosi” in all the articles tormented
by the lower sad middle classes of the population of this
town. The general ge of the answers which your Com-
mittee have received, is, that the eonsumptiou of beer and
meal aid other nec sssss ies has fallen off more Shun met-
aled in the lad Iwo years! It is with gri. f that your Com-
mittee acknowledge that even its the article of hrea.l nearly
a similar" falling-uff" of eunsunipti.qi appears to have taken
place. It is evident that "a diminution of coosumptiou”
iu Birmingham to this serious extent, mast necessarily have
an of upon the oilier parts of the community. who have
thus lust a market for above a third of the usual gaudily
of food and clothing, and oilier neCessaries which they for-
merly sold in this luau.

A BRIEF SUNIMA Ri of the Advantrges et
A Purehmsiog TICKETS 'ad SHARES before sth of
OCTOBER:—

You are sure of the chance of Two of 10,0001 because
they mast be drawn on the First Day, hilt October, in the
first 15 minutes; besides the chance of wbatcvtr other t,:a•
pilals may be drawn osi that day.
You are pore of slot less than 4,500 Tickets being rinse n
on the First Day, sth October, lacing more than two.thirea
of the whole Lonely.
Yon are care of all those 4,500 Tickets being drawn •
Prises First Day, if you avail yourself of the Contractues
offer—lase the Saone)
You are slot sure of any of the above advantages if you do
mot make your purchases before First Day, because they (a-
elusively belong to that day.
SCRIM r CONTAINS
TWO .... £20,000 I TWO .... £lO,OOO
5,729 other Benefits.
All Sterling 3lituey!—Only 7,600 Tickets.
Tiskets sod Shares are Selling by J. and .1. SIVEWRIGHT,
37, Combat ; 38, Haymarket and
11, Holborn; 1141, Oxford-street
Who Shared and Sold in the Lottery just end. 1.
No. 135 8 Shares f•20,h04t
3,636 ln 18 Shares 110,000
And various other Capitals

It is also with mach regret that your Committee report,
that a great part of the present redncesl consumption iu thia
town is only supported upon credit; the huckster's, grocers,
and other tradespeople, having found themselves compelled
in must imiances, either to serve the working classes upon
credit.or not to serve them at all; and in this way, west
numbers of respectable individuals have quite exhausted the
capital which had hers, accumulated by years of successful
industry in better times. The extent to which this system
appears to be Cal Fire!, threatens the must disastrous conse-
quences to the country, for it is evident, that when the
labour of the "corking cl • generally beromes dies mart.
yowl, to any considerable degree, their motives to assist in
the preservation of social order must be materially diminished
an evil which at all times is trench to be regretted, and in the
pretext momentous state of linage could nut be sufficieutly
deplored.
If your Committee hail directed their inquiries fire
years back instead of tiro years only, they might tierhaps
have been induced to suppose that some part of this dia.
tressing " fulling-uhf of consumption in the town of Bir-
mingham might be owing to the ktaa of desnitlid for ar.
tides counecied with the war; but year Committee have
emeuded their iiiiptirieta ouly to the year 181 d, which
was devil* but • year of coloparatire prosperity, in which
the general trade of the country did by No means suffice
for the supply of the general wants of the conntry, ac-
cording to any fair average to which the population had
bean accustomed; end therefore your Committee are led

ERE a no C:•01 of Disorders to which cut 11.-
11. cased Society is so subject as the NERVOUS, whirl.
invade alike the militias of business and of pleasure, the
delicate female, and the robust and seem Ng *gunny.
youth. Whether •pplication to important affairs, or u'
due inJulfeure of the passions cause these •IRct.ons, tiny
are pretty much the sime is their gemral features. Eiso
lessuess of mind, impaired stretigth and appetite, Ilitie.euix-
beadwrli, vertigo, sod dimness of sight, are inure or less,
observable is them all. Nit remedy has bulb. 'hi hemp .11
generally beneficial is Nervous Disorders as the cua DI A I.
BALM OF GILEAD, which has Iwo inaiulaiutd its repo-
laiitio fur • lout stiles of years, aid bas beruine lb* stated
resort of great panthers of iiivaltds. It is sold hy Mr John-
ston, SS, Corobill ; Ur. Banger '(late Baron and Cu ),
ISO, Osford.striers • Mr. Ward, Holborn; Mr. siradilog,
Royal Exciting', [lidos; mid all Aledreiue %%Aden, t &bet-
Iles, at lls. and 331. cork.