... aged and infirm In all inward decays, debility, .lovneks of fpirits, re .e: laxatjn, 'i esther fext, whther hereditary or owing to youthful imprudences-, this medicine will afford the ,mdfl wonderful relief In venereal complaints and i ferninal wseakneffrs ...

... Mr. Srryd, C3.i only be fern hetwixt the liourv of I- rive I aid two, . m Mondays, Taef.ay., and Wedncfdays. ! VENEREAL COMPLAINTS. ANOTHER incamtcllahle procf o' tne rtfi.acy nj 1 Mr. L.gnain's Pi.lr, rc:oramend_d ia the n tiee oa tht HfiitCte- : I To ...

... -Courkier. FRoM A CORRESPONDENT.-The public prints have announced that his Majesty has more than once been affected with a complaint, which is stated to be of rather an alarming nature, when it attacks persons of an advanced age. I can undertake to assert ...

... -Adjourned. FAirts.-Sturminster fair, on Monday. veas but thinly at- tended, though the weather was very fne: the common complaint was the want of money. Beasts met with a tull sale. The show of horned cattle at Uciaeld fair, Sussex, Mondav, condition ...

... that Inestimable Medicitte, Da. SOLO AitMON'sHUvEBAa~TED CORDIAL, BALM OF GILEAD, which is peculiarly eflicaciouslin -ail Inward WVastitigs; Loss of Appetite, ' Itd igesticn, Depression, of Spirits, Trembling or Shaking of th-e Hands or Limb.TeSlortness ...

... ieen priiduited. The same fact weas illustrated iiy tihe number of slips enteredl inwards. In the year ending tho 5th of January, l1dli, the entount iif tonnage entered inwards, was 2,600.0100 toni;; in tile year ending Jan. 5. 1828, the amount was 2,650 ...

... -whten he catle to tire conclusion tbat irn- niersion was the scriptural mode of perforninag inis out- wavil sigo of an inward and spiritual grace, ard ieapplied to tibe Rev. E. T. Vaughan to perform tie ceremony. Thre wortiy Vicar, we are infirtnedi ...

... ntil es. It seei is, tioo, t ranm atnonits tbe geueril correctness of which is 'iot tiisputed (th( accounts it ships entered inwards and clearei (tutw'arils for a long e series of years). that tbe wlhole. snfinitt of employment forr ?? sluippitig hiss greatly ...

... Wind S. W. blowirng fi esh. Abrig, inwardbound, rnd Pilot-boatts No.7anid 8, offPointLynuns. at ten a. mn. A brig offdo., inward, at two p. en. Showed a wrong nomber. AMERICAN PArER.S. We have been politely favoured with Boston papers to the 1st instant ...

... Haddow, Hamilton, hence at ditto. n- Boston, Fnlaji, hence at ditto. an TELEGRAPH OFFICE, JUNE 11, 1829. br Holyhead-Passed, inward bound, No. 182, George, B. Sk. yester.. to day, 6 p.m.; No. 19, Lancaster, B. S. to-day, 65am.t No. 158, Dat- e- housie Castle ...

... to be, Sir, Your very obedient servant, JAMES GRANT, agent to Lloyd's. To Joht; Bennett, Esq., Lloyd's. VSSIELS ENTERED INWARDS AT THE CUST6,1I-tOVIIY, OCT. 4. Governor DSLean, Freebody, from Sierra Leone; Tourist, Bridge, from Hamburg ; Achilles, Hunttr ...

... of Banking Comnpanies. In the papers lately, received from the Fast Indies Piracies have bpeen repeatedly the subject of complaint. The 6inqnpeure (hwonicle of March 19 enumerates several which had occurred within a few day~ from that date. A wvankang ...