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,tltee„ emoved. to No 63, Charlotte-street, Port-
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114,, .ses '4 Oil is the- wholesomest and best Oil for the
14),144rt stolv thiek and long, prevents its falling off or
ttte"l if it has begun to turn grey, is such a
r,`‘tlt'-' I ban', thit by use it will restore it to its na-
.; Prevents hair from becoming shaded, which
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,ur,,nierit to Ladies, 'clears the scurf, and
a .4 t,tt 4,1 hair clean
~Ilt,,ltt4l:,;'ll4.:br)t.ar! bald; i;rui the least sign of roots of
At, ' (i,„•,'"ng it regular'for a short time,- will have ttlit, 4;14)4t, wriai,ig powder ought to ttse in-
Even the Metclicll Gentlemen at the Me-
tt,'‘,Nr have plibli.sliedin e Gaiette of lies Itly,
t(r4:l by 41 Oil is superior to t
arny Oil for the
giTt.l CS,.s of. baldness and weak hair what can be
l',!),?4,'lles,,viJl find Prince's Russia Oil preferable
itit"!trtl,lr dressin, their real or false hair, as it
aunt curls it.
, /tossia the small bottle, or a bottle
14re stnall ones,-at eleven shillings, which is.
' Prttv,
~dißt 4t it ‘ ir on the. 'wrapper and seals of each
not genutne,, and cannot answer the
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41iNV Tikesn i,, will be particular, as there are
I' 5(• 1)y alid Count; v who sell counterfeits,
tio th,,
t% s"le Pr(
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~,4tJest,, mac )p,tetor, Prince, N0..63, Charlotte-
kte. b I,' New .0111 also by Mr. Smyth, Perfumer to
1,,5„ °lid-street"; Ilendrie; Pirfurner'tc; her
I,,tai`.4ll.at,o7inpri bjell'iee-street; Bayley and Blew, 'Perfumers to
to4i/ Pef,,Z,"t Cokpur-strt•et ; am! by the
-20 1,
(in alto Medicine Venders.
11.)t1:1)e I_„nd "le 9.4 th November, 1014, before the
ti,'!%%;„`)4l.,,hklsi,a k\ii(!?), as A. Prince.is the iorii/inal Proprie-
sce "z ' 111 the ut • 5
(ii! , t le or uvelse. .
v prin
.:1 ingredients are the produce of
it)tirzti. `
•qt.; clpal aromatic ing-redients are the
thepro-
r'i ven if they want the,l„;cituitte Russia
I).t.t,t,e,vrifur_"e ‘v,l
.of Russia, or in any other.
ife,st,br ,j 7, if a,",...'1.1,ey latist scud to Prittee, London, for
1I on, 0)", yrfuiller, Medicine' Vender, flair- • (:„„c.r, Greitt Britait) or any other Conn -
ittlrleht', as t Oil that is not Prineii's, they tit tt..;-1 Counterfeits to their clisto;''irs.
rie'sois,ettei_r! have counterfeited the hassia
1k ll,e. it to , *table vender will•sell the counter-
tt.s.
oilllol,
3'lA "r ." atyl allow them a great
es, . t- r, Its am] Gentlemen will be particular.
to _ ,cussia oil .
cow , there are several hair-
ii tisl!`o 1" Y ho sell counterfeits, and say it-
94it
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it4teo:3 es or Gold Labels, as unprincipled
' and put thr.ln on e;ounterfeit Russia'

WE are requested to direct the 'attenciou'of
Persons afflicted with Mental or . Bodily Decay,.
Nervous. Debility, Inward ,Wastings, Loss of Appetite, In-
' digestion, Depression of Spirits, Trembling; orShakingu(the
Hands, Scorbutic and eves y other kind of Eruption, Asthinas,
Ulcerated Throats, Seminal Weakness, Paiiis in the Limbs
and Joints, Consumptive Habits, and all constitutional
Complaints' immediately to make trial of the Celebrated
CORDIAL BALM of RAKASIRI, or NATURE'S INFAL-
LIBLE RESTORATIVE, as prepared and sold, Wholesale
and. Retail, by C. J. .JORDAN, M.D. at the EAST-LONOON
MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT, No. 7, Cannon Street
Road, St. George's in the East, London. • : • --
It is universally acknowledged to lw the most .agreeably and
powerful Restorative in ail -the above 'Complaints ever dis-
covered; it thins the blood, eases the most violent pains in
the head and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiration. It
is utterly impossible for language to express, or eloquence to
extol sufficiently, the value of this wonderful and incompar- •
able Medicine in restoring health to the afflicted, and giving
vigour to the aged. Thousands have been restored to perfect
health, after having been so reduced by different diseases as
to have been despaired of, dot only by their families, but also
by their professional attendants.
Sold, by appointment of the Proprietor, in bottle!; I Is.
each, or two quantities in onc, '2 s . each, or four quantities in
one family bottle for 335. duty included, by which one Hs.
bottle is saved.

