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4;4 ;...,14 r NUMBER 2903 ', •••••- THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. TC - MORROW EVENING ; ° Jan. 9 , 'lBoz, • • . Their M'ajesties' Servants. will ' THE BEGGARS' OPERA. 119 r. Peachum,_Mr, DOWTON ; • • Lockit, ‘VATIIES.I • Captain Macheatli, Mr. K L i.T.Y ; • • • Filch, Mr... , SUETT. • Mrs. Peaclnim,..Mrs SPARKS; Polly'PeaC:lnini. Mrs. MOUNTAIN; • • • Lucy Lockit, Miss DE CAMP. VVITII • DO JUAN. On Monday, King.Flenry N the Fourth ; in which the Ma= Wader of john Falsntif wili.be.attenwted by Mr.' Palmer. On Tuesday, Love in aV i ; Rosetta, Mrs. - Billington, On Wednesday, The Gailies:er. !The Tragedy of Vjnice P res . :iv:A; is in rehearsal; and will ie produced immediately. A New Piece in Two Acts, with songs,, called Urania; or; The Illumine, is in rehearsal, and will be prociued as soon as. possible. . . THEATRE -ROYAL, COUNT-GARDEN____ ~ T° -MORROW EVENING, Jan. 9, iEoz, will-be performed, - . LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Young MeadoWs, Mr, I NCLEDON ; Hawthorn; Mr: - joHNsToNE ; .. Hodge, Mr. KNIGHT ;. . Sir William Meadows -Mr. WADDY ; - justice VioodCock,-. ' M r ' NI " DEN, Debor a h , 'Mrs. AVENPORT ; D •,, - Madge, Mrs. MA RT yR ; . Lucinda, Mrs. ATK INS ; Rosetta, Mrs, BILLINGTOW • wir.R. 0-ncl aY . THE REVIEW. The Reven • Z- - Mr. Cooke. o n ..1- tie __,. .., .. ,ge ~ anga, . '- , d)?, roily as It Flies. . • .9,n We,doesda Iy, Kin g Ri chard the Third. - .. e Niew Pantomi me w i ll be o performed on Mandan, Tuesday, and Wedneda-,. -- ' • . On ri hursday, Love in a Villa e .All . . And on Friday Will be produc g eci a New Tragedy, called .onso • - -..............,__ ORANELAGIT. N THURSDAY, JANUARY 21St, 1802, pft mitt.t. nt GIVEN . A SUPERB MAgK'D• BALL, .. IN HONO OF THE BIRTH...DAY OF HER 'MAYINES. . ' WITH A S UPPER JEST D W F urther parti cu l ars .i n d ue t i me; AN ..........--______ PHCtNIX FIRE-OFFICE. J)ERSONS • Dec. 16, 18ot. chr whose I'lora — flu' Pa . knzetit s fiiii due at . z . . whose art relitiestetl to take Notice, Tint rripted Keeeipts are nutty o ready at- the Offices ittlorninrd-street, 'and Comer 'of Spiing-C-ardcii, tharing,Cruss; and in that Count r y in the hat th of- the several A - o...riis. 'Attchdatice is. gla ily 4lvetl for Ow Insuring of Houses; , .Buildings,litruse noid Goods, Stock in Traci; ancl.Mercinuutize ; also, Ships ill Harbour, .Cargo: in Siiipst:all Eiglifert, in RivtiS and C anals, - anti. Ships Building or Repairing, from Loss, of D'AmAGE by FIRE: The In s u rance of ACV.ICI.jITURAT; t:iOJC, as first praaised by .tin s.:'.ofliee upon the rektdeci „Rate of Three Shillings' percent. Will .he found on due eXamillation better f3y,:r r io, r‘ of such Pto- Il h erbMtlittn any of th e f anc if ul new scheme:Atte] v adverA i tett. . 1-ft)IVIAS--WORSI:EV, S#. . _ ALL PERSONS .Davin any , Demand }On the ESTATE-Of 111r‘.,..R . 1C HA RD High trekt, Biec)iifsbuiy; chetisetribnget, tizccas . ea, are forthwith tiesired to send in toil' Accounts to the Adrninisttatot 4 -s .At lorney, Mr. Titoinas-Webb,, No. 2.2., Garlick Bill, ,that•the ample T ray , - . - titherwise they will • lose their tirs Ptvidend tt*reon,-:-And Persons indebted, to the said Estate, are regret{ - to - pay the Sanie imniediately to Estate, Web, 'as P di"ngs wilt b 4 taken for r Or nae, the recover dove,thereot wittpurfartheiNotice . • , • BFTTEP . 'LUCK f - N TTIE NEW.- YEAR. . AT the COmtneneenient of . ey'ety; New .. Year-, ancient Artists Used.to give,the GodciesS Forty..ne. anew face, with an appropriate inscripti, - , 11 . ihr frOwn v••• ac.