The Sun. — London, England, 1819-02-06 00:00:00

=l . - • • J J w , • C 9 ...Aro ' i ffy ~z • _ . ~,,:.__ :.,.-__ . ,„.. ~ :4 )41.- -, .-• .-_,--_, <, ;;-•_f I ).‹ , ', .. ~,.., %),/, ': ' •'''' t ft:. ' 6 . 41----- '" \ N ~, , I ....t.,. ;,.........c. 41- . : .c e - 4 /1 ( )'.`"?..e.,2-.....,.../ :ii:e..-414. 411°' elt-e4.--nrSat'c 7 ' f........- Xttt , ',l-BER 8243.] EAST INDIA HOUSE, Feb. 5, 1819. It otttk 4 ) oi,"URT of DIRECTORS of th e UNIT- ki„„ -ONIP ANY of MERCHANTS o f ENGLAND " EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice, /)444 4grev ahly to th e R eso l ut i on of the ' General Court : ' : l lf it li4 ihe 4th instant, a GENERAL COURT will be tie 19th tbe 't Hou se i n Leadenhall-street, on FRIDAY, olslant, at Eleven o'Clock in the. Forenoon, for., 1 : 1 1; taking into consideration a Letter from Ro ,7l4ltrill'hell' Esq. and the Papers explanatory of certain Ilealfuls,,:Zetilitidar of Vizianagram, the said Letter be k 1 , 0 44 t ‘ i Ws, viz ls " PA TTISON, Esq. Chairman of the Court of t, ctor of the H onoura bl e E ast In d i a C ompany. ~1 1: 1:;4 1 bar e waited with - anxious expectation the arrival .t hr zz t „ II " and Accounts referred to in the concluding nth 4 4 7 , 4 rnY Letter. to the . Court of Directors, of the Y last wouldprove, „i t th ahich, :were they here, 4: i Viz i . ,: a 4 :!'oant of mY transactions with, the Zemindar ~a s 1h has been grossly exageerated, the etitif:te 44S1_1114:,"4rISIctioos has ' been greatly mistaken; but s ; flare, Lqtmtits, although Mr. Collector Smith appears i n , tutited to prepare attest e d Copies and 41 '. 4 17 4 of them so long ago as the month of Novem -4: I' ll, d" ! ate "''tto the present late period arrived, and li 4 lr This of sobiniiting my conduct oh an occasion k:'slo o kh d 4s t 14 ' 1 ) mu c h m i srepresented, and b ut l i ttle no kSlretill.,° the Proprietors of East India Stiich, previo!l!, Sself tus•their notice as a Candidate` at the ap sie4N 4ti e t, ii.r te ral Electi on , I h ave to so li c it Site f avour of kti.tts;l,trr) a ppoint a day for layin g b efOre a General , tlf r, °Pri eors those Papers which have already ar k 144 f th "4ll4 dras, and to which, by your Secretary's Let 14if kt'titt t wit ist last, Ma ..ratitted to have access ; v t '1 such ot h ers as I may produce i n just i f i cat i on r ktla ( ell uns with the Zemintlar•of Viziatiagrani. - I have the honour to be, Sir, Your most obedient Servant, At N. Pera " ROBERT CAMPBELL. ttr t , et, February 4, 1819. h , s 741 14, w e . f4 e-tnentioned, which Are on, the Records 1 4e.p, 41 be ready at this House, ,for the Insp.ce b,„ll I 'h or. Wednesday next, the lOth ; it 4: 4 l ttil I' l, ll lA ir• Campbell has signified.his intenti o n to " r t" , dy for insoeetiou ou Friday, the Nth ~~ JOSEPIT_DART; Secretary. • I -1 E E a Y. /,'• , OODLUL and .Co. re— :'l: G *•, !airit the Pubiic that the STATE LOT h. drawn in ONE D.‘Y, NEXT tip iUSt.ft.t. SCHEME. 2 Prizes of L. 20,000 Money, l itt, L. 2,000 Money, L. 1,000 Money, tc11(1(,- 2 ditto„ L. 500 Money, .. • • • • &c. &c. . "4 f `k . IT ARES are on Sale at RICHARDSON, -6 11, t "d Co.'s Offices, Bank Buildings, "ate of the King's Mews, Charing-Cross. : t4 IvEwßiGurr with pleasure re -•4.1•'',,V attractive NEW LOTTERY, to be all gth FEBRUARY. r tir •• q t, SCHEME contains 't 341 Prizes of ,20,000 ..