This inestimable Medicine will keep in all climates, and may
be had at •. Barclay and Son's, Fleet-in:tact ; .Vadc's,
Cornbrll; H. 1. Preston's, 101, Strand ; 'l'. ltichards's,, 193,
Strand ; 5.6, Piccadilly; Barker's, 125; 'Oxforil-stieet;
Chandler's, 70, Oxford-street; Tagg's, 10, Middle Row,
Holborn; and by the most respectable Medicine-Venders in
every part of theliingdom.
Dr. C. J.Jordan takes this general. opportunity of announc-
ing to the public that 'he still devotes his study exclusively
to the cure of particular complaints, as a regular. Member of
the Royal College of Physicianshe otters a speedy and
permanent cute for every class of nervous relaxation ; d,iseases
of however long standing, or of the most inveterate: kind, are
by his new and superior Mode:-.of treatment, speedily and
eficctually cured. .
Dr, C: J. Jordan, maybe Consulted by all ranks of people,
from nine in the morning till nine in the evening, at the
London Medical Establishmerti No. 7, Cannon-strcet.road
near the Commerciaf-roait Turnpik.e, St. Georges in the .East.
Letteri from the country, inclosing .a Bank nate, will be
duly answered, and the necessary Medicine sent to all polls of
he.Kingdoz. •

THE CORDIAL BALIII.of GILEAD is new
considered as the greatest discovery that has been made
in the menrory or ratan ; it is potent, 'safe., and pleasant. The
rapid and increasing fame bestowed on its Inventor (Dr. SO-
LOMON, of Liverpool) is.t he true and only criterion tojudge
pf the merits of a Medicine _which has.beep administered
front the highest to the lowest' classOf peOple.with such happy
and uniforan-success.-.-law 'Venders, of this Medicine flP-
quently cannot get supplied so quick as the deinand is for it;
and it is a fact worthy of remark, that they are sold nearly as
soon as-,they flirive to band, being, mostly bespoke before they
,are ordered.

No person labouring under:weaknesses and debility should
despair, but make a trial of the Cordial Balth of Gilead-,
bleb will not disappoint their hopes, however singui ths;:Y.
may be.

ADDRESS TO THE 'AFFLICTED IN GENERAL.
Dr. Solomon's Cordial Salm 'of Gilead: is, happily calculated
for the weak, the sickly, and infirm. In all inward decays,
debility, lowness of spirits, weaknesses in either -sex, •.whe=
ther hereditary, acquired, or owing to., youthful impruden-
cies, this Medicine will afford the most wondellttl •In
seminal weaknesses, tithes dorsalis, or nervous consumptions,
its merit stands unrivalled, as may be seen*by the riutnNer-
less testimonials in his pamphlet, delivered, gratis by the Doc-
tor's Agents.

The CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD .most wonderfully.ehe-
rishes nature, and will support the l•ife of the aged apd infirm.
In all inward decays, debility, lonesS spirits; relaxation in
either sex, whether hereditary or owing to youthful impru-
dcncies, this medicine will afford the most wonderfurrelief.
Its well-known characteristic of promoting longevity has
been long Maintained; for by keeping the Constitution, as it
were, in continual repair, it preserves the hotly in. health and
vigour, and prevents. premature decay.. It requires no parti-
cular confinement, nor attention to. diet. „ •

GOVERNMENT SECURITY against COUNTERFEITS.
Besides a saving of One Bottle in Four.
The CORDIAL BALM • of-GILEAD is sold in bottles,
price Hsi each ; there '•are also family bottles, price 335.
containing equal to four bottles at lts. by which the patient
saves, its. including. also the duty; the stamp of which bears
the Proprietor's name and addres4 its We' engra%:ing, '" Saml.
Solomon, Liverpool," to imitate whicb .is . felony : „and this
privilege, of a particular set of Plates, has been granted to
Dr. Solomon, by favour of bis Alaje4,y's . Honourable Com-
missioners of,. Stany Duties, purposely to secure he public
against Counterfeits.—None else are genuine.
Sold by Bacon and Co. 159, Oxford-street; W.-.1rd,,q34, Ho]-
horn; Leigh, 18, Strand; and Mr. Coatley, 1 33, Minories.
Sold also by evr.r.reputable•.V(luder..-in ail Market Towns
tbrouiliotit theliaugAtinij 4nci all otlfer IlkiliCine Venders.

