The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-11-24 00:00:00

INNIN -- • 11 1 1 •11PPIPPI \ .- ~~ 'Yr ;.. -:; , :Ift 4 0 • ri-Tf I I '~i V. v..br 4tittf,lb 4.1-r.rfeg•' • 4:t1,- - 1 0 ` • • _ . . t msaß 586.) -- _ KING't THEATRE. SATURDAY, NI IVEMBER 2a , 1804. (PnICE SIXPENc2.. THIS Present SATURDAY, Nov. 24, will be 1.-dormer' the ravour.te Opera of IL RArro DI PROSERPINA. CIRCULATING LIBRARY, No. 14, Taristock•street, Covent-Ganlen. TAMES CREIGHTON, h av i ng purc h ase d of eir Mr. JAMES HENDERSON, his select and CIRCULATING LIBRARY, and considerably augmented the same by the addition of numerous Publication, of respecta bility, begs permission to assure his Fnendi and the Public, that by the most sedulous attention to the increase and im provement of his Libr.uy, and the accommodation of his Sub scribers, he will end ...your to merit that patronage which lie now most respectfully solicits. STATE LOTTERY, begins brewing' the 28th u f JANUARY, 1805. SCHEME. of I. 21,0,,0 io 1.25,000 -- 80,000 400 , 00 -- 10,000 ..--_ 10,000 - 5,000 - 1,000 0,000 500 —. 5„ .00 100 —,— 3,000 3,000 20 -- 123,000 TAii Ds! is 'poh!Wird, handsomely printed in one Nolitoid Stu. price in bound, 6d. Denlidated u. Hn Royal High. ness the Duke of Cam bodi4e r SIXTEEN SERMON S a b ridged from the works of the Right •verend Father iit LI AM BEVERVIGE, D D. soma time Lord Cl5llO • St. Atia;ih preached the Pariah Church of Harwell, is Mid- • diesex, in the Years 1800 and 1801 To whit+ Am added, TEN ORIGIN V. DISCOURSES, By the Rev G. ?I GLAs3r, M. A. Rector cf Hanerells and Domenic to His Royal Ilighshro D11::4 Of Caeibridge. Pririusil for F. C. and J. Rlsiugton. N • 62. St PatirsChur.ll Yard; sold also by J. Hatehard, Nn 190, Piccadilly. whommay hi. h.ol, CONTEMPf.A PIONS oo the SACRED HISTORY, air tered hunt *lie Works uf the Right Rev. Jenepli 1) D. tome tome Laid gisl , ip of Norwich ;by the Re.. H. (Shoed. M. A. The 01 d i...tisra,en four Volumed, price inboard., lea With Choruses, composed by Witit.;. -- After the Opera, the Gramt &Met of LE JUGEMENT DU BERGER PARIS. Billet Master, Mr. D'EGVILLE ; Composer of the Music t h e !Ulla, Mr STF.IBELT To b..gin at Half past Seven precisely. Vivant Rex et Regina. 6 lu 30 GO 6,1.50 r 1111 1: AT RE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. 1 THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Noe. 24, Their Ma- Servants will pernmn a T art-ay, called HAMLE IRISH LINENS. • N consequence of the many complaints against Linen Cluths whitened by the chemical proces.,, a Com pany was formed in 1801, by some of the tint Bleachers in Ire land, to supply the Public in this Country with Cloths of the bog Fabric (bleached iii the old and u•nal method) at tte wholesale Irish pnces. Their original plat is invariably a Ihered to, viz. To sell one piece, but not less. A owe to be told at et , w I olesale price. Liu% p:-- _t.•d, and ,to pric► AU *4.1. wu.aotc I, Jllkt t he money set men 'fa fault appears. Their four-fourths and seven-eighths Linens contain about :peaty-five yards each piece. Their nine-eighths and five-fourths Sheeting, contain about fifty- two yards each piece. Their six-fourths Sheetings contain about thirty-two yards Bch piece. _ (l au dias, in of Denma•k, Mr. Powell ; Hawk', being his first appearance in that Character); Polo „,as, Mr. llowton ; Laertes, Mr. Bartley ; Horatio, Mr ynl:ud; Fa.t Grav--digger, Mr. Streit; Second Grave ,!