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London, England, 1824-04-27 00:00:00

quarters.

10th October, 1821, to 15th February, 1822, 59,808 3-Bth
quarters.

10th October, 1822, to 15th February, 1823, 28,646
quarters.

10th Octobu, 1823, to 15th February, 1824, 182,797 1-Bth
quarters. •

Thus showing,
.that the improvement of the Distillery-law of
last Session has-been most beneficial to Agriculture,' by afford-
ing a great additional consumption, of Barley.
Sixth, That the price paid ,to the Distillers in England at
the present time for raw Spirits, exclusive of Duty, exceeds by
2s. fai. per gallon the price paid to Distillers in Scotland, thus
affording to the Proprietors of Fifteen Distilleries, who supply
the English market with Five Millions of Gallons; upwards of
400,0001. annually, more than is paid for the same quantity of
§piriti in Scotland, and this sum beyond the amount of duty
n ~both countries.
7,Penuth, That two years experience of the present English
fatillery law,. under which the Distillers in Scotland worked
n'Oni October, 1316, enable this Meeting to state, that the Re-
venue was not so well secured by it, as it is now by the Dis-
tillery of Scotland and Ireland.
Eighth, That a free trade in Spirits over the United King-
dOta, is only in unison with the sound and enlightened
princi-
'Pies expressed and acted upon in .other branches of -rnanufac.
-tare by his Majesty's Government—is in
.accordance with the
report of the Commissioners of Revenue Inquiry—agreeable to
eapirit.and. principle of the union betwixt. England and Scot-
land, and pledged to the Scottish Distillers and the public by
theßight Honourable the Chancellor of the Exchequer in Par-
.."41nen,,,,_.4 at the end of last Session.
Ninth, That the Meeting will use every exertion to obtain
. ect so equitable to Scotland, and so desirable for the
anecdttire of the United Kingdom ; and they -resolve -to peti-
_ Parliament to grant that Scotland may enjoy a fair and
Par
empire.6-cipation in the trade of distillation throughout the
Tenth, That a copy of these Resolutions be sent to the Con-
veners-of the Counties of Scotland, with a request, that the at-
tention of the County meetings, to be held-on the 30th April,
Itlay be called to this subject and, also, that copies be sent to
all Members of Parliament, that they be published in the
different Newspapers.

To T. -TAYLOR, Esq.
No. A, New Bridge-street, London.
Plowman) Sin,
'1 GREG leave to inform you, that ever since the
year 1790, I lia&been afflicted with the Lues•Vertereal,
Which, from its obstinately resisting every course ot medicine
Ireseribed.by the most eminent .of the facultr:here,acid on_
Noing severalsevere courses of saliva:ion, and twice
°,.,?l*Ked from the Hospital with little relief, w,nild appear to
.of the most inveterate nature. In,thc spring of last year
4nt fiistirder bad got to such alead; nearly to put a period
t' my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head,
on u kin each arm, and nay legs were broke out in'a frightful
wanner, my right was dreadfully painful, and had been in a
state
ulceration for the last seven
pear:;
!.W0 large nodes on was very much it, • iuy•left had also
discolonred, and gars
t "Pah excruciating- pain, partiCularly When warns i.ed,
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n early to deprive me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I
rPeominended • by• Mr. J. Thompsen, (who received so
a sure by them here), to take-vour Lealio's Patent Pills,
"'eh I began to do on the With u. May; in the course of a
fu'4ll-Kbt began to receive benefit—i" little . more than a
Month the ulcers on mY head and arms were soundly hcal,iii--
%""
after; the sores on uty legs healed also ; leaving, how-
ever, considerable discolouration in the skin, and p;tin in the
Butte of the left, which, •by the blessing of God, an./ a little
tiger 14erseverauce in your invaluable Medicine, sul.st.led ;
11: "dts diSpersing, the skin re±•a-ininp,'-iti natural hue, -and
1/4.nocturnal pains gradually-going ott,--7I thus became, by
Yo r liberal advice and Medicine, perfectly free from all my
It'rea,r -complaints—have recovered my former spirits and
strength, and am become jelly and fat, iu which state having
niauv moat hs, to the ustunishment of all who knew
I am at a loss in what terms to express my gratitude, but
lot the. good of other suffering ntertals, to make
14. z' u9' case as public as possible, as I shall on every oeca-
; to so; tiointeyou will greatly oblige,
,Sir, your•grateful, obedient, very It amble servan t
ALEX. MURK Eli
'Swan's Close,
_1147h-street, Edinburgh.

witnesses to the above
Jotm ';hour on, No. 3, 1!.4-gw Poultry I%ferl:et,. Edinburgh,
John M'intoSli, Old Assembly (flose, Edinburgh.
liot-firtriid and sold. by tbe'sole Proprietor, THOMAS TA Y-
elt,,Member of the Royal of Surgeons, at his
New Bridgc-street, London; where, sitar a
.Cfliistant residence of more than 40 years, in a practice parti-
'Fularly diretted to the cure of Venereal Complaints and thine
Itscidenttal to ,the .Parts.of C;eueration, with that inviolable
tl-!crecy which 'men of his profession should always observe in
11:eli-eases,..le -hatters himself she-advice .aud assistance' he
atuitowslv administers to persons takitt' this Medicine, will
• • . .
estetmed•,-by a disce-rning Public, as an adVautage. seldom
ttii,ainahle,_ and void of all ambignity.
1..-klso hi; his appointment, tor the convenience of those.
.)4% 14r at a disitince at theToyiniop,•No. 103. Of di
Tr. bisberough's: No. 7, Fish-street-hill ; Mr. Baxter,.
tilitli..bridge:T.Ediitlitirgh:; Mi. Callwel 's, Dublin ; and of
e7Pin'son in cycry considerable town in Great. Britain and.
Ireland, in boxes 4• ft.tilo es.-911.eitchostamped, and.lealed
with foil and plain diicctions, whereby persons, of either
sex flay cute themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety.

41-4-ULTIVATED Society is subject to no cla.s.
.'7llLi of Diseases so much as' to the NERVOUS,' which in-
vade alike the delicate Female, and thtrobust and seemingly
vigorous Youth. Listlessness.ohnind, impaired Strength and
Appetite, Flatulence,' Head-ache, Vertigo, and Dimness of
Sight are more or less obseivable in them all. No remedy has
hitherto been so generally beneficial:in these Disorders as
SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD,
which has now maintained its reputition for a long series of
years and has become the stated resort of 'great numbers of
Invalids. It -is sold by Mr. Johnston,,Cornhill ; Mr.
Sanger, 140, Oxford-street ; Mr. \Yard, Holborn ; Mr. Strad-
ling, Royal Exchange; and. ill Medicine Venders, in bottles
'at I Is. and-335. each.

Of whom may be had, :price Ss., " A GUIDE TO
_HEALTH," or " Advice to both .Sexes, in a Variety of
-Complaints;"—By S. SOLOMON, 'M.D.—Containing a Trea-
tise on Female -Diseases, Nervous and Hypochondriac Com-
plaints, &c. &c.; also General Remarks on the Diseases with
which the human body is most frequently afflicted:- explaining
the Symptoms, -Mode of Treatment, and Remedies most pro-
--perlyadapted for Sexual Debility, &c. &c.
-*.. The Five Pound Cases may be had at Gilead House, as
heretofore.