The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-03-08 00:00:00

This Day *as published,
Pries cis. in boards,
A REVIEW 4 the POLICY am! paesifar
DOUTKINIRS:of the pudic' clitift'Cll neRCOMEI
2.lllariargh.

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0 eniatertea, awe gairrr-w...r slrimpwr
lbobe which the Protestants cunaidfr ea the stoat objectless,.
able, are proved not to Wave been held by the Ancient British
S‘zon, or Irivh Christian Churches. la newer to.aqp-
nienu advanced in favour of the Roman Catholic 9.saatien,
and more particularly above of Sir J. Thro;sinortoe.
By the Rev. PETER ROBERTS. A. M.
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other Bdalsellers.. .. •

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KING-STREET, ST. JAMES'S.
ROYAL NAVAL and MILITARY W ITER-PROOF
CLOAK MANUFACTOItY.
-DU ISFORD anti SERJEANTI Military Tai.
lona and Manufacturers of WATER-PRO M-
IILET to their Royal Highnesses the Prince Woesf and
Orme of York. have the -humour of informing the Nob
y
Gentry. and their Friends, that Experience prunedngthis Article to he impenetrable to wet for tiny length of time.
.they do most confidently recommend the same to Officers
going to Portugal, br any Foreign Station+ where they are
much exposed to the Weather, brigs li4lll
.plealant
wear. *ill wrap tip ha a itsmal Cempasv, aid retain us Wipe-
netrable Qualities until the ast, as no Rain ur Sea Water
will adhere to it.
To Ise had only of them, the Inventors and Pole Proprie-
tors, as above, and at their • Mary Warehoese, Sdeth-
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anapton-street 1 Strand.
P. S. A large 1110f1 ffleflt of Caratlrj, Infairty, Portu-
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Officers completely equipped.

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•
HY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL. LETTERS PATENT.
LEARE'S GENUINE PLI.LS. •
So justly fanseus for their fkurrior Efficacy in citing every
Degree and Symptom of the Venereal Disease, the Scur-
vy, &c. without Confine:nem or Restraint of Diet, in an
soy,. expeditiotr, safe, and secret Mawr. ,sniall
tasteless Pill is a Dese,.its Operation imPeteePtitftt 4114
requiriog no sicalar Attstatina.
IN fifteen $ they generally airs .thus it cite!,
1- Disorders; where they Fail in that Time of perfeefir I
restorlng.Health, the Patient has the happy Aessuranee iliac
he or she is at the :eve-of being so Testored, let,the &were/
Malignancy. be ever so great. It is art excellency peculiar
to these Pills, to make directly to the complainiag part, and
eater iutoroatest•withtbe ollending Matter, which they spews
day dislodge and expel. They are declared by Esperiesee
to he a preserver of Health, as weli as a reAurer, by taking
;rely Eight:Nile PILLS Spriogand Fail in every Year: In
short, she Adagio has this extraordisiary Obligation to
.tbees, that whatever he • ponnised himself from them,. they
`were sire WARS* :tad exceed, as though impatient of im-
mortal and eaivhial Fae. These Pine are 1114111 worth,/ a
Place la the Cableets of Masters goodsGetano
Cl au
the
more so, for Oat they will keep in
all Climates sty
Lerszth of Time, and that they have now Marne the Test of
near d 0 Years, with increasing Credit to themselves, and ho-
mer to the r Author, ivy:much that during the last eight
Years, racy have rndicallyiented upwards of 40,000 pt' rsons,
may of whom had been Liseharged Coot Husphal., where
Salivation had been frequently repeated, and iii other Me-
thods made WIC r f without iilfect. •
Prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietors,
TIMT.AAS "TAYLOR mip4 filOgtMoitber.ut the Royal'

-iriarrifFirimpanimunryonwpw, - -r - r
At tank Roast, No. 9, New Bridge-street, wherq he will I
give Ads ice, Is ithout a Fee. to Persons taking the‘e
' and will answer Patients' Letters, if post-paid► ou the same
Terins, observing in all Cases the most inviolable Secrecy,
no Paiient's name or case boviog been ineationed, but at
their own particular request, by the Proprietors, dariug •
the Course of more than 4O Veers.
They are also sold,' by their Appointment, at the Perfa-
Iner's No. 35, St. Altnyo's.street, Pall-Mot; Mr. Hyphens's
Toy4hop, No. Ilk), OsSird-street ; Mr. Dithorough, Ho. 7,
P.-h-street Hill, nearly opposite the Mostunent ; arid hy one
Person he every considerable 'fowls in kogland, Sr. is Boxes
uf
were lis. 9d. each, tented up with full add plain directions,
whereby persons uf either sea may.eare.thentselyes with rose
and secrecy.
N. B. Every Box sold in Great-Britain is sealed tip with ts
I Stamp, on which, by favoar of the Co:nitsibtitshoirs, is print-
ed, at the 9-amp-Wire—T. Taylor, No. 9, ,New Budge-
street--to imitate Which is felony—all others arc, coanteefeit.