„ Mr Grimaldi ; Gleut of I fainlitei Father, Mr Wrough • L ,:zirrode, Queen of Denmark. Mr, Putvelt..; I tom •ht:h *di be twOrser4 • . '...„ • , .2•atir Piro lb tyro .04, ' , lied MATRIMONY. The Principal Charaeters by DOir , o, Mr. Ellison, Mr. Ithastone, Mr. Fisher, Mr. abler, Ws. JINCLII/, MI On Monday, a 'Fritsch; *ith the New Operatic Piece of Matrimony. 25,000 Tickets L 230,000 Ticketsand Shares are selling at every I.;. eused Lottery Office. Price of Ticket I .13 7 0 Half .L9 7 Offighth ..1.2 7 6 Quarter 4 14 0 I Sixteenth 1 4 0 • a • 'lliane who wi.h to have particiilar Numbers, fli ~, lld be sw!edy in their Application to smite at the Lowery OtE•Art, a, the filial deli.rery of Ticket, from the neat ul Lnghind will take p:aoe en the 29th of Decte;tticr. A NEW EDITI4N OF SIR. YOUNGS FARMER'S 'CALENDAR. This Day it published in tine 'erg tarp Volume, Octavo, price I lalf-alluinea, its Boards, r rillE FARMER'S KALENDAR : containing Practical EKplawstions of the Rosiness necessary to be pi,rforined on various Kiuds of Farms ilanng every Month of the Ye.ir ; with the Principl.4 of venous now Impalement% and Instructions for executing them. BY ARTIIIIR YOUNG, Rita. F. R. S. Secretary to the Board of Agrieulore, aid ll•morary Mem. law of many Societies iu Europe and America. The PI in of this Work is alr4ely well kuow• to the Public, and has been sanction-d be the rapid Sall of Fir- age Edi tions. It had, howevzr, remained nut of Print arsenal Years ; but the Arthur has now republished !t ' wit': such conairiorablis Improvements and Alt-rations, alipted to the preent advalieed State of m Agntulture, that it may be jibe's! ders.bed as an en tirely new and modern Work. Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 71, St. Paul', Cbarch•yard; and to be had of all Bookseller,. Of whole may be bad, pnee Two Shillings etch, the Num bets of Mr. Young's Annals of Agriculture, as they are pub• Hiked on the First Day of every Month. STATE LOTTERY, Begins Drawing the 28th of JANUARY, 1805. SwiFr & co. No. 11, POULTRY, respeof u lly inform the Public, that they have ou Sale toe Ticket: and Share.; of the alyive Lotter,, in great variety. '111 , ! following C NPITAL PRIZES of the LAST LOT TERY, were sold iii Shares by SWIFT and CO. Nu. 6,791, • Prize of 20,0001. in sixtTen Sixteenth Shares No 9,362, Prize of 10,0001. inO ne Half Eight Sixteenths. No. 19,00 8, 1,0001. in One Quarter, and Twelve Sixteenths. And, in the LOTTERIES of LAST YEAR (ending Vld Mav, 1804), the fulluwiug Capitals were also sold at SWIM and . CO.'s Office: No. '126 Prize of L. 10,000 I No. 80,450 Prize of L. 5,000 11,599 -- 5,000 11,199 2,000 19,5:11.6 5,000 6,057 1,000 .11,696 2,000 26,187 1,000 3,090 1,000 I And oaten of 5001..tec •• • Cath as usual for Bank of Ireland Notes. J. O'BRIEN, Agent to the Company. Removed from Great Ruseli-street, to Nu. 4, liloumwury square, uaar Hart am! $, w. hamirton-st: eels, leading to llol,Kett. ►rHF.ATRE RONAL, CON' ENT GARDEN. TillS F% ENING, SATURDAY, Nov. 2s, .tll be ;Atli, for the oi;!r time thy. season, the Comic Opzrs of FAMILY QUARRELS. SIC Peppercorn