- companied,with the titotto---:“. I Negleet of Cottitslfrp'''h e r smilts with the-emphatic:at krtscription-,-i" The'Reivard of Perse'verance." What a. short, but salutary ter A d veil ture r s , '):V.hb -may have met Fort - tines frowns, in lesson to Lot the Lotteries last year, but by' persevering" tO - woo her, she may smile year, in the New Year. . To many, Indeed, slae` 'Proves prtypiti9u•s on their first address. • This . has been ex -I,,,siv'e4 experienced. for several Lotterie's,very Lipital t'l,e,fl)Y Illarnernus Individuals who- piirchaSed. their Ticks and S iares at POPE's Office, corner of the RoA;01 Exchange, =al the Bank Of England, where the Goddess leas been libe -1 to .a pf,digaitir, and partieidarly so inthe fist Irislt-..L,ot terv. At this. 0 fif • . ptibli e „ e ~,:,c Le, avowectly sandioned by ornmodat,tl 'V' .- • I. ith Tickets and' Forturt, the ensuing Eltglish Lottery' , Shar . es , . tor, the in a' great variety:of NumDers. n ' ti7rli 'WEN-LES. FARM AND MILL To E LETT. . To BE LFTT . •a' - I P t . Candlemas ' 3 .!11 enteret, upon a- -- ..,-.11. ,, . -: I)ay next, a FARM, called CW ERNVA L E; 'itt,lic .t',,rish of -Crickhowell, ofd gOfklc Patin House, and, in the Cobery o° Brecon consiSting• and about ' , 2 A '' i suitable - 0 cres n Arable, Meadow, and Pasture Land i and also a good.W•ter Coritliill,'whieh 11.-s heen'tatefY.ere'ffed' and is supplied with a good St e• of At- r in rltc dric,-_it Seasons :Al-e whole is in nie‘'ternl4ll.ve•O'‘ Ed‘; '- a c rd Parry --- •Tne • • _ . Land is so situate, that Water, to.r'tl.l,- T.tv'pio;;e oi. trijotioo. znay be hronght over almost eyary Piel . ir'k' I he' Farm. Appli to ItIr: E.;.rerest; t;reenwioi, Kent l ,' or to mr. John kt v.,fict, Builder,-BreCon. 4'IISIO4IshaL,E"I;ON, - POCIs- 1---'•13•00k . anti 13LACK ?4,1%.:..NC1 L. :,I.Kfill„i itof..the 1.t..1 NG 'and PRI N C E 4r, , tile yr ;,,,-iti4Fu;g/iZtury,, NO.• 162; St rand, tp ositit'tel*3i'L-itYttcti 'tali af.,...Nti). .1 4i., - S traird oppo jEt""!.7.ivathcr.rne-,ittlict 10 ';(.3 tr..11:14.,: .:. I - ' ~. • , . . ,CS leave tOititc:(KlNAl'iccuth'e Pcifltie his Ge- . ..,.. cu e t le'L'iteline* ti:'Auxxiime,/..riiEit .#1 . 4 . 11"5; . ' 'C'vitp.SO . Superior kuowieci4.'"s been r6*b/,r''''Y''''r a , :mtbr.i . ty ~. rnver.itii-o : iTAP,entils-1 fi4Y4Y. .alm:m . .o)r a late known : '`.' ‘T- " ,-. .. - . 4r surp .e.very ,lin j Z ot; - the kind betoie, . • • 11raNv1n.,,;,,k4 1 71.• WriPen, ira.. be seen, to distinguish his 1,6'; :;I.' 1' - ''' L. , .-- -- the Mark wilich -i Was formerly (.4 1 1 - c s . ,i '? i f rr rt gofftirexte.tsi. , dto N. -lisl - dleion and the 11' - i(*(Lst9". 13*jaQ‘i c.l'aP tain ~.xiUn caCh Pend t. 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HE following remarkable an d well.ambenti. cited Cure has been recently communicated by hrr Richardson Ferrand l Chemist and DruggiSt,.in Stocktoh upon-Tees, to Mr. Lignum, Surgeon, in Manchester, who takes the earliest opportunity of laying it 'before the Public, in order that those labouring under similar complaints may know where to find relief, and be coin,forted under such heavy afflietions. THE CASE, " A Boy. ..about twelve year s o f age, .sosi of -kr. George Scotson,' a Gentleman of respedability at Bishoptoa, :near Stockton-upon-Tees; in the Caiiiity•of Durham; was brOught to Mr. Ferrand, Druggist inStockton, about three years ago, and was then a dreadful speefacle ; his neck and c;haps were full of holes - haying every appearance of a confi rme