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E'SSENCII ot A.ICI-10V - ILS, t o ntinu&to,he prepatettliythent in• the same mantles that giveii - sue t untsersalapprobationiOr many. -years past.. fu The lon4 justly-acquired su p er i or ity of th a t A rt i c l e i s ly eo f itirthc , Opinion of the Country' at large, and of trine( • ti rs - otis _resident-ht,all parts the -Wurld, Wll.l ii . stooX fest of trial, raids it in the situation - it now maint ai ns. lie general utilit Of their EssenCe 6' 'A ticOvit anti other 'cl-t Sauces forFish; y &c. induces: them, fron li t : the s nuiperous • •kiv ertisetnents daiiy appearirr;, to caution l'amibes, &c. in . rrchasing the 's'afzie, 'as none tS•tO b'e hart-of their Genuine,4, u !, at t Wafithetise,as - be z very other Article The Oil Trade for family use, of the. t qality , tk West-I n di a M er ch ants, Capta i ns of Sh i ps, &c Officers 'in Army and Navy, supplied upon the shortest notice lot the Fast and West Indies, &c. ii.,tP" For the convenience of. Fimilies in - Scotland, they pi 'v e 4ppointed -Messrs. R. Johnston - , and Co. Edinburgh, e . I , l r sole Agents tor Fish Sauces. W arehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, ' • Strand, London. PATENT BEDS„SOFA.BEDS, CHAIR BEDS, DINING TABLES, - Ditrerin g i n S t il e an d Pl at i f rom t h ose i n t h e old way. UTLEI2's ORIGINAL MANUFACTORY • , and WART-ROOMS, No. 4; arid 14,•CATHERI NE ET, Eight Doors from the Strand, maker of Ow above _Articles to the KING and QUE EN, Their Royal Highnesses the lAJKE Of YORK and 'PRINCESSE S,•• and Alanutac-• Att . rer of Furniture in general. ,ZBuTL ER. has observed some of the various Advertisements fi Poied to hi m, the intention of which may_be easily disco -4,„e re d ; and • writes in - short that, by the perinission of Provi be-'le,e, he inanufaClures and sells as ahtive„, (where alSo m . zty : every Article in the Upholstcry*Linej his.supertor p l).111UP OS F and TENT BE DS o vith Brass Screws and , other - BrassParts ; 'SOFA .13 E DS, making a.hand-; r i ve Sofa and a comfortable Berl; •CHA IR BEDS, wbich- Vpristbrm - t h e same way, and each in a few minutes; r) N - 1; TABLES on various Constructions, and quite un new ; PORTABLE CHAIRS ; LIBRARY' STEPS rjn - ~s Q rticular coropa e l ConstruCtion; a.al various. Improve ) . ' , lents In Furniture. Houses completely furnished ; the Articles of well-season. •Tp .l e , ,vootis and excel kilt Workmanship. Also, !or exp o rtati on; st%cigsetr-os,r,sctli: East and West Indies ; Cabin.S., - titted up "tor Pits %,l3uT ea has constrided several' Tools and Machines f or ,_ • lng his Patent Articles, sec. at his ManutadurY, as • 1 .,,"e, and with /11LICII Pusl ' and a true sense of gra r. ilowleclges the kind enco - agentent he has so ge- Y received. n contradHlion to the l'alse assertions opposed to the se g e of Bo r ER's l'atent A rtcles, at his s;rttuuse may be : tl e paratel'atent Deeds, one ior Dining, and ` other Table& ;. 311(Lt: Posts or toleFotr for Brass, a n d ot h er Screw Bedsteads, which ofa • Lied* Chair or °lna Bedsteads, with Screw eet 0..: i'OBER 8, 1802. • OFFICZ OF 'ORDNANCE, • 8t1.) 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Takes this method to acquaint his Agents, that in - consequence of the heavy and additional Medicine D.uty, u - hich took place the first uf this month, the following small advance has been made on the price of the above Preparations,..„viz. - The Bottle of Preservative Lotion !. ,C. 0 5 6 The Large Size Box of Dentifrice - o 5 6 The Small Ditto Ditto - - o 2 9 o The Bottle of Anodyne Tiutture • 2 9 The above may be had (together v,:r.h• the various suss of Tooth-Brushes cOnstruded ou an improved plan) oy Gat, ie and Lea, No. 52, New . .Bond-Street,; tlendrie and Son, Tichborn-street, Golden-square ; • Watts, 47g, Strand ; RoWnev, Holborn Hill ; Geo. Crver, .P.erfurrter; 65, ; Golding, 42, Curitftill ; Hazel, Perfumer, Black friars Road ; and by the Principal-Medic:Me Venctzrs:and Perftriners is the Uilited Kingdoms. . , Sept. 23 1 1802. FOR RIIEUMATISMS, ,Rheumatic-Gout, bago, Numbness, Palsy, 'Flatulency, Spasmthlic or' Flying Pains, general Debility and Relaxation of the Sys.. rein, Sprains, Bruises, &c. --Experience h as p r ove d WHITEHEA's ESSENCE OF'NIUSTARD (Pills- aud the.most ettetlual reale& made known to the World,• having succeeded in cases of six, eight, ten, twenty, an.: even of forty years standing, after every other Means had Liiied, and it has absolutely Cured more Patients of the above Com plaints, than all the gedkines ever beio made pantile. The Fluid Essence is so singularly penetrating and speedy in its operation, as generally etleel no cure of the severest Sprains and Bruises by a few applications.-Ht is pi-zpared and signed by the Proprietor, R. 'Johnston,. Aporhetary, No. 15, Greek -street, Soho, Lonion ; and sold at a;. 9d, each box or bottle. —And its reputation is s o un i versa ll y esta blished, that it may be had of every Medicine Vendc; in the England, Ireland, West Indies, and America. SPRING and AUTUMN. SWEETENER of the BLOOD, at thele. Se a _ 1 sons of the year, has - ever been deemed nect!ssary .that it generallY proves a preventative against Epidemic and fatal Diseases, we have the experience of preceding ages. and it is even recommended by The Faculty as a wise precaution. ary custom : the advantagei therefore of ITh. VELN VEGETABLE PILLS, on account of their convenience, satety, pleasantness of operation, and ell Lacy, must be silt_ evident to every peson whose eyes are not blinded judice. 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Elliston, No. s, Mortimer-street, as als o o f L or d S e l sey ' s Coachman, air, a variety of others which have been repi•atedly before the: Pub lic, have left a suitable impression ; but he can confi dence add, that its real merits 'as an Alterative, Prtritier;'-ard Sweetener of the Blood, and as a specitie tor the Si.ettri!)., Scorbut:c Eruptions, Serophu and other Disorci.ar arising from contaminated blood, will, on a fair trial, !fe.rit . niere. forcibly in its own recommendation- - than any -thinCwin...it ran be said of it. Preparga and sold wholesale and retail, by the sole Pro prietor J. Pidding, late Surgeon in the Army, at . his Wars. iltA4Se No. 76,• 4 :Aiwa-street, London, in b oxes; 4i. 6.1.' or the quatitity of six boxes in one,. 4t Sulu ..i so retail by Tutt, Royal Exchange ; Ching and I.4;:tler, Nu. 4, Cheapside .Ward, Nu. Z 34, Holborn; Sur inuey, No. ; Shaw, No. 74, Borough; and by cv;:r'). 4; iue Vender in the IClagziotn.