CrAst.ck, Mr. Itfunden ; Foxglove, Mr. isderion : Supplzjaelc, Mr. Simmons t Charles Supplej...k, m r . Bourn; Murbruoni, Mr. Emery; and Prnteue, Mr. ihechard Lady Patience, Mrs. M. Leger; Miss Wald,; Sawa, Signora Storece. To erhoelt wtil be led, a Faroe, called HONEST THIEVES. Joliet Thy, T 1 Atkins ; Col. Care.. Mr. Brunton ; Capt. mu l ly, Mr. Clan-nom; Ohadiab, Mr. ?donde,: Teague, FP' Rock. Mrs Day, Mr.. Davenport; Ruth, Mrs. G:. us; Ar.kira, Miss \Vl:vatly. Uu Mondev, She , : apeare'. Ilittinizal Tragedy ni Kin g ,aol Third.--T • wlmli and be added, Raymond and 4.5 To OFFICERS - o the NAVY, ARMY, NIERCIIANTS, C ‘vrAiNs i , t EAST INDIA, and other MERLIIANTS h • IPS, &c. HANDFORD, POR'FAIFIL F. WRITING DESK MANUFACTURER, Nu. 94, Strand, am itantly renewirs his Shia of Portable, Writing, and Dressing Desk , Shaving Cases, l::-. hallway, sup,illied for any Demand. ITe employs the first Workmen, and uses the best Materials and weasori,l Mahogany, and, having a Mannfactory, can sell • itEt l.terrst of Speculation. Merchants and Wiiole.ale who have ev?orted his Portable Dcskl are continually receiving Orders, hing found to stand th e <Efferent Climates, and ackiinwl;dg, d that Foo-rgn Markets :lave &frayed Expen nes, avid returned 100 per Cent. They ere desirable for travel ling, always ready, and contain every Article for Writing, lc. The Retail Prices are as follow, viz. Plain. Biased. Snap% .6c. 10 !nett Well 0 14 6 L. I I 0 1.. 1 11 6 12 ditto . . 0 17 6 I 4 0 1 14 6 13 ditto who drawers....l 1 0 1 10 0 2 U A 14 ditto 1 4 0 I 1 l 6 2 2 0 16 ditto 18 . 1 10 0 1 18 6 :t 8 0 20 ..t . o 22 ditto 1 15 0 2 7 0 2 17 0 24 ditto ...... •....... 9 2 0 2 12 6 9 0 N. R. Geridesnen, or Country abinet Makers, who have curious Wood, may has, it mad: up in Writing Desks, or any Article it. the Cab,net way, by tirtratlng Ili, sante to the Mande, .ori, N.. 94, Strand, wherr. Country Shopkeepers arm •iipinied on better Torus 11, in at anv oihcr Manufactory in London. Patent Enclui. with Tyr , Keys, put ow Deils ; and old Dollls7epaired or taken in exch. nge. CURZON-STREET, OPPOSITE CHESTERFIELD GARDENS. ASMALL neat HOUSE t. be SOLD, sub ject to M. per Year Ground Rent. Enquire of Mr. Croaby, House Agent, grutnwitreet. Jand J. PATRICK most respectfully info r m . the Nobility alai Gentry iit ge. eral, that they lur e enlarged tlott inernisel. , a 1 1.1..1 in an entire ~ew t den . F and HOUSEHOLD DEA ?sin% tit", soli ~,• c•ir their into...tarn ; amaogatwhich Ut a 1 - 3,10 y rich Daiwa T.ustres, wove Swainos, mud the treea pattern., in Fancy Cambric., for drew, El4 side un bard Cambric, 21.1. • Super Lon.: Cloth is ; Ya-d and truce quarr•e, wide Cambric Mualin, 2s. CI. veer 6ne ditto, 3.61 ; yritb an ayurtinent or tancy and c.lo .rod Muskat and ias.tation Ind a Shawlr., Sc. . 1\ MA Gt/O.IS wide India Calic.4, 10d. Stout ditto, lUd snd Stunt Slieetinp ditto, 11id. ; Gold end jace"net.4, 2s. M{17 . .4. 24. 6d. striae- and C.saliNil Cheeks at 3.. 