... Prepara. tions, in the hands of Ikilful Phytici'ans, are cebrtainly great and good Medicines, and for, Nervous DmieAfes and inward Weakncffes are the grand fource that modern Profeffors of Phy. fic feledt frosn; but there are many delicate perfods who not- ...

... aged'and infirm. In all inward decays, debility, lownefs of [pirits, relasation ia either fex, whether hereditary, or owing to youthful imprudent. cies, this Medicine will afford the tanott wonderful relief. In venereal complaints and ferminal wCaltrseffer ...

... Valerian, Chalybeate Prepara. ainds of Stilful Phyficians, are certainly great XI~ilgo~dl Mo ,and for Nervous Difeales and inward 'jt liei s arc the granrd fouree that modern Profefiors if Pihy. lroutm; bun tree are many debtcate ptirfuns who not- d ii ...

... or upwards, on enclofing the remittance by per poft. FNGLISH PILL OF HEALTH.-To thofe ALA who are affiidtced with Bilious Complaints, howeverfevere or of tong itanding, with Flatulencies, lan--our, and Pains in the Head and Stomach, arifing frons occafionsl ...

... Prepara- Ltioris, in tile hauids of lkilful Phyficitlas. are certainly great and good Medicines, and for Nervous Difrafes aend inward Weaknelres are the grand fource that modern Profe.iers of Phy- lie fclett from; but there are many delicate pirfons who not- ...

... I Iei, oni reafonabi flatters himfNI1, rongli hl-Azady and- pradtic,- hie is en rued tii give t~sc bellradviae~ire all co~mplaints incident to the Teeth or - Guiii'-i 'rsdi' of late i'Wk aCE's Ga tNARD T4NCTul-.ta -whbieh ted~to bc-tint on y incnsdy' ...

... expelled- that hle would leave no itone unturned to have the plaintiff expelled from ever fociety *hatever and that lie had the complaint agaioli the plain. tif-7 from a male child of nine years of age. Tlic declaration then proceeds to inier that the words thus ...

... reasonable terms.- A paircel of Old Ports iin wood may be tasted. Ale, Stout, Cyder, &c.. BROWN's INFALLIBLE REME DY for the INWARD and OUTWARD PILES. THIS IMEDICINE is the most efficacious Remedy 1 ever made known to the Public. It has been used in pri- ...

... his .fde will rece *te . *Kreatest tr'te 'fronmthe .egllati'on of the en ies of . |jis doontryo Sha~t' i5sikely to be thi inward eja6U-- .ation of BoNAZ4RrE ?- Perish thle twenty ships- .Wthe orly rival of my greatness is-no mole 0 And who that has ...

... (sd per Put 'PINCE's CI-ERPUY LO- 2ION * its yeculiarexcehlence consists io sweeteiiig the Breath, vhiiih ltU}' arise irom 'inward cnaph iniks 'scorbutic gums; or decayed:teeth, as 'there are few peroons, mqre orless, thttt are not afllidled with this ...

... of the work exhibits miarks of great stability. These Docks consist-of an Entrance Bason of nearly three acres; a Dock for Inward-bound Indiamen of eighteen acres; a Dockfor loading Outward-bound In, diamen of nearly nine acres, making together about 34* ...

... diredt. The Cou'rt adjourned at six o'clock till Wednesday next. Lord CASTLERRAGH is most- seriously indisposed. w His complaint is an- 'inward Meedigk,.uhic for some 4 days has baffled the-skill of his physicians. :: ; be Yesterday morning early the .'house ...