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London, England, 1821-10-30 00:00:00

BRISTOL, OCTOBER 10, 1821.
TILE COUNTRY versus LONDON.
THE COUNTRY CONSTITUTIONAL GUAR-
,- DIAN; and LITERARY MAGAZINE.—The events
sf the 14th of August h ire given reason to dread the Influenza
itsNetrupolis, where mob-law has been upheld by two Inquests;
eaddienst majority of the yet uncontaminated Population re-
alest ia en Country can no longer tamely look on, and mark
withduKnsus apathy, the threatening atepr of civil commotion
Net trading on the heels of the Constitution. The History
al the Wield is little more than the detail of the factions and
naterwmies of the various seats of empire. Political Associa-
tes= but the airy castles of timidity ; and the mutually Ami-
te jWgon of the Metropolitan Journals is but the humbug of
nte, well understood by its rival Proprietors, and tending only
a mob= and blister the Public Mind.
From the Second City in the Empire then, is about to emanate
*thrive but fearless attempt, of counterpoising country opinirn
Wok du= of a licentious capital ; and of counteracting the
eters of the Press by the exercise of cotemporary powers.
to the Metropolis itself, such an attempt will be hailed with
*Wee by thousands; and in the Country, it will be supported
ala spirit of emulatio,
" Tit COMMIX Conttruirmerat. GVAUDIAN" will be printed
al published by John Mathew Gutch (Proprietor and Editor
or Felix Farley's Bristol .14intal), at Bristol, on the Ist day of
'wry month, commencing in November next; but although
anted there, published there, and edited there, it has been
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hill feelings of the" Constar versus London," there trill he no
tat of emulative communications, on every point in which the
tattled= ls concerned, whether of a grave, argumentative,
Ill?nals or playful nature. •
THERE is no Class of Disorders to which culti-
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_Satiety is so subject as the Nervous, whiat invade
matte female and the robust and seemingly vizorous
Unharness of mind, Intpaired strength and appetite.
k wncte.bead.achei vertigo, and dimness of sight, are more or
..Luntaable inthemall. Nu rehiedy has hitherto been so
beneficial in Nervous Disorders as the CURD! A L
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e New BOng-Strtet • and all Tleclicine Venders, in bottles,
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hat may be had, price 3s. that scarce, interesting, and
u*ciul amily Work, entitled,
A Crum to Ilr %Lill; F
or, bvics to both Sexes, in a variety
Cu"Leieri. By S. Solomon, D. containing a Treatise on
Diseases, Nervous and Ilepochondriae Complaints; also
arra Remarks on those Disc;ases with which the Human
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