6/1. HA!sEtIO'I.OI4I I :N -.VII and Yard an Half w life Si.otch, Hs, lite %Tanks Holland Sheeting.; several down of Diaper 1 • 11,111, Clr.ehs, fVOI 2 rl 4111411 a ViligiT of hirer Dinar, eery ~I,eap, some a tittle soiled r a tsemaln) : an eaten. ae atmtnient of tilt eh, v, , st and be 4 Counterpanes e cr site .1 to Sae; a pack of Sup •i6ne Furniture Dimities at wills 21. sd. Flue Wi-lch F annels, Family Miiuniiite ell elisr:ed the lowt-st Wholevate Priem Fn Role $o ey, from nhieh at is an inearisSge ride to make no atm.' mat, at Plin. I, Fraueiamtr•et, arid No 1), Now tt-i )ter folk w A lw gloom 11:1;111, , i1.! W.? , the World, "Torough future shecilisag otßoetce, " And tomes ..;) the .se d. of dark J•i %tee.' IT is new, indned, that manT t cort%plaint, hefnre lilrktny in the baba, be,;.., to be w•••rolv felt. The 3.:11O7 And the Seronituda, Ito looger ea. -.I by penifir.ltion, kVA/ with aygravated sytotatoto•• Riatoorea.o tt:ein.nt., and proeloiut, iu pan - 16d twinges, the chooae or Iftrotl• en 4.14, Cough*, Aolt.tiap, an.l other alfeettost. tithe Lang:, on the c.soroott, though door.oce, etreod ir you wish r., 4.1, ice how 1.1 ayotel !twit attael. ha, to wortgate• theta leveetty, and how. P. ippry..rrenOr 14 "Irr'• Cr.rtS to oboe It a c. 0.-, read Dr WERSTEIte PRACTICAL Ohcf:RVAT/OPIS no the PRESERV A -11014 of HEALTH ;" and 3,14 yoortelfrof hr 3 admirableth. Ditcr Dam( the *tray, pl,o.ant. au I of wtoo sire lotlg tt.,it placed, by repe.t..! heyon , l the ...nw.be.ty of adoubt let Edition of . this Work, price 40. onLI the !het thittk, is putt bottles, ar It, 61. or, pie• a d .uhi. ghootatv, lea .0,14 (duty ittoluded ), are odd by the Pro, , i, tor', et No. 29. rnmal•.gtoo.laue, Vona:hot; ; alto by tb. ir principal Arct. )I , W. rushee. 21, P...dtry %dew,. Ryon% and Cr.. nO, ;L1 . .4.4...f1y Ward, Ne•lh..r.l ; • and C.a. Chy. a'at.) Istt 4. 4 10j,5tv 27. Ilaymarkot; Cl. o out and 3roga t t, 49, S trat a ; Conotterte row, Blot klaar... ; N^whata, !truant. 24, Mali Artre , t, Bovuug't ; J.,r. .;01, Drulgist, P,r a Whotechapel ; end by at lean our Book. Ire ror re.t.e.tabl•• Vender 4Publie Sleditinos en every pros apal Tows in • he United ongdom EI)ICAI. REPOSITORY, MI. 76, LONG r.drd iLidied by tnthority. lent, fm the ssie of attineree Mk DICINE now ad , :iii.oste:ed in the Science nyst e Au Ensoliemeut of the foregiing 4 , l l CtiPtion• it it guile" .1 .1 acknowledged, hat been lot.' wanting in this country ; ettexailly in the Merionoli•,. where Cionnuoitiniss of the I,esst d , erectire tooth:wry dr,. daly lw ikdren ""rti Itho appear to multiply In a very alarming d i give, rertitighout every pal of (+resit Fir:tain. To remeils tlna Goiw• .*e eel', it was deemed highly einn-doent eo fotimi a itepoeiorv, irk.sre Medierin, ranctirwied by ex' wrist'''. or approyed by Pt'doknal Men if eminence, might kel, s” , l ahrre LibeerilliC under ihoorders incident to one common might L o d etety possibie tOVITIIig The tret hazard. ani C'Orll , fdr.my expeller- With -sell Mrs t:.*Ld st•th, Reno:4oly. printed Instritc , i.eis will be 44 i , ied, gratis, to the Purchaser, and which are intended to °IA sLet, mode of living. &c. cf the Patient, until a Thee Lure iieeecotei.lehed s or the 'nerd Medicine abandon. "4 Olt tLit ecceiett, the Proprietors think it incumbent on -I. It t o observe., that unless attention be paid to these " little benefit ran be expected from the most skits CL .6?emt4l nue recni,..nond e d, and adnioni,tered by the intoner.. The following Medicines do! now sold at Reporitor:. At the eommenreicent of this extensive and luuOuti.o3, the Prisinieurs th,ol it in sit on them that all Med;ciows vended by them art-compound " s• beet loinudients, mul wderantrell Intim Whir as ''''"'" - -Thr 11E11 ISII A I.TV R ATIVE and DEtSESTRII r PILL, tr.,' the co— of Ild,ites and Liven Come!einhi s , tat:lnsist!, 14. Stain;,.