d S cro _ phula, or Evil; ? and 'from the noxious smell of the inninnera, ble ulcers, and want of rest, occasioned by the contirdial pain, his life was rendered 4 berthen to him. Mr. Ferranti strong ly reebnimerided Mr. Lignunes Royal Antiscor.buticsDrop.s, 'fbe &y,. In consequence, entered . upon a eour.e of them, and before he finished six bottles, his health was re stored,, sleep became natural, audit' the utters healed and disappeared. Mr. Ferrand advised hith to take a bottle in spring and•autunin, to-prevent, any return, so that in the whole he has taken nine bottles, and is pettedly cured. His • Father wrote to Mr.. Ferrand a hon. time after thii astectish ing Cure was effected, and 'concluded ins Letter as follows My Son, who has taken nin e .b ott l e m tignu's Drops, hat • rather Attie scab sometimes, but nothing s ot consequence, which, we hope, will wear off in 'time. " Lam, ive. . G E . coTsozv, " lane 1 5 . — Bishopton, near Stockton-upon-Tees."„ Certified under the hand of :Richardson Ferrand, Druggist' in Stoekton', one or ttie Agents appointed to vend: Mt. Lig-' •nurtes Royal Antiscuroutic•Drops. Likewise Mr. LIGNU.M:s PILLS for a certain Disease, without theleast confinernenrin any seAson, restraint adiet, Or hindrance of business, when all other methods have failed. Price as. 9d.•tht box; with diredions. , Also LI G•Nt.l Al's LOTION, which is found a sovereign • remedy for Surfeits, - aud all Scorbutic Eruptions of the face • and skin, however violent or 'disfiguring ; also for Pimples or "hoick's, kedne:;L: of the N Chin, <te. and for every. iiiipwrity or. unnatural appearance with which ,he skin may be Sold, with nircefions; at zs. 9d. the bottle. • These Drops are sold, in moulded 'squat.: bottlei, at tzs. and 4s. 6d. One tzs, bottle is equal in quantity to three 4•;'-' 6d. Ones: • They may be' had; wholesale and retail, at Mr. Lignum's Dispensary,' ,•No, 57, Btitk,e-street, Manehes-' ter ; at' Howard and Evans's, No. 4a, Long-lane, West- Smithfield, soleWholesale•Agents in London ; and retail by. . the rollbwing persons Cundell, No. 47, Minories; W. Clark, No. 269, .Borotigh ; tordan, N0.•33, WhitechtiPel; Jeboult, No. 150, Oxford: street ; Sutton, No. f4t, Long-, acre ; .Wade, old Bond-street, and No. -163, Fleet-street ; Tutt a,nd Boulton, Royal Exchange ; • Knight, Norton•Fal gate '; Turtle, No.• tz7, Strand ; and Ward, NO: 324, °Hof horn. ADDRE.SS, TO THE PEOPLE OF ENGL. ND, :)N SCORBUTIC COMPLAINTS IN GENERAL. Q CORBUTfC,„ and other Eruptive' Diso r d ers, have very considerably increased in this Country of late years ; ootwithsranding many reinedies have been repeatedly oilOreil to the Public, under the most species pretences, and it is a matter of regret, that after the strenuous efforts of so many parsons, attentjve to 'the cure of these complaints, and the whole Materia Medica „having -been ransacked for the means to eradicate them, they shouldstill gain ground, and becOnie iii, a manner conStittatiorlal to numbers o: the Mhabi ii.rits of alas viirttate. Serious retlettion upon this imp or tant subjea, , has at length determined DoEtor Solemeh to endeavour to ncint out to the Public the causes of these maliadies—th; va.