• • • ...... . . 2009} ALL MONEY. • • • • ' • • • • • iyk th, &c. &c. INICETs. `c. &c. o f sma ll er C a pit a l P r i ze s. 19 ', ()P alid S RES are en Sale at thei r Old Established Ni HA rp t 38, AYMARKET, k i hy °----STREET, I 1, FT HOLBORN, 1 5,760, the last Prize of 30,5001., and brst Prize of 30,000 i., both in Shares. NEXT TUESDAY. k o ALL SLVERLING NI ON EY ! SIsOCIc. PRIZES—NO FIXED PRIZES, AND ALL TN ONE DAY!!! li: 111 S1/ ,-, cili t lit ost ! C ontractor for the late Lottery, is,Y,,:phe b,: 4sl7t.ctfull informs his best Friends, the .91 1 t. fi'ld'ocf;:;:ts.actedYwith Gor ' e!ni»ent fur another 1 . ..7 a t : 1 , 441 1.4, 14 , 44t, :t h s ;., and he is happy to state,. t . l t N, ts enabled to present a Scheme which contains r'''kti 2 1 ) 11/7 ‘ 41 4 ot; 'ES of ,C , 2 1 400ni. MONEY, !et Cait3li; and the entire• are to be drawn in One Day, viz. 1‘ t( . 1,„ .. ,. Qtli of THIS MONTH (February). "''''' FX • V 1 4 I I, cia,l"l !-;IIARES are selling at the Contractor's I liis .1 1 • NH ILL and f), CHARING-CROSS, London, • i % S, 4 l' It ' 1 ° , 13 'Agents in the.linited•King4um. A CI:, '4 . 14, ~ 114 hi Lt t ' i.• BUSH' great plemure in stating, that in s 4 11. t ry !lino. , f the Capitals were sold in Shares; , ti k i , or. • ' 8 14 t 1 .. t IS touch enhanced by his being enabled to t) i i Os 011 ices Wet e (as usual) pre-eminently conspi ,''Y (4'1414'0 Capitals greater in number and amount . ''ltsil,l.'7 rlice-,l eeper,iticluding One Prize of 30,0001. .; • N. !rts, e. c. ......... „ ... „ .....................t...................... 11' ; CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD. .8 r , t ~P4 , : i fr n a t_o e l inns that various disorders of the hit li'lll.,Vl,,latr:' are brought on by dissipation in youth, and 1,,5el v at .' :i of those rules which .prudence dictates for 1:t0,41011 I. 1 o f.health, and laying a foundation for a long l, 'l4,, o 'it', with a firm and stroll , * constitution ; the it ,4., .utalth are uo sooner lost than painful experience lit,,:tr,„-_ I?eitirriable rattle o 1 it, and the unhappy patient 1 ) :.. (I too often in vain,. for ,the means of' its re -1 . N 44) i, l 'ri, 1 4 thust',re,commends his CORDIAL BALM OF GI 0t,4,t .4, 1 , 4 : ) , . %hose co nstitutione have been impaired, and ctl4 4 . 4 r f'' 'M' eCtell by too intense study, or long re,4l - r_,,ore uutlealth strengthen in which eases it will 0 ,1 ,qt. z d nerves, and invigorate the con -14•1 br liaeo n _, 11',,16-kigt, ,-;ano, C 0.150, Oxford•street ; Ward, 824, Hol kit,q,zl b' elvdei Strand; and Mr. Guatley, 133, Minories. t,, 4 11 °M th e R.D7 reputable Vender in all Market Towns e 1,, 4. ea ch ,singdmu, and all other Medicine Venders, Mrt tp sl l ,:}tl: ;; I. ! ( _ l, lll one family bottle for 335. by which '3, to r , '''rd, with the words "Samuel Solomon, .s.Ted ou the stamp. • Co ate 1 0 Poo' l a , lie „, .1100-' Lik e r 1 pot` ar'a the, t o 20 re'r e e So" n o ' le 1 1 o. NM I( ' 04 tts i:e KF- 4-1 ; I,sr ' l) o6e a SAT UR D AY. TIE B RUA R - Y - 6, 1819. CLERGY 01114 - IASt CORPORATION, St. John's Wood, Mary-le-Bone, near the Regency Park. President, the Right Hon. and' Right Reverend the LORD PU BLICA - T lONS. In a few Days µ•ill be published, 'MEDICAL tSICE s i t T . HES on: o. the following I. OBSERVATIONS on the SUDDEN DEATH of WO MEN in CHILD-RED.. 2. On the USE HELLEBORE as a REMEDY for IN SANITY 4141 other Diseases. 