—lt is generally admitted, dils 'lttlicine it one of the ha7p4e t discureriet in !h.: vashand ru"itl I . ni anoint or Physis-s-Dr. DEIN PtYWDERS„ au itself, celebrated thrringhout Etienne, Inc e/fre *tumid Phlegm, and nbitrected P .notiration, Prier 3d. Stamp ...Or. /101.1. MAN'S INFSTIMA t% SPECIVIe ag.i.inst DEAFNESS, prise tfh. besnles Is. M d.unr hat no pir4b I in the whole of the %ie. , z Medea s and therefore w strongly tecomoiended to the fr , rrt. nh oftl, ,de who are a rtt o o,ol w ith th e loss of hearing gem appottod by Profee,tual Men of '"lcete, are likewise whist din iteismit'aY• dE PARTICCLAR AS To Tilt. I:OCSE. rATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES, SOFA BEDS CIIAIR REDS, AXE) EVE.ItY OTII ER KIND. TIIV. raltlGl%; 110 USE AND INIVIRNTOR. lIUTLER's Fut nisiiing Upholstery, and Cabinet WitC•NO , I , I% 114 , 1 M inuim.tory, Ni 1 14, Cathy rine-street. A large No:inlet-fa of article: of the newe-t, 'mates', Arbil sno-aircoriiimical Fasltiovs, of well seasoned Ma terial+, and exi . cllent Workmanship, with several Improve BIYTI.BII reepectfully M:6l WI the 'rood discernment of the Politic, that they will see through tie paltry devices and in nudarirm+opposed to hint and coonterfesting his articles. It is well known that BUTI.I•.K leo two Patents, one for Tattles, the other for Bedstead.; the principle of the first is itophcalthy to almost all and Is allowed to be a great improvement ; it renders them more convsnieet for llous,s, and retch niinie portable. Toe principle of the other is appli cable to inn.' kinds of Redstends. as Four Fese, Tent, Sofa, and CI, or Berl., winch latter are siegularly useful in Salami., and e.rch, when •hut in, make; a haudsome turniture fir a Sitting room. p'•ring-ruum, Ae. Tire Four Y•st arid telnt Bola go tojetlee kt all parts with biasi, and are fixed with much ease without the help of teals of tacks, or nai's iii the fuiniture, and I.n very poita*.i:e. Parttrular kiiids of the ivy, adapuyd for Gentlemen of the Anny an•t Navy, and lint el 1ine...4 also purtanle Chair•, Att. BITTLEK's Pnt.•nt Manufacture ha-ye been graciously pate-retied by the Kine, *Men. and Borst and ho soured by Dale sfr number. art Ilse Solidity and Gentry, and have bevis highly approved of iu the East and West Indi 1; the merit ul th: Articles has thus mr•t with favourable en eouragineut, arid f - which lie return, grateful aeknowledg : ment., with-amine btu itotice the kind I Oft!. , Pf some others, who fix up large Stan Boards, with BUTI.EII's name inscribed, which may help alai to promote his Businw, or should it be ilesignM otherwise, he, 1,, the permissinn of Providence, ma. etrtartares and sells hi 4 Superior Four post and ittlin Bads, ex cellent 1)i •ing Tables, end Cabinet Article: as above. namely, Catlit'ini•st , --li veld Doors front the Strand, a Brlr•k-fount llouse, where he has constructed SCIIII.II and klachinin for Working the saine, and has I,therveso, been at eosisiderable e , ;perl•e to bring