- tiouS forms and appearances by which they arc manifested, and to (dais-some observations on the besontode to obtain a certain and lasting cure; and,'he trusts, 'fiat the destrudive disorders stove al Inded to r av ill be tetally' eratil,cated in many, and their dreadful eymptomsgreatly relieved in all, who ap plaoto the remedies recommended to Ciente in the se'lec'tion of which, the greatest care has been ; t a k en to discard every thing that can possibLy tend to hurt the weakest constitu tions, and to unite With•judicious la:mm:4 those medicines which are the most pointedly directed to remove obstrections and correct impurities iathe vital stream. ' - •. . It has been held by all Physicians, that Chronic Disttona pers - abound chietlyaMong the iohabitants of the Northern parts of the Globe; and we have unhappily experienced the truth of this assertion in this Conntry, wnere the frequent sudden changes of the weather at certain seasons of the year; - spread the moat excruciating and alarming disorders among us, by chilling; the blood, and materially . alletting the state of the. perspitatioo ; 'and 'taus or colds, coughs,. rbeinus, &c: ere: the portentons harh:ngers of almOst every disease which proves•so fatal to the inhataitants of America. Perhaps there is - no Plea - e'en - earth so sukijeat .to these sudden changes as tbe United Star j,- where' tlie - tharenies oil •heat. and, cold are often experienced in one day.. Hence it becomes - a matter of the greatest teitiiirial'i i inpurtanee, to seek ou t f or some general and de c id e d s rentedi:Or those disorders which take their rise, from obstrueled'p . e(alpiration. one of the im mediate effeCts of this obstruction-is to contaminate the vital fluid, by faxing the saline s parti.i:lds in the blood, which naa ture would kindly evaporate, and thus increasing the impure juices, and disposing them to corruption and putrefaction; . which is the true source o f vari o us obstinate awl : dangerous disorder's. - '' - ' ' • I • To tile Ailliited with the. Scurvy, King's, Evil, Scrofula, ' Struina, ,Leprosy, Erysipelas or. St. Ap t l ion y' s Fi re, - G out, , Rheumatism,. Pilo Lties Venerea; la's :arid Disorder,: i originating in ObStruCted Perspiration, or ' lmpurity of the ' Blood. • • - - - - ' ' ' ' ' ` D0..50 Loa/ ore having been long in possession of a recipe for the certain -and el - La.:teal cure of those disordera• which -, arise from • aim inrpttiO and vitiated .state .of the bl49d• apd lymph, has observed - with thedeepest regret; the numberless instances where parientS have pined eaeay ,a miserable exist ence without receiving- the 'smallest hchant froni any thing they enuldaproctire,. he has at length.,' yielded to the-pressings' nacessiries of his inlio w••:c tea t u res, and etaientined to publish to the world a Medicine rattly calculated to Cleinse the blood from all feyness, counteract every morbid ,atiedion, and, restore.'weak constitUtions. - . L . • ' ' ,:- . . The Anti-I tripetigines is by.no - means a new fpediclne ; it • is founded on a . chentical and philosophical basis, tinder the sanetiou of the great and learned' Dr. Cullen, of .Etlinburgli;• who describes " Impetlgines'a in his ever-to-be admired, Practice of P.hyaic,' No. zap, as ‘ diaoolors oriainetinglitaC A depraved habit, or alkations of the iik-io.".' ' Innumerableietters of- recommenaari:on•and certificates from the Clergy, Churchwardens, red Oyerseers, in varioi.ts ports of• England; actin the' Proprietor's i'pes'sesSioo; particularly front ,':' ' , .. - • - The Rey. I . AtkilisOn, of ClArdale. Tile, Rev, Richard (14i - 4. 'of 13inh:4e:: .. , • • _ • The R'ev. John fawl, of Wigan. The•ltevol•. Hague: , of ButtertvtOith. The Rev. Samuel S ewe ll, otaPresect.. .' , . , Tile Rev. William Twy-ceirci-tirldsbalry'. The. Rev. Phi I ip' Kitchen, oi . lelvdiVepl; The Rev. AoClairke, MithOgSrrltelier,'Maiichester. Theiaev. joseph "l" ay Icr,'..iiii;hl.itp, The Rev. Timinas Knotolie 9f - Staaligli . . i . The: Rev.. T IlL;Tria a- I IcAve ; iii.Wtheftoo. ft • . ' The Rev. John Relpile, or Oswald Torah, . a . , a . : • The Rev. Richard lohinaM, of aisgartha ' -' ' • , .