3. Of COLCHICUM AUIUMNALE, and its Use in Ziis dicine. • • Bi GEORGE KERR, M.D. Printed for John Callow, Medical Boolisellcr, 10, Crown court, Prince'sstrectOolio. BISHOP of LONDON. Vice-Preside - lit, the Right Hon.`Lord 'KENYON; Tr E ANNIVERSAUY MEETING of -the sacIETY 'for cLoTrutiG, MAINTAINING, and EDUCATING POOR ORPHAN CHILDREN of CLERGY MEN of the ESTABLISHED CHURCH of ENGLAND, un til of age to he wit Apprentice, will he holden at FREE- . MASONS"PAVERN, Great 'Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn field's, on TUESDAY, the 2.3 d Instant, when a number of Children not exceeding Twenty,. may he elected into the schools f:f this Corporation. The Chair will be taken by the Right Rev. the President, at Two o'Clock precisely, for the general Business of the Day. Dinner to he oUTabie at Halt plst Four o'Clock. STEWARDS. His Royal Highness the,Duke live. Robert Verney, M.A.' . of Kent, Rev. Charles Edridge, D.D. Right Rev. Herbert Lord Bi-. Ckaplain in Ordinary to.his shop of Landaff, Majesty, Rev. Frodsham Rig,lifflon;Barl ofAhingdon, Vice-Chancellor of the Uni : Hon. Sir 3otin• Richardson, versify of Oxford, • - Knt. one of the Judges of Hon. and Rev. G. Neville, theCotirt of Common Pleas, M.A.Vice-Chancellor of the Sir C.Ednionstooe, Dart. M.P. lirrieersity of Cambridge, • George W. Taylor, Esq. NIA'. Rev. Richard Yates, D.D. Peter Dalrymple, Esq. Dinner Tickets, 15s. each, to be taken at the Bar. Dona tions and Subscriptions will in the mean time be thankfully received.by the Treasurer, the Rev. Archdeacon Cambridge, and Joshua Watson, Esq. at their Bankers, Messrs: Sikes, tinailb, and Co: Mansion-house-street; or at Messrs. Drnm mond's, Charing-Cross,; rand by the Secretary, at No. 40, - Great Knight Ryder-street, Doctors' ,Cummons. J. B. MORGAN, Secretary. ATftME of the ,COMMITTEE tnr . . MANAGING the AFFAIRS of the DARANIANT DIS PENSARY, held at the Dispenshq;`NcL - 4 . 8; 73eriter1=6freet, Oxford-street, the '2sth day of Novetubqr,,lolB, IT WAS RESOLV E D, 'First, That it is folly evident to this Committee, upon examination of numerous cases of; confirmed Hernia (yr:Rup ture lately treated by WILLIAM Dl7FoiJß„ , '>q., Surgeon to this Establishment; that length a 'certain, specific,-and systematic CURE for HERNIA or RUPTURE has been slis covered by him, and that many cases - 6f confirmed Hernia' ni Rupture, which bare been tinder, his treatment. ARE AB SOLUTELY, PERFECTLY, and RADICALLY CURED, and that such Cures •hay.e,,been. effected-on an 'average irrabout 8 Weeks, and without any impediment to the ordinary pur suits of the Patients, and without occasioning them any pain or inconvenience. Secondly, That the Daranian Dispensary do make itself an organ for promulgating