thee' to that utility and degree of perfection at which they now ars. At the ulna• 1/141,0 may be had e•ety setae le for completelv Furnishing !louses. N.B. For Eisportation. PROM the Nobleman to the Peasant, Intoxication is the cause of many of the Diaorders which now ahhct mankind. When reason is thrown off her guard by the potent farce of drinking to excess, it too Often that this i n .. prurience jrnaluces another, or, in plain (tint., a , Naillteeti.ll with a ili.ordcial or unclean prison; and frequent's t1.0.0,1,,h 0 are guilty of these indiscretions are on the point . t entering into the sacred Mail of wedlock, with a discreet and virtuous compaiii )))) . What i 4 the con.equenee of thew re;ilated in.- pmprieties? The infectious poison which has lurked in the body of the husband is coin monicated to the wife and entailed upon the offspring, who conies into the work! a di gusting vp ..lacle to all beholders, aid *object to :be Evil, eruptions of the most inveterate tendency, eke. A mechanic, who uses ni.-tal in the completion of any performance, that has not been properly , - ,6 ords will find his workmanship break, crack, aiid di.play a variety of impeifiutions, in defiance of all loins and diligence : it is ea.icthr the saute with those who enter into the state id wedlock without having their blond properly purified front the contagious .li.tempers it receives through the-e error•, than which undoing is new efficacious than Rftt /1.11154's BOTANICAL SICHLIP, being an adiniraliie diuretic, and acting by perspiration, lie Vet failing to cure ioniplaiuts of this nature, after thee have lam dormant in the ;ihrlbsl for seven, eight, of ten years. Although it is so effectual, it is at the sense tine so innocent, that a child, or a lying-in woman might take it with the gymnast safety ; nor ei thieve the least slangs, cf taking cold even in the mod inclement •e2ROII, which it is scarcely possible to escape during the adminotration of a entin.e of mercury. The Medicines to be had at the Ifouse, No. 9. Anion street, Blackfriai's-rwati ; ant of all the hfedicitie Venders in ill, United Kingdom. N. W A. D. Swinton th. Pto,rteee,r (sun a Dr. CHOW the Ropil College of Phyt.ci.un, London), neay IH cousulted Crum h tilt 3, or lett:t containing the mud ke QTEEL's LAVENDER and HONEY IVA TERS —The N..tnlity and Gentry are respectfully In formed, these celebrated Perfumes continue on Sale at 9s 9.d. and 41. 6d. per Wattle, as usual, of the most am.•ntral Quali tie., at Steel arid Meyer's, lavender Water Merchants to Mir Royal Highness the Prine , s; of Wales, Nn. IS, Catherine sheet, Strand. From the great demand. made by Merchants, Captains of Ships, and other., for this.. articles to export, they are informed they may be supplied from their extensive stock, with from one to 1(10 Croce at Two Days' notice, and that the lowest Pr.ce, by theGmee only, ts 28s. per Dozen ; thin Las.nder. ifls • th- Honey W a ter, 's T. Meyer's celebrated Dentifrice is soul N as usual at 9.. the Bus, or 11. Is. per Dozen, the excellence of which is t well known to need a repetition. Families residing in the Connuy, may have ant quantity eat Lavemler sent them, try remitting %Auto% fed« ft. ?.:anon • in Tow n POWDER rot THE DESTRUCTION OF RATS rptits Composition