• I The Rev. ohn Crenalsoo, Of Ilinialey; _.., ... ... , , • The - . Rtiv. : Fist'er; of StOiirion, p, - .o a ili of' CaFsiang.".. , The Rev. a.. Wenoli,.Neva ACrilrgtoo, neat . .. Blackburn, . The Rev. W. Pear - sera, of Offori, &e &c. 1 '•Sold. by - 1: Mathews, Strand e London - ; and by all the re putable Medicine Velidurs, Booksellers, 4c..iii every prim: : Lapal town-in America,' price Los . (~:L. a bottle, with copious directions, sealed up. • Family Bottles at 'al. l o s: contain six •lia . lf-gtii9ea ones, oil. which 13 5 . are saved. ' • . • ' • . ' ' !.• C.:7" Di_ Solomou may be coosulted by letter (post-pail; • inelosing his i.i.sual tee of a guinea, ititeCtizal '` tiloiley . .lettee, Dr. Solmn9n, Solomou's-placed , Liverpool ; aaod double ... postage," , . . l A A I P Mi.-,K. •"••••••', • • ' .......„.,....:7:,---:"-N•••‘j,.....,tc4:.-, ~ t . . i•• , ..--,-_---. , ..,--• - •,-, - ;---2-1 i,. 41 0 11, 4 .- t .,--... ...„--,,. .. . . ....., . .-,,--:.; T.!" • 4. "'c?k , ..-, - :- .... 4 - g i iiildl ,‘N .17'‘,47 ; 1 . 1 5 1110 E PENCE 4 •or, We' PR & S RVAT f BE UTI F YIN 01' the • 'TEETH aniC CMS. NA, rt: - 13111MOND; Suigeorp-DG,c;st, Dzs 17, 1.1(1..the HOKour to inform the Nobility, Gentry,' and his Friends, that for their better accommodation .in supplying them with his universally 'op proved Preparation's, he has app.. pointol thcfollowing Agents'in London for the sale thereof; Mr, Gattie,•No. s z, New bond-street ; Mr. Watts' Chy. mist, No. - 475, Strand ; Mr. Rowncy, No. gs, • Holborn hilt; Mr. .Cryer, No. 68; Cornhill ;' 'Bolton, Royal Exchange ;• Perfumer, No. i 6, ew Surrey-street; Messrs. Haldrick. and Son, Tichborn-street, near . Gotden quare ; and at' most of the principal Shops throughbut England, Ireland; S6btland, and Wales. Mr. SIGMOND is happy in stating, that during his long and sticcessfufpriattiee, in which time he has constantly at. tended the first Nobility'of•the.United Kingdoms, he has in variably selected ingredients, proved by his experience and practical observations; to 1:4 the most conclucive_for preserv ing the Teeth and G ums , an d g i v i ng them that permanency and beauty so desirable to every . person; and which ailbrifs him much pleasure to communicate to the Public, Inkier the, fullest confidence, that, his • Dentifrice and -botton,-ty being used according t o hi s p r i nte d di rec li uns, will fully accomplish and cited every purpose required ;, and in order t o prevent- effed ually any counterfeit thereof, His t 'Majesty has been graciously pleased to 'grant His Itoya! Letters-Pa tent, for the above . Preparations, entitled, the BR ITIS FI IMPERIAL, DENTIFRICE , and PRESERVATIVE LOTION. Also Ws' Tooth Brushes of . diflt!rent sizes and texture, on the• best adapted construthon, and are - market with his Patent labels. Orders sentio either of the aboie Agents, or td his house, No.. z, Edgar.:buildings, villl be immediately at .. tended to.