the.knowledg of this Most' im portant "fact,meniorizing the inestimable benefit now pro mised and insured to those afflicted with Hernia or Rupture, namely, A SPEEDY, PERFECT, and RADICAL CURE. - Under these,circumstanses, and with this convic tion on their.ininds; the'. Committee venture confidently' to sulimit—it as their opinion, that. it would he a niaSt desirable object - In unite a new Institution for the Cure of the Ruptured Poor,with the present Dispensary for the. Cure of. Strictures, and`flilitan Application he in due fine made to his Royal 1. - liglitiesS the Duke-of-Sussex, onirThresent . Most Illustrious and Gracious 'Patron, respectfully soliciting his Royal High td extend his Sanction and Patronage' to the united In stitution, which would combine and offer two such essential benefits to the suffering and labouring Poor (namely, the Cure of Strictures and the. Cure of. Ruptnies), under the direction and care of one Surgeon, and ,to he carried into execution tinder one and the same. Establishment. . • By Order of the Committee, • WM. TOULMIN, Seeittary. [PRICE SEVENPENC,r,. LTTERARY THOUGHTS on, the RESUMPTION of CASH PAYMENTS Iry,the BANK; and on the CORN BILL, as connected with.. that Measure : in a Letter addressed to:Oe Right Huh. the chancellor of the Exchequer. , By A. H. CHAMI34B3, Banker, Bond-street. • • [Gonliilued frail; THE SUN of the 4th inst.] " Let anyone contemplate what would be. the result of the Bank of England's withholding., from. ~eirCulation, only for two-months; six, eight, or ten millions; during tise, iuter mediate.period between money going out of the kingdom and its return, if peradventure it did ever return ! and whicti it most of necessity have recourse to, if 'obliged to resume cash payments';:the foundation of 'eiery . man's credit would be shaken, and the public funds reduced 40pr 50 per CAL in value. This, acting o t t , i . r'ealpreierty, would bring that down to a level . , analhe mai . i . who'eunceived that he possessed an estate wortli)00,0001, - on which he had an e would discover tpat he Was destitute of the propeetyleonce pusseSsetti is, easy to foresee 4.114.1" every ; thing would he 5484;.4 104,.10 . 4 _thrown into courusion. -The Tzars mot-IC:ould .not ! .,.be collected--the DI vittends wcnrlu nut be paid—the Apieultueist west cease to ,employ,,for want of capital to pay his ,way—the Manufacturer would be unable to satisfy. the. Artizan on 'Saturday night, .from' the check credit must receive by the:' failure of , Country Banks, and every' undertaking or business, as wtll as the Country at large, would be thrown into a state of anarchy aria twilit'. to ;us distractiwf . 14 ytihenever public credit shall he slialen .by - any severe shoeli or impolitic meastire, the value of !Ands must' conse quently fitifince the pubic funds, in a great dig. ye, ar4, the eounterpoise of t their estimated valae. In putclisea; pkenerally speztking, Stock is tile rept esentative o. theLatad, the Bank-notes being the medium only,or pivot on obicit the transfer rests for avery sburt time; the\estatei . s in fact can-: `verted intu - a given quantity of claim um the nat