is the invention of Mr. T. 11 RAISS, Meacham. at Havant ' in ltampslitre; who begs leave to recom men d i t f or thz Destruction of RATS and MICE infesting Dwelling-houses, Mains, Stables, Storm houses, Granaries, bish-hou4e., dc. Masten of Ships may also, ia one night, witness the effects of this Powder, wb CII allures the vermin to the spin, whet, they wiU eat till they drop, yet no Cat will touch it. The succew with which it has beeu MINI in the Singer Plantations, in Sugar-houses and Stores, deserve. the rcg ml of Metu h int: and Planter.. From the cal culation laid before the Public by Sir James Wright, Bart it appears that " the dmnAge dine hr these wide-waning de. rimier" of emit amounts to no less than 16,510,000 hii.hels annually, which is far more than astricamit I« seed to sow the ensuing year's crop!" The inventor h.ing a permit of cha racter and property, it is scarcely iieceasary to ad.!, that his mo tive in replaillX it, is solely for the public good. But beware of counterfeits, which its great sale has encouraged The gameine pacaTts, price 2s 6d. each, are tinnz up in a red stamp, whereon is the name of T. RAISS They are sold in London only by Champ one and Co A Id gear ; and at Nn. 17, Ave.' faria.Latie, St. Paul's; they may also Ire had of the reputable Booksellers in every Towu an the Kingdain„ BY THE. NINON ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. (" 4 ODBOLIYs VEGETABLE BALSAM, f or 1 1.3 ens Cure of COUGHS, COLDS, ACTH MLS, and CON SU M P TIONS. It it admitted by a body of Physicians, that this Medicine is the first iii the world for the above Complaints; and for the lieneilit of the Community, the following persons have desired their Cases to be made put. et J. Coward, Jeweller, asowes them he way cured of a d ee p Decline by the above edicine, after being given river by Dr. lbwer, and continues in perfect. health. Signed H. Coward, Princes -street, Mar 1, ISO 4. William Janes, Carpenter ' Ald&ate, informs the Public, he was cored oi s de e p D ec li ne by the came ‘todicine, ~(ter be ing r.isen over by Dr. Letiom. Signed Win Jones, June 20, IMO& .1 K Gaidener, C;edalming, through the ....noininenda tinti Lady leabellaTurnaur, infoenta the talk, he received • perk. t Cure by the aaule Med.ctne, after bit hi a dee', De chit:, :nil given over by the anon eminent of the Faculty. Signed .1 Keene, Jan I, 1804. A Child and a young Wonsan at th.ford,, through the reenm rnentlation of the Rev Mr. Hinton, AM also cured of the above aloof-4er by the same Medai.te. Signed Men A. Hinton, Aug. • .1104. Willetnt Wheeler Rix. Henley, begs the Pnblic to be in fumed, he is cured of a deep Detlline by the same Medeine, after being given over by the Faculty. Signed Win. Whe'•kr, Aug. 13, 1804. Certificates of Cure: from the Rio, lion. Marqui4 ..f 1.0. thian, Lords Dudley and Ward, Gramlny, Ma- con.ohl, Forte "nue, an I :111111•10411 01 iler{ of the Nnbil.iy, 3t c. may ne week by apgliyinz to the Pa:anima'', ItleMllll.lll l , 11. Sold by Ching and limier, Ch • x:r.ote ; Shaw 4,e1 Pd. wards, St. Pa.l', Church-yard; liation and (..u• . 1.. U, Ox ford-Inert ; and sunlit other Public Venders in the 'United Kingdom'. ALMANACKS, for 1801. This Day are putilithrd. 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