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A N ACCOUNT of that most excellent ME-
DICINE, the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD,
pcapnred by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead House, near Liver-
pool ; and sold, wholesale and retail, hy Diary and Sutton,
Dow Church-yard ; and Mathews and Leigh, 18, Strand,
Londob; price Mill a guinea a bottle; or the quantity of
four in one Family .fitottle for 'thirty-three Shillings, on
'which Nine Shillings MC saved, duty included.
" To admiuSter to a mind 'Netted, pluck train the memory
a routed sorrier,
" Raze out the written troubles of the brain, and with sass
sweet oblivious antidoto .
" CleaLse the foul bosom of that perilous stuf which weighs
iron the heart.
It is notorious, that various disorders of the human frame,'
are brought oa by dissipation in youth, and the gross iiolatioa,
of those rules which prudence dictates for the preservation of
an laying a foundation fur a ion and happy life,:
with a firm and strong constitutiou. The blemiugs of health
are no sooner, of dine painful experience teaches the isseitl-•
suable value of it, and the unhappy patient looks around, too
often etas I in vain, for the means of its recovery I
The CORDIAL. BALM OF GILEAD is uoiversally
knowledged to be peculiarly efficacious in all inward wast-
ing', 100 of appetite, haligestion, depre,sionof spirits, trem-
bling or shaktug of the baud' or limbs, obstinate coughs,
shortness of breath, and 'consumptive habits, It thins the
blood, eases the most violent pubs in the head and stomach,
and promotes gentle perspiration. By the aobility and gen-
try this Medicine is much admired, bring pleasant to the
taste and sooell, gently astringing the fibres of the stomach
and giving that proper tensity -which a goodMigestion re-
quires. Nothing can he better adapted to help and nourish
the coostitution after a nocturnal debauch wi h wine, Ac.—
This Cordial is highly esteented inbe the East and Westand- act- Indies,'
for nourishing and invigorating t nervous system,
ing as a general reiterative on debilitated constitutions, aria;
log from bilious comidaints contracted. its hot climate,. Those
who have the care and education of fernaks, the studious as
well as the sedeotary part of Abe community, should never be
without the G.irdial ditlin of Gilead, which rein ives diseaire
lu the head, invigorates the mind, improves Ult. memoi'y,and
enlivens the imaginatioa.
• It is the most :absolute remedy for such diseases as are at-
tended with thefollowing symptonss—uaniely, a great strait •
ness of the breast, with difficulty of breathing ; violent palpi-
canoes of the heart, sudden Rushee of heat in various partial
was
the body; at other times a rcpt
of cola as if water
wured on them ; dying pails in the arms and limbs, back sad
belly, rtsembliag dime occasioned by the gravel; the pulse
very variable. sometimes uosomiamily slow, at other times
rery.quick ; yawnlog, Use hiccosigb,,frequent sighing, and a
sense of sutiocation, as from a ball or lump in the throat ; al-
ternate its of crying and convulsive laughlag ; the deep ust-
soupd, and seldom refresbiag, and the patient ofted tembled
with horrid dreams. Much has been said b interested indi-
viduals against Medicines that are advertised; but there is a
very Important observation to be maderespecting the O
Bat. ni Gilead,
toldss oreratinu was gentle, safe,
and etleacinus, it c. nut have obtained the unexainpled
demand it hat acquired ; for, as it has rarely the rat ad-
vantage of a persuasive advocate at tbo ear of the pallid. ea
nothing led bts convictiun of its virtues, hy its .sulabary ef-
fects, ?no indio e per4everance, and yet reseonable peneve-
ranee Is certainly molt requisite to enable even the 41appiel4
• of thylaicals and &denies& toiled oat chronic
restore the valetadinar;an to 'width.
has
Its s. Anowoirmtracteristic of premed* longevity
titution, as it ,
been long inaireithed ; fore by iLeeptes tbe olos
were, in continual repair, it preserves the body io health and
vi moil, and reveals premature decay. It reit:tires taw par-
Dollar ceilliaanheiot, our atteution, to diet.

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