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- . • -.- N At4MI 1 4.,* i .".. 1..t- 1) \ 4 ' i 4 ..' s • • -, ...4. ?. ti - kr • :,... 114 •-, ~ '-- i .T ,TI, ;.. ~..; ' •.110 - 11; •' •• •-••• lilt •4w , D: _ is NA'. i 7 • • , --- 1 1 W 0, : • - • " . ... ^ • . . , 0 , , Ts i.e C .1 htruttob ....., .. ►1 , ROYAL. DRURY-LANE. I THIS EVE-NINO. WJEDNESDAY, Nor. 28, Their Wakes Servants will perform (second time this Season), a Comedy, called SHE WOU'D AND SHE WOU'D NOT. Dori Manuel, Mr. Mathews; Don Philip, Mr. Borrsmore ; o rt , e i,,, Mr. Holland ; Don Letri , , Mr. Nutley ; Mr. Mesiducks ; Trappnti, Mr. atnit..ter ; Soto, Mr. %readier. Hippolita, Mite De Camp; ltosara, Miss Mellon; Flora, Mrs. Harlowe; Viletta, Mrs, Pope. After which will be produced ((or the Bth time) an Operatic Piero., in two acts, called MATRIMONY. With 14.!w Scenes, DTViel, and Decorations. The Overture and Music entirely New, composed by M P. King. The Vsiiicipal Characters by Mr. Dnwton, Mr. Ell - in.'s, Mr. Johnstone, Mr. Fisher, Mr. 14.1 e, Mr. Jordan, Mrs. Nand. The Young Renews being engaged at this Theatre, the public are respectfMy informed, th.st he will make his First App.:erases early in the Second Week•in Deeemher. The New Operatic Piece of Matrimony, will be repeated ever , evening this Week.-To morrow, after the Comedy of To • Belle's Stratagem. "THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT. 1 GARDEN. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Nov. ts, will be acted (twenty-first time), a New Comedy, in Five /vit.:, called THE BLIND BARGAIN; Or, HEAR HIM OUT. With New Scams and Dresses. • The Characters by Mr. Phweett, Mr. r Fader, Mr. Emery, Mr Blanchard, Mr. Kemble, Lewis,ar. Clinics, Mr. Jefteries Mr. At• Lot Mrs. &A., Mrs. Davenport, Mhs Davies (with I Song in Character), Mrs. Amery, To ninth will be added (by prrticular &vire), a Greed Strip- , Comic Romantic Melo-Dransa, calEol VALENTINE AN!) ORSON. With New and Additional Splendour. The Piece to conclude with a GRAND PAGEANT, Representing tine Meeting of he Emperor of Constantioi , pie and the King of France. To-morrow, the Comedy ofJohni Bull, with the Escapes; or The Water earner. The Public are respectfully "informed that a New Comic Opera in Three Acts, is in rehearsal, and will very soon be En3dlel 'TILL OPEN, since Twn Years, at SAVILLE -1.1 HOUSE, LEICESTER-SQUARE. every Day, from Ten in the Morning till Ten in the Evening, under Ow Pa nonage of Hu Royal Highness the Prince of Wale:, the cc - Treated, original and wow:writs' Exhibition of the incomparable French, English, and German INVISIBLE GIRLS of Mr. CHARLES, the only inventor tNereni. Alai the new, and still more astonishing Experiment of the WONDERFUL RUST of the famous Oracle of Delphos, which, by the motion of its head, eyes, and lips, appears ai if animated; and, to the surprise of the visitors, will hold a conversation even while keld in their hands; sing in Eugli,la, French, and German ; the hour by the Watch, Ac. de. OFFICERS of the ARMY, NAVY, MER CHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, &c are stro•igly seconamesided HUNTER'S RESTORATIVE BALSAM of L; FE and HEALTH, whir h is taken by Geratlesnen oldie first distinction of this kingdom, as well as others, by whom i t is acknowledged to possess most efficacious properties in the Cure of Weaknesses and Decays. It supplies the exhausted parts with fresh Jaime, and totally re-establishes the whole Nervous Bynum Gentlemen from the Elm arid West Indies, whose habits