... a fair trial, autf the public may be convinced of the certainty of its success as a I are and Certain remedy fur Impede complaints in general. tike 4..6u1. per babe.--I'o prevent counterfeits, please to observe that the name, liantL Solomon, Liverpool:* ...

... Barry, M.P. John Latouche. M.P. TkE Royal and Noble Patrons of the above IN. LION, for the exclusive Treatment of VENEREAL COMPLAINTs,ar.d their dangerous consequences, in order to insure the benrlits that have resulted front it, selected Mr. Kiernan as ...

... are %awed, duty included. rHE CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD is .A. universally acknowledged to be peculiarly efficacious in all inward loss of appetite, indigedion, depression of spirits, tremb'ing or 'baking of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness ...

... in the Court of Chancery. Mrs. Miller came again to England in 1809, on account of ill health, having coon acted a liver complaint in consequence of the climate. Hr should call witnesses who would prove the state of affection which had existed between ...

... the discharge of these *duties, at a time when the APRIL Is. United States are blessed with peace. is a State SHIPS FILED INWARDS ..-. Ihe Jean, Wihon, from --; Abcona, Lloyd, leom Wexford; Grebe, Griffith, 1,-oun Belts.:; consistent with their prosperity ...

... hospitals load failed, Eruptions on the head,. Lice, and Lindy, ulcerated throat, &c. ifcc. are the consequences of a certain complaint it:Troyer!) , treated.—Messrs. Cooper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily, houses, until Nine at here are aide doors at ...

... Priciee keirent, an 1 oh-erve the conduct ti thr .4, l w:uteri of it, icy will not hesitate for nor mointto try lubstrihlng, inward-: the exertious of Mr. F. l they ve If not a siiigle iotlividual, with his to fight a calor in wl not only the County of ...

... --hrthe it,land was taken. He eiijoyeJ goeJ heali:t within the last three years, since that period he been troehled with an inward complaint. He wa attended oy Doctor Bailey, who had told the deceased that it was likely he would die in a very sudden manner. ...

... Ann, Ridley, fur Rout rdam ; 1 - lantagenet, for Madeira; Maria, for Bout& aux, MIS rOM-HUUsE, oCroBER 10. SNIPS ENTIRE!, INWARDS-- I he Gt brnellers, from Web, cum; Bliss, Warn, and Albion, falera, from Ostend. OUTWARDS-. Ilse Ant, Barker, for Hamburgh; ...

... -Jibed by tile most obvious maxims of cement sense. The stem of the Pei sten Gulf is at present a very scriuus subject of complaint in India. The trade to that sea has hitherto h, principally left ter oar native subjects. The opulent Eurepean fleuseswere ...

... Sand. The tides are patting in, it i. both vessels will be got off without damage. CUSTOM HOUSE. DECEMBER. SIM'S INTIRED INWARDS. he Harrier, Hormel, Countess of Lieven, Melville, from Oporto; 1 hrc Spauli; Active I.angdon ; and ‘Vadtllngton, Fleck ...