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don of health, and laying a foundation for tern; and
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in vain, fur the means of its recovery I • . • i
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habia. it thins the blood. eases the Most violent NM* thehrlid
and stomach, and promotes gentle perspiration. By the Nobility
anti G_ atry this medicine is much admired, being pleasant tai tee
taste and &null, gently autingley the three of the stomach. sad
giving eat proper tensity which a good digestine requires :
Notting can be better adapted to help and enesids the awoke.
Lion the; a nocturnal debauch with wine, &c. Thu esedial
highly esteemed in the East and West Indies, for aoselibleg and
lovigoratia; the nervous system, aed Ginter
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contract,:d in hot climates.
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as well as :be sedentary part of the consewaky, shoeld saver be
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the head, Livigorates the mind. improves ie orsemey, mad saw
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Ir ; bravo without stinmlsting too violets* the nem*
trees and disburthens the beers and other in:penal*
solves obstrotrior.s, throws off visdd sari humans
the.rneral habit, and brings back the muscular Shoe ee
catural and healthy A:mem it is csiculatedte penalise in a
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cure of every species of decay. Ir hldgely adored 40 ail
those, who, by an immoderate ledalesepo of their pessiimee
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salts, or in their way to the ceasseattudenef dun dep!eembh
lady, are *fleeted with any of tbove pr resets epepallPs dig
tray its approach, as the various alisetises of the swim •-
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with the immoderate em el tea and other welsh watery allow
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ir JR:EIGN INTELLIGENCE.
PRIVA rE-LETTERS.,
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" PARIS, SEFTEM.

BER
g We inform yent that his-Majesty issued the rot-
loving decree; on the 24th instant :—The merchandise
proceeding from the American vessels which wetk
sequestrated in Holland, and
,which• have not been
;Neatly rransportul to Antwerp, skill be sent theft
without delay. 'lle Maryland tobaccos, however,
which have not been yet removed thither, may be sold
. .
in tne ports where they are.—Such parsons as haste
received any articles which made part. of she aforesaid
cargoes; either on estimate or as securities, shall pay
the amount thereof before the 15th of text October.
Those to whom they have been deliVered without a
previous valuation shall pay the amount at the current
price on the Amsterdam Exchange. This price shall
be settled by an inquiry before the 10th of October,
an..l the payment of the value then fixed must be made
before the Ist November. An inspector of tae customs
shall be sent to Holland to superintend the reguLaions
prescribed by this decree, and to report thereon to our
Director General."

•41.
16.

" KONIGSBURCH, SFPT.

" On the 14th inst. the Ex-King of Sweden, Gus.:
tivos Adolphus, hired a small open boat at Pillau,
Jor.the purpose of being, as was su'posed. conveyed
hick to Sweden, but w:s stopped by the Police Offi-
cers there before he could get on board and set sail.
lie was sent off under guard to Russia, by way of
Riga. It does not appear that lie intended to t.:ke
with him any part of his family or. retinue, 'but was
proceed alone.
" The dispute which has broken out between Rus-
sia and France, has risen to a very serious height.—
The kingdom of Poland is the subject of contention,
and the question is, who shall be appointed Sovereign
of that country? Napoleon insists upon bestowing it
upon Berthier, while Alexander, who would he jea-
lous of so near a neighbour, proposes John Ponia-
tnwski, Mho is a lineal descendant of the Royal Fa-
mily of Poland. Under these circumstances matters
must remain, until a declaration of war shall appear,
which is cl.:emed inevitable, as neither party is disposed
to concede."

" GOTTENRURGH, OCTOBER 5.

gg Several travellers of respectability, lan:ly arrived
from Russia, concur in stating that a rupture with
France appears inevitable in that country, and that
the greatest activity actually prevails in warlike pre.
parations throughout the Baltic provinces. All forti:
fed towns are repairing, and atßiga,.amongst others,
a great number of workmen have been employed
inlepairing the fortifications Flay and night these four
weeks past. These gloomy prospects, together with
the accounts received of the failures on your side, mid
the low state of your markets for Baltic produce, con-
vey a kind of despondency into the minds of the mer-
chants. Trade is extremely dull in all the Russian
ports. Very few ships, if any, are loading, and none
but suds as have peen chartered previous to the prewnt
crisis, and business may be considered as closed-there
for this season.

" As to ourselves, it is next to certainty that we
shall tike an active shore in the war against the
1:1-0,tpfTs ff Finland, which it is expected will fall an
easy conquest, as the Russians wiil find full employ-
rnent on their other frontiers, and very likely in the
heart of their territories."