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Would men ..be consistent, ,and throw out of"„
tlkeir minds all the tuhbisp of y, whose pt io-
cipleS they cannot define; cvould'iliey td
di,(:ordanf, Which 'Mikes thelii outrageous-, what
is called the Country,sehmigt4.s-till,assert that the,.
Constitution,., though transcemkant, and para-
mount to every oz Jet, may su for a time a had'
Adlninistrt;tion, -and'thenropptise it with ardour;
swam Court set. ought to behallowed to defend it, •
when good. .
Under the best of. Constitutions, Where the
people` are necessarilY. reseritined 'by laws, the
good. or bad intentions:,ef a Minister are easy to..
discover, and we cap. say whether he deserve es-,
teem or hatred but we should be cautious of
queitioning either, lest we 'create a suspiCion of
flattery, or4nalevolence. .

MONTESQUIEU.

THE ARMY.

DUBLIN, JULY 10.

On Thursday se'nnight, the deped of the 7p)
Regiment, under the command ofCaptain Cargill,
marched into Edinburgh Castle, • from Fermuy, •
Ireland. • , . •

• The repaiptler of the 27th Regiment was to ar-
, •
rive at. Waterford yesterday, under the command
ot-Colsinet lVarreo. The re4naindvrof the_44th
regiment was to march for Kelkenny this day.
His Excellency the Lord,Lientenant has been
pleased to appoint the Hon. Richard Uitz Gibn-n
(brother to the Earl of Clare) td be*Colonel of
the County of Limerick Royal .Regiment 'of
vice. the Right Honourable Lord Muskerry,
deceased.

Colonel Debrisay has arrived in Limerick to
take the command of the Royal Artillery, in the
room ,of Colonel Walker, who has been appointed
to command in Scotland.

On Monday List the detaChnient of the 96th
Regiment, which were stationed at Foxford, un-
de.r• Lieutenant. O'Beirne, arrived in Limerick,
having been relieved by a party of the 77th, from
Galway. •

Niue 97th lave arrived in Clontuell to do duty.

The.'o R !GIN and PROGRESS of the FRENCH
REVOLUTION, from 1788 'to 18.1'6.