—Bath; Oct. 418ot. • To prevent and Chic' thc above Cruel disorders, the Buftanic irands unrivalled. • Persons iti . a decline; irdnced ley .t ieng,c9tirz.e of ,Medicine, who have been obliged to, abstain from unirnal food, have, by taking.:,thefse Pill; a 'short time, been üble to diet the hardest meats. ,Perozis ahlided with tre'iriblings, oppression, 'Ortineisiness of the Stomach after, - meals, .would do well to apply, to tae tibtanic Pills, 'being a certain Restorative to Man in decl state. Soid at 2i, 6d. e:lch 'Box, ti:einitials, rt. S. on the .Scal ; none Others .lie genuine. —,1 obe had wholelitle, of th: Proprietor, 'Ma's. Sherwebd, flornf6v-street," Kensington;: wherca'propernliowance is inadFto Captains of 'Ships, , :or- to tho•Se Tiiiiifity to asain ;.and, by . .:,appuit6,-,:ett,.. at the folloc.vnin places.; "Newberry, Corner in St. Paill'A Chura-yard _;' flowiett, Chemi s t, No., 28,: High 7 strect,floyough Tun, Royal Exchange Gattwas`;'Oirnhill. ; Skellet; No.. 7.4. Druri-lalle, acid Mr. Afnliridge, Cacir4t, No. '3o, zz cf-ti7 . , . ,": • VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE, •". •• Forall Ina6tion or (lbstnittion of the • -„ .'Stotriach and Bowels, Pains and Disteutioi.of thri Bile. • "' Bowels, • Indigestion, Sickness at Stomach,. " • Flatulency, Habitual COstiveness, ' Bilious or Siclr. flcad4el - 1, &c. tte. HAL LAAIss• ANTI.BILIOUS' LAXIATI-Vk -1 4 117•L5., ..Afe and . elegant erepaiation is justly' esteetned• for its' agteCable and oertaln operation, •by which it effectually (chicly-e5...a1l rnaetiou or Obstruction-of the Stomach and Bowels, Avhether arising from. Bile,':fruth." esdtm, Flartitenuy, or'Cold ; • Siekoess at Stchiai:h; ach, &c. • I t of rates by dislodging acrid bile orother crtuli!. ties retained in th•.: intqtinalsanal, and acts - as 'on to .t he• system. getsrally . . Frec.from a.ny,antimotrial or met_ curial reparations, it is at all times sate; and hasbeettgiveft with' siNular good etieel.ciurrng Pregml,ey. Ito aetioil is particularly adapted to Persons of -hal citis habits, and those •of sedentary lives, where a sufficient, action .of titc, bowels is not kept up ; and crudities retained in those organs are fre. iluently produoing pains and diitentiuns, headoichs, languor, and giddiness, ot a sense of weariness..atal oppression : " Remove the cause, the elfea: must Oeat.c." A single trial will fully cony - lobe the - Patient of their Q!_ racy. The worst casts of Bilious or Sick flead.rachs are cer_ taitily removed'. by a single . dose, And . in, a „antic!: shorter time than could t% credited, but fro:n elothenee. The Propriett. thinks it proper 'to remark,-they will be found not only to act witnout pain or uneasiness, but to leave the body, 'after their immediate atlion ceases, free ,froth that. cosrive stale. which gcneragy-surceetis the operation of laxativ e medi cihes. Sold, whOlesale and retail, by B. Shaw, No. 74, Dorough and retail, Oy Baxter and Cu. Edinburgh and Gl as p w ; and brevery Yender of Medicine in the Kingdom. Price 2s. 9d. and ss..sci. per box. t is ileessary to observe, the signature .of " Edward Hallam" appear§ on the Certificate cqvcring eac h h„ x ___ oo , ethers cap i possiwy ii)e-genuine.. A Reward o f Fifty Pc;unds will be paid op,,cOnyiaion of a forgery. I To the AFFLICTED wiCi GOUT -and RHEUMATISM . r r HOI4GH the great Sir Edward Hulse ttsed tO say; that " the Gotit was the 'Opprobrium 'Medico ' ruin ; " that, 4, in plain English; 44 the Disgrace of the Fa , culty.;?' 