Imre relaxed by the heat of those einiates, have received infiuite benefit; as well as Mixers belonging to the Army Ind Navy, whose constitutions were impaired by hard service, the various changes of Ornate, are. For Paine in the Back and Latim,,Gliewesand Seminal Weak nesses, perhaps there is not any Medicine, in public or piiate prafitce, which has been more sixeessful. CASES OF GREAT IMPORTANCE. A Commander of one or Ills Majesty's ships has, in a letter, acknowledged die prat benefit he received from this Restorative &dam, sad lays, Tim the Pr.iprietur is at liberty to shew it to any gentleman desirous of taki.g the Pills " An Officer of the Guards has also ackn,aledgisl that this Re stoptive Vedic-in* is far Itiperig,f in Weakness, and Nerv.ms Dethlity, to any Medicine he had ever heard of, and that he therefore feels the utmost pleasure and sates aotson in remns mending at to the slide of his friends and acqoanitance. Henry Griatinon, Err; a gentleman of universal benevolence, has common icated the following case: " Mrs. Knight, of We s tminster, in the Spring of 1802, was affli3ed with a very great weakuess of the nerves of the sto mach, which took away bet stre.ivh, produce! a shortness of breath and total lON of appetite, insuinach so, that she thought her life in great danger. She cocooned many of th, Faculty, and after having tried many meliemes, was told that nothing *mold do her good. Having heard her ease, and knowing the efficacy of Hunter's Pills in such doroden, I recoromenilvd a trial, and gave her one small box. I called again upon her on that day week, when I knew she must have taken the last base, and was asto Indied at the great siteratiiin in her loots for the better. She has silica, I understand, taken two et three small boxes more, and is perfettly recovered, aort desires ac to say, sine will be happy to give any information concern 13g tier cam, I sin, Sir, Z 4O . 5, Youite,treet, " Your obedient humble servant, E,Millgt,lll Feb. 7. " HENRI: ORIMSTON." To Mr. Wade, Old Bond.strect. A Gentleman in Sits-ex had suffered for many months the Mad awful depression of spirits, and had tried, as he expressed binwelf, the most famous Drops and Tincture+, Mit conhirt no a• ,, t of relict till aanist time after he had taken the Restorative Another Gentleman, near Petwoetti, in Sussex, writes, u that be is truly sensible of the efficacy of this motile aml inestimable Medicine in relaxations of the solids, tee. by the very flattering benefit he had received, on taking one large box." Many other Gentlemen have been candid enough to declare that this Medicine had answered tho purpose of a peeled Re storative; in short, it is now in such repute, as to be used and licninniended by many of the Faculty. Numbers who had undergone too powerful courses of Mei , cliff bane of health: which reduced them to a stare of seeable existence ' received the inning benefit fmni thi. Re. iterative ; for, after loss of strength and vtgour, they happily *Opined their framer health. No•e•-.This Restorative is prepared in Pills, which prodlice Male gradual and lasting effects than all the internal tams; • liner ?arts of the Balsam aro also better preserved. Fell directinns are sealed ur with each boa. Toby had at W a d e r s Medical Warehouse, No. 163, Fleet • beet; and at No. 13, Old Rand-street; Mr. Mathews, bosh- Oiler, Strand; Royal Exchange; Racon, Oxford street . ; and ef all other Venders of Medicines in Town and Country, price el. 3d. the bus or it may be had in later Inures, price only Il • 9 '. which cniitain the quantity of six email boxes, as made • for the army, navy, lie. • Country Centlemen, and ethers. may be supplied with ado lidedleine by sending their oriPri, by coachmen or Ilc• "MM. ne by Li:closing ea.li in a small parcel, directed to M.. "kn Wade, NO 163. Fleet-street; Sc at No. 13, Old Bond Li s; Cue wttli purpose, complete packing boxes are provided tea sesding it with safety, to any part ut the kingdoms, IreLiiid, &Wand, ice. ...e . A Pamphlet on the virtues of the Restorative, with a {bad Cam aunssed, win be bade( the Veaderii 44. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1804. PERCH IRD, Mayor. The First Court held on TUESD VI the 27th day of November, 1804, and in the 45th year of the Reign of George the Third, of the United Kingdom of Great Bri. lain and Ireland, Kiug, 31C. RC , . , LVED, THAT the THANKS of thin COURT be given tote R , ght Kinourable JOHN PER RING, late Lot! Mayor of thiv City, for the active r•al and uniform attention wit It which he executed the vat ions dutiev of that exalted Office, for his able, upright, and decirkd Conduct in the Adainistra• tine of Public Justice, for she Tranquillity which he preserved in the Me+ropodi during the time he filled the Civic Clair; and for the strict and chiie attention paid by him uni all oece. *10(1.$ to proomte the welfare and liappines: of the great City • over which he presided. WOOD . ritott PE. STATE LOTTERY, hvgins D rA wi ng th e 2 8 th of JANUARY, 1805. SCHEME. 1 of L.2:),040 is I. 2 a,OOO 2 -- 20,000 4n,000 3 10,000 sO,OOO 3 --- 5,000 15,000 6 1,000 6,000 10 son —5, .00 30 100 --. 3,000 1,0 --- 50 3,0 , 10 6,150 21.) --... 12'3,000 —,---. —.. 21,000 Tickets L 2,0,000 Tickttsand Sharys are selling at every Licensed Lottery Office. Price of Ticket I. 18 10 0 Half .L. 9 9 0 Earchth .L2 8 0 I • Quarter 4 15 0 Sixte.teth 1 4 4) •.• Those who wi.ti to have partk:ohr Nombere, should Ise speedy in their Apaii,tion to soma ~r the 1,-e•cry Officer, As the final de ;very ..; Tick. ts 6r... tl.: bank of England will take place ott the 29th of December. S FATE LOTTERY. To bcgio Dmviing Ystn of Jkr(LIASY, 1805. RICHARDBON. GOODLUCK, and Co. re sp..effwly request Least: 0, re•comm•and to their Friends “nrl the Public itl fee •sal, art early purchase in the present Lottery, r• iv peesom-d thi Tickets will be nea-ly all sold re the Wheels in mond, wnic•• wilt advair.:.• the Price coisidi-rwrir. The Scheme n universally rpprov,d of, inure Cairital Pnre., and of g - i• Ate Ma:tilt:de •ha., th r hot L tie• in winch the "'abbe were Id f otunate.ta hate: every in. of vie Are • Prins (fruit the Five 11orailreds o,:r to the Twenty Te•mnrlds inclus;ve) shared amongst :1 - .4n, n rtwith starldriii c,e Subscriber bad a reit rummer of Tickets on hand when t..e Dwaine oantruesical. Those who Are I "fobtain:aig particoiar Rammer., are acquainted twit they may be procure. , by an early Anplicat.ori, at tha Otillee.r, the Corner of Rank-buildings, Cont:iill, and faci.ig the Gate of the ding's Mews, Charing-Cron, of RICHARTISAN, GO' SDI,ItCR, al I en ONE GUINEA IN TIMEE S %V . ED, With Warmth, Plea , iiitnels, and Dori!l lie y united, in the purctur. of COLLYEK's SILK STOCKINrS with Co ['- TON FEET, removed from the Poultry to No 146, Fleo street, IIE astonishing rapidly increasing demand for T the ahoy., being • fel r infirmatio.i of their r:sl utility, has induce! %fr. CULLY ER most res,,efifully tu submit their peculiar and distinguished exc to the dis.ernment the Nobility, Geotry, Clergy, and Pollee In gen ,rat, having just completed the largest and met megant assortment ewer herons exhibited for public insr.ecr.on....Ladies stout Ctuua White S,lk, 7s. 6.1. a pair, or mree pa r for a.guiriea, to Ss. Gd —Gentlemen's, 7s. 61. a sir, or rh...e pair fora guinea, to 10s. 6cl —Ladies and Gentlemen` stout Black dttto, from Bs._ 6d. to 101.6 d. N. B. Evert Article of Iloiiery for the pr isent season, when 4 id in quantities of three pair .rd upwardo j at tbe whoistale trade prices. FOR 'IIIE GROWTH 11Alte. RUSSIA OIL, the only Article tliarra — yek discovered etak:ne the 1 I IR WtOW THICK a. , 1 LONG, even un Bald Plazas, 'Witirdters, Eye MOM Arc Jrc. and wis.; in all cases prevent the Nair falling at, either though Age, ',mess, or Lying.:n. Tlie Oil being an greet a stonigthen^r and perservbr a! tt.,. !lair, as to prevent it. turning Grey to .he latest period of Life. It is of inlnite 4ervice in promoinig the Growth of Hair en Children; and when all other dist:tolerated for the Na,, prove metes , ' a few Bottles of the Russia Oil will ins f moil tu have the desired e ffect. Ti. almve Oil is warranted .oerfectly innucint, and has a peasant •mell. Price 7s. per Bottle, or a large one, con tain 34 Four small, at One Guinea. Toter had of Mr. Prince, Ni., 333, Usford-street, near Argvle.stmin ; and, by Appoint ment, at Mr. FilICl/ . ., China WArChOWW, No. S, Berkeley square; at Mr. Flolluel, New.rnan, No. 1, Royal Exchange; Mr. Green's Medicine W•trehuuse, 152, Ox.Oili.,treet; Mr. Ward', Medicine Watehome, 3i4, opPicte G•ay's Inn , Mil. born, London; Mr. Waite- Mo. tat, Strand, hear Temple btr ; and at Mr. Shepherd . ., opposite the Exchange. Mr W. Raburn, Perfumer, No. 15, N. Bridge, k..iliaburgh. N. a. The Ru,ia Oil will be found iahnitely s .rvice.ibist in restoring the law of flair on Hanes, width often proves •great d.sligerern•mt to those valuable Animals, and the Hair always comae its saturi,lealosr. and not Wit.. ARMY CONTRACTS. COMMISSARY GENERAL'S OFFICE, ' Great Geurge Street, Nut. 27, 1814. N OTICE it hereby given to all Persons desirous gf rotitra , iin al to supp/y the fielow.ng Articles for the Use of the Army, air. BREAD—To the Troops in Barracks and Starters in the Couaties af Sasser, Bedford, IYorfoth, Word, Stafford, surd Worcester. O.4lS—Tu the Cavalry in Cantonments mud Pdiarters in the of UlArd, Stafford, Cambridge, and Northampton. dlnd FOIUCL, id:. Oats, !fay, and Straw, to the Cawley is Rirracks in the Counties of Nottingham and Wanes k. The Deliveries to commence on an l for the 25th 13,1 of Dee fn. bec nest ; that P. op i ne , * in Writing, sealed up, awl naked " Tender for Army Supplies," will be received at this Office, on or ' , flare the 4th Day of said Month if December (bat none will he ra cited after Ta•e/re o'Clack en that Day) ; mid, if se, t by Ent, the Postoge to be paid. Proposals min be made separately for each County, and the Names of Two good Sareties, with their Places of Residence, must be inserted .it the Foot thereof ; and no render will be totired bIlt• lan the Party or Agent reit at this (Vice on the following Day to basso the Decidentherton. Particulars of the Cmatriets m sye be hod, upon Applicatio s at this Orsee s betimes the flours Tenand Fear. VICTUALLIN(;.OFFICE. No►. 1, 1804. - . - - THE COMMISSIONERS for VianalizSig His Majesty's .Nary do hereby eta Notice, That on WEDNI:S DAY, the 12th Alec neat, they kill be resell; to recrire Tender, in ieritiog (seakl op), and twat for the Sapid!, of siAat Frt.4 /kV only be rignired Or the use of Nis Illadetty's Ships and Vest,* at lie, rhaaen, dart in Bantry itoy, on the Coast of Ireland, Pr the Spate of Tiostve Montle, commencing the Ist of JallUdiry, and caging the 91st of &reinter, 1905 to Le pail for by payalde with laterest, ?Anna days after date The Conditions of the Contrast mat bt sea at the Seesotates Oirset g at this o*.e ; or by applyiac to Mr. Danetervillei the Agent for the at the Cnve of Corit. No Re-,rd wilt be hod to any Tender in which the Price Ana not be infected in Words at tenth, or that thr il l n.,t br desitered to the Nixed &Vire One aTtOric on the null Wedneolay, the 18th Decensher neat, nor sandal the Permit who ,saber the reader. Or lOW Period on his &het; , :ttrOlil to mimeo when raled tor. WAREHOUSE for REAL SPANISH LAMBS' WOOL HOSIERY, Es.tra Stroll' Pantstoms, Re. No. 135, Straad, Thre2 Door, %Vest from Arundel-street. THOMAS CANE (late Cattet and Cane), Ho lie, to Her Majesty and the Royal Family, Ponta coon Stiker to Their Royal Fligtmesnw the Prince of Wales, the Doke: of York, Kent, Cumberland, Susses, and Carob idge, begs to swims to the inspectini sal the Nobility and Gentry a choice Selection of !foie awl Sock+, made of Spaniib Lambs' Wool, remarkably sort and warm, and neithershrnrk or thicken by sr:adult', inside Waistcoats and Drawers to Ladies and Gentlemen, with a yari:ty of other usefril Art.rles nitbe eanse; also a new and lenirmrst and of Shin Silk Hose, iusend-si as Morning or Htlf Dress, being rather reamer, were elastic and agreeable, than Cotten Stockings, and never get hard. EMT 3 hue ditto, with embroidered Clocks of new Patterns; likew We tits richest figurNl arid plain Lac, oath aU other descriptions stiltodety, In the greatest variety. Elastic double wove and Bauble milled Petrel Cotton, and VlCuistesk,gee greaehes and Pallt11 , 0o“O, of Death anti itivrores, and Pfaff, Wirtte, Me, • and Green, for Reyimenrols and UniCortris, more durable than Corduroy, and du not spot or stain , the finest ki.ids rd saute fur Evening Black Silk Pamaluons, no kcd with Feet, to re , terrible Breeches and Steekinc•, for DIMS; Elastic Garter. to draw on without &mons, ht close, and do rat wifine the M- I step; Briers or Slings on new and approved principles; Patent Milita , y Cotton Glom, a sub-titete for Leather ; thick Yarn ditto for driving or hunting Was and Travel,iny Cai.s; DtessMg Gowns, Packet a:,cl Neck Iland kerchie>S Welch Flannels, Sc. N. IS Merchants and Country Dealers supplied on the newt incident* terms. THE ELABOR ATORT, No. 33. BEDFORD-STREET, CO V ENT-GARDEN. Fr HE only Genuine Key. WILLIAM BAR & CLAY'. PATENT ANTIBILIUUS PILLS, made ac cording to the Pateat, trtizh, to conrrnee the Public, may he seen there. The P❑blic are warranted in believing, that the above contain. on Aloe. inn Mercury, and that, to their merit. alone in Bilious, Gouty, and Narrows cases, they are indabted for thattlktineuished patronage 'which they alone pna...111. They are Sold Genuine at the following places: Messrs. Newbury and Sons, Meters. Shaw and I• dwardt, St Paul * . Church-yard ; Mr. Butler, Clicaphde; Mesim. Bare 'ay and Son, Fleet-market; Mears. Dicey and Sutton, Bow Church yard; %feasts. Howard and Evans, Long lane, Sinithheld ; lir. Siddanii, 1511, Strand; M !or.. Ractn and Co Ox6ad• road ;in /11X Ss. 61. and Its.. autch ; and by all other re spectable Yowlers in Town and (700 ntrv. M.B. Non, hut these read: front the specification in the Pa tent are grown', Of wall keep. (PIRICICSIXPXNeI. Speedily will be pubiedisd.. By C. slid R. Baldwin, of New Illickige-nreet, UUTLINES of a PLAN, calculated to put a stop to the Pmgreis of the MALIGNANT C' iNTh- GlONwhielt 'arson the Shores of theiMEDITERRANEAN, if, potwithatanding every preesutien to the money, it tug... tunately should make its way iuto this Country. • By RICHARD PEARSON, M.D. This Day is published, in One thick Volume, hsodinmely printed in Foidscap Octavo, an Superfine Wore Paper, price 7. in hoards. SELECTIONS from the WORKS of BISHOP TAYLOR, HOOKER, BISHOP HALL, acdßl) BACON : with an ANALYSIS of the ADVANCEMENT of LEARNING. By BASIL MONTAW. El 4. A. M. Printed fur J. Mawman, Poultry. Of whom mar be had, b y the same A thor,, A SUMMARY of the LAW of SPT-LIFE, aad a DI GESTof the PANKRUPT LAWS, of which Wok the S. coed Volume wilt be published early in the next Month. This DAy are published, neatly printed in One Volume, Dewy 12,110. pm 4s. boards, the sixth Edition of TECTURES on the ART of READING. in Two Parts Containing, Part I. The Art of Read. ing Prose; Pert 11. The Art of Reading Verse. By THOMAS SHEitIDAN, A.M. Printed for J . Martian ; Longman, limit, Rees, and crime; and C. Law. Where may be had, b. the same Author, 1. COMPLETE DICTION 'AY of the ENGLLSH LAN GUAGE, B,u. 1:s boards. • e • Another Edition for the Use of S.-hriolt, eocreeteel anal im , roved by N. Salmon, in One Volume, square limo. se. bound. 2 LECTURES on ELOCUTION; togaher with two Disieitatinnt nn Laneittr, fi tine Ed•tion,Bvo. it. boards. 9 PLAN .. EDUCATION for the YOUNG NOBILITY and GENTRY of GREAT BRITAIN. Bro. St. Wards. Lately nulAithert, haud‘umely printed in two large Volumes, Di;odoeitys..., price is breeds 9s. the Second &litho, con si.lerably enlarged, of A Ni ESSAY ON EDUCATION ; in which LB. are particularly C11r1!cf...,1 the Nter,tt and perieta of the Ducipline and Instruction in oar Academies. Br theßev. WILLIAM BARROW, LL. D sod F. a, S. Author of thc Bampton Lecture for 1799; and Lite Mater of the Academy, Soho Square, L0 , 14.1ti. Printed for F. C. and J. No. 1,2, St flours Chumh-eaid Sold Is ha J Hat^ . .l.,al, No. 1 4 0, Picm'ily. • • The Two Charters on OR AllktTlC PERFORM ANCES at SCHOOLS, and on our ENGLISH UNIVENSI TILs, a d,a,,t to this E . . 1 rion, are rioted s.parately, PrLm Is. for the Fur -hoiers of the First Edition. Lately pu'iliqlsail; in Two large price in boards Ins. the Fi.W Edition of ELEMENTS of GENERAL KNOWLEDGE; intrndu.-tory to triarul B .ict in the Principal Winches of LITERATURE awl SCIENCE. Wahl Liellot it,.. roost approved Authors. Designed chiefly for Ili, juniow Stodeuts is the Univeisities, end the Weser Claques in 50.04. a HENRY KETT, R.I). Fellow and Tut.sr of Trinity Culler, (Wird. Sell by F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Paul', Charzbqyanti; Ilactiard, Piccadilly ; 'sod Egerton, Whitehall, 1..nodoo; Illonwel and Parker, and J. Cooke, I-bawd; aad Elaighton, Cambridge. Of whom may be had, lately published by the same Author, the Fount, Ed turn of HISTORY the INTEAPRETER of PROPHECY; or, A View of Scriptitial Prophecies a.‘,l their Accomplisit vent in the put &lid ~resent Oecur-enc , n of the ‘Vor ; with Cooke tuna, smOrcting; *ea /azure Completion. In Two Volute* Octavo, price in boards Its. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. THE 10th July, 1804, two Causes were tried be fore Lord Eilentsormigh and a S;icclal Jun, of hterclianis, at Guiklhail,l,lllll , lll, between B H. littlish, of the Str the only Proprietor .n that etcell-nt Medicine called Dr. AN - I)ERiON's, or the TKUE SCOT'. PILLS, Plaintiff, John Tyce, of Flect•market, and J. &Junk, of Tottenham-coo:t -riad, Defendants. Mr. Inclalt obtained an Order of Court agal-tat them tv..? the London Gazette) The cause of t.tiori ads the Defe ants selling • sort of Szot's Pills, wrapped us papers represent ing them to be made by Mr. James 1. 1 sat, one of the Plain• ti( enc.-stem, and as coining (turn the Proprietor's dwelling house, in the Strand. Mr. Erskine stated the high reoetition this Meeheine has hzen held to tut upwards of 1.50 years, ever since the merit tion of it by that skilful and eminent man, Dr. Patrick An derson, Physician to Ring Charles!. and the limb esteem it his been he.d in by many of the first Phy-itiatts since his time; several have given Mr. In list, s imrl v cortibcates of its excel knee, recommending it se a most useful (a rids rnedicroe ; and at b..-ing clearly proved that the Plain itf and his ancestors, 4•- meoJed from Dr. Anderson, w. ro pea...sad of the genunte an I only true receipt for tla.: pre rasing .4 this roAlcirie, t. (ammo the Poblic against purchasing, and all Drar,gists, Chym.sts, and Venders of Ms liana in particular, against selling, spurio:l6 Scot's Pills. Mr. biglith har thought it expedient to poh:ifih to the world the foregoing facts and authorities throuso inc ramilum of the Lembo (4.lsettc, and many of Inc Toere and C.nritry News papers. lie hereby pre, notice, tnat he will certainly bring actions against all persons Who shall hereafter any Nis for SOUS Lille, prepared bf him, or C 0111111( fray 1314 'lOl4lll, ep• par it • the' New Church, 111 the Strand, whist' are neon. The Commissioners of Hl. Majert,'s ff:anap Duties have f•deretl, that the Stamp wrapped round the 1)..z shah contain the following words: " B. H. Inel,llb,No.l6h, Stra.td, opposite the New Church," printed waft red mil; every box wfthont tins name on the stamp are rive to ira dangeroier contiterfrita Each box is wrapped in a printed hill, dlescnbing the various COM piminte for wtsi-h thr Pore are peen:lady ii -rvicealve, and in same . aaos they are filly established to be a epreifse a .d se. teangn ram.:dy l sill all the wrappers hare N 4-. In; feih't Arm. Feint :don Uwe% and arc sluscd--" B H. IN GUSH." N B. Wh.t. you ~u•cbase, pl,to to ark. for Ingliatt's Scow r.116.—•l dcal aMu other Medicine. I T is now a truth well known and attested by Persona of the first respe•llability, tb.it Dr lIRODUN's NERVOUS CORDIAL, and BOTANICAL. SYRUP, are the most efficacious in Nervous ' Debilitated, and tonsutnitti‘e C anplailats the virtue of these Medicines has so often.hemi tried with unexampled soccer, and stood the test of tone, as well as the .uuat minute invetigatson particularly as to the troth of the cases published in the DOftor's Pamphlets ; that they we now resorted to by the Noointy and Gentry, as well as other Persons, itimmuch that the demand alone for these Medicines it a convincing proof of their totality in the cores a . .asse mentioned. 'The Medicines to be had at the Rune, No. 9, Albion street, Blackfriars-roa I; and of all the Vond..irs of Medicine in the Vo. ted Kingdom. N. B. A. D. Swinton, the Pro; peter (Son of Dr. Swinton, Fdluw oldie Royal College of Physteteas, Lon•lori), may b.: consulted from Tea omit Three, ur by Letter containing the. umal fee. _ _ _ . . . . ••• A five Guinea Bottle of the Nervous Cordial contains six 11. 21. Bottles. 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