IP:1111' 11.3

On the 19th of February the Monasteries were
suppressed, t4ml on the 15th March the Red Book
of Pensions teas published, whereby it appeared
that the King's brothers received coot mous yearly
sums, besides their lawful allowance, as also Cal-
lonne and the husband of MadamePolignac. On the
loth June. Aaaaharsis Clouts, a Prussian, started
up as Orator of the human race, and hereditary
titles were aholi'hed. Neckar resigned and left
the kingdom. The clergy were ejected, because
they conlif not io conscience take the oaths pre- I
-scribed, rend a hostile spirit brew bed in Germany.
On the 20th February,l79l, the King's Aunts fled
to Rome, and in March the famoua Mirabeau
died. An emigrant at my assembler.' on the borders
of Alsace, commanded by the Prince de Conde, and
in June the King, Queen, and Family quitted
Paris privately. Monsieur anti Madame arrived
in Brussels, but unfortunately their Majesties
were arrested at Vat-climes in their way, and con-
ducted back to Paris. A defensive' treaty was
consequently entered into between the Emperor
of Austria and the King of Prussia, at Pilnitz,
and in Paris a new constitution was concluded,
which, on the 13th September, was accepted by the
King. On the nth of that month the National
Assembly dissolved itself, and on the 7th October
a new one was opened, with a change of Ministers.
The Feuillants, so called from a hall of that name
in Paris, were opposed to the Jacobins, and on
the 20th April, 1792, France strewed a warlike
disposition towards Austria and the Netherlands,
under Dumoirrier. An armed mob passed through
the Assembly, surrounded the Thuilleries, and
insulted the Royal Family. On the Ist of June
the King of Prussia marched an army under the
Duke of Brunswick, is ho issued 4 Manifesto, and
on the Stir August Ls Fayette was tried and ac-
quitted. The Royal Family fled to tire -Hall of
the Assembly, and the authority of the King was
suspended, and himself imprisoned. On this event
the Prussian army, depressed by sickness, tett eared
by order of the Duke, who was taught to believe
that it might he the means of saving the lives of
the King and Queen. At this time the Princess
Lamballe was wantonly murdered, and her head
Click on a poll in Paris. France then declared
wsr against Sardinia, and on the 21st September
the National Assembly met, when the Republican
parry prevailed in it. Collet D'Herbois, formerly
an actor, moved for the eternal abolition of Roy-
ally, which was decreed. There were two Parties,
the Gerondists and the Brisottines, who supported
the Ministry and Roland. The other Party were
the Mountaineers, so called front the high seats
in the Hall, and on the 15th November a decree
passed against the Emigrants, and stated that the
Assembly would grant fraternity and assistance to
all persons who wished for liberty. The battle
of Jemappe was fought, and the Netherlands sur-
rendered. On the Ilth December the King was
tried and coademned, and on the 21st January,
]793, he was beheaded, which event forced the
British Cabinet to think their country in ,langer from
false and ruinous opinions, and two unanswer-
able reasons justified their arming in defence of
their pernicious tendency, i. e. the foregoing de-
cree fur encouraging rebellion in all countries,
and opening the Scheldt. On the Ist February,
the Assembly, on the motion of Brisot, decreed,
that George, King of England, had not ceased,
since the 10th August, 1792, giving the French
Nation proofs of his attachment to the concert of
Crowned Heads, and that he had drawn the Stadt-
holder into the same lake; that, contrary to the
treaty of 1783, the English Ministry had pro-
tected the Emigrants and others, who have open-
ly appeared in arms against France. 'This decree,
false as it was, and only the consequence of our
faithful adherence to foreign powers, seems to
have occasioned a flimsy, silly, flippant pamphlet
by the Honourable Thomas Erskine, of which
more hereafter. In March a Revolutionary
Tribunal was formed, and the Mountaineers
prevailed. In July, Marat was murder-
ed by Charlotte Corde, and France was
decreed in a state of requisition. On the 16th
October, the Queen and the Duke of Orleans
were tried, and both condemned, and beheaded ou
the 21st of this month. A new calendar was
Made, and Gabet, with many of the Clergy, re-
nounced the Christian religion, the Only deities
decreed being Liberty, Equality, and Reason.—
In 1794, Robespierre, that savage feeder on
human blood, was tried, condemned,, and exe-
cuted, and, in 1795, the French crossed the Py-
tennees, to the alarm of Spain, and drove the
Austrians and Prussians from Landrecy over the
Rhine, from Haanenith to the sea, and then in-
vaded Holland. 'Pichugru quelled an insurrection

We received yesterday the Paris Papers of
Thursday last, and this morning those of Friday.
The Moniteur announces the appointment of the
Sieur d'EsTottstm, to be Prefect of La Sari he, in
the room of the Skill' PASlaUlliit, appointed Direc-
tor• General of the Sinking Fund, and 'he Count
MURAT to be Prefect of Aveyron, in the room of
d'EsTortstEL.

The Dnke of WELLINGTON dined with the King
and the Royal Family at St. Cloud, on Tuesday
last ; on Wednesday his Grsce had a conference
with the Spanish An►bassador.
It is stated from Naples, that the daughter of
the Hereditary PRINCE of the Two SICILIES is
about to be married to the Infant of Spain, Don
FRANCIS PAUL. The following arc extracts from
the Friday's Jon► nals :
" PARIS, JULY 10.-The Duke of Wellington
had yesterday a conference with the Ministers of
Foreign Affaits and of Marine, and the Neapoli-
tan and Engli,h Ambassadors.
" The Duchess of Marlborough arrived on
Wednesday at Paris with the Marquis, her son,
and two daughters.

" According to the accounts from Stockholm,
Sweden appears to be the only country which
does not participate this year in the hopes of a
fine harvest, which prevail throughout the rest of
Europe.

FIV-li PER CENTS.

Wednes4ay .
Thursday

. ..75 f. 70 c.
.. .76 f. JO c.

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