'and Pr.:Wit:7d would otily admit of temporary relief being obtainable in a Confirmed Rheumatism :--yet could those bright Luminaries of the Medical World rise trout the dead, Doctor Brodum is perstraded i lrom neVer-tailing ex pe ricnce. that their astonishment at their resttrreaivo, 'would • bt: nothing to ill* admiration at the miraculous eft;:ets, which have arisen front a tew Doses Of - his NERVOUS CDR.., ' DIAL; which, in the most obstinate cases, have wrought:- such' wonderful cures, that. the..Gotity and Rheumatic 7wltl have cithsetei bless him and' pray for him, as )ts Inventor, as long as the renterrriarance. of 'Health and Ease - restarod,' can possibly be tellable on this side the.grave. ' • N, B. The above 7 m.mtioncd incomparable and inestima-• ble Medicine, togetlrer with the Botameal rup, which. a Specific in every .stage of the Venereal 'Disease, to b.. had at the. Dolor's House, No, 9 , A 1 - I,ca-szicet, . front cl<w the Leverian Muse.un, bottles at IL ls. Its. 6d. ar.:l ss. 6d. (Out); ipciiided; ; auld also, by. •the •Doctor's appointment, 'by EN'etvbtry; corner .01 St. Paul's Church-yard ; je!)utilt amt. Co. .(iiite Bacon), N0.,r50, Oxford street; Pidcting's'Nfe:lie:ne haute_ house.. Nu. 7 6 Oiford-Street ;' , • Nrfy. 229, Strakid ;- • Baxter, Etliiinurgh,,, Brown, T9lzey,,Btistol ; street, Bristol Gla!gov'; Cha: Aotr decn; putt, and Boulton, Rt , al'EXCliangc; bury ; Spitshury , and Co. Mary-street; ; Lit - ewise W. Maw, Pelta.sc; and M. Davies, Cotk, Ireland ; and in the country, of all krinten, I?coksetltrs, &c. I'l The BOTA.NI PILL. 'for . WINO and BILE in the I . • Stomach. THE renowned Virtues of these Pills, Top those alarming 'Complaints; occasioned by Wind In the Sto-, mach .and Bdwels, 'now'gerieralli , complained Of, proceeding from Crudities and Indigestion, for want of 'a •proper Sccre tion ofBILE, which has hitherto baffled the Anil of. the ,mbstemincrtelthe Faeulty,. has urged a Gentleinan, 'atter a long study and pradice in the Vegetable Kingdom, to osier 'Ito:, his Fellow :Creafures this wonderful Remedy, having been a severe su%rer for many years, during which he expe 'rienced the IneffleaeY of repeated application to the Facility. ' - This never-railing Remedy is seleitted from' Roots said .1-Jerbs, and fortned into a small Botanic Pill, for the cruel 'disorders of Wind and Indigestion, from which all other Ma- La'ilies incident to thC Irregularities of Nature have their ori.-• ,gini.and far, wlich, in all its Stages,- he will, , be bound'. for the Botanic Pill to cure. Its efficacy, can p i t attested., by ,thou- . . sands, •rdio'have eXperieneed'the good areas hiS vidnderr I)iscovery, , 'The virtues . Of theßotanic . Pill are such as to' correct fho •Ctudity, •prevents Vigestion; disperses • the Acidity' - and- !Wind in the Stairwell and, 'Bowels, and assists th e dicative. .Pdivets in performing their fundions. . ll& Pills are'so innocent and nourishing in their Proper ties, that the most delicate Constitution May be +off ,them, without a score of their operation, as they consist of kieither purgiitive or 'ast•rilfgentri\ledicines, but a seleetion of strengthening, vigatating and bra: ing ROors and Herbs. Various hate; been applied, •with Out eet, and left the Pariunt in a worse situation than before he took ‘thetn,' by disiisling the -Powrn‘ of Digestion, and causing a kreat quantity of Whid to solleet in the Stomach titi Bovire!s,. swirninii:g in the'-Head, nary() is tremblings, eNcrudating paire,„ and cramp in diZorcni. Parts of the - Boa); frequent voinitings, less of app;:tite, tro ea rest, and last nt 411 , a lineering decline. - -747 4 ,7 4W-rli t r e 7s ;el frl •-, ' • --, .4; '.,.: r. \ .., 4 • 1 ;4 -1-,'„. l'" r 4.10... ' '.4" -7; 1, : e0- re tzty,ric - , if . ,trit.if; c 1.,.. .46,,1. t . ( .4 ..t . lfip,. .%) „ 17 1 1 4 t i . k k.. : '''.' ,-,, , tiA:.-2 , 4 - . , ,,,s _...4../... 4-. i i l '" 4 ' ' LI :_.-1-_ , _f:& 0,, i'lf.; - 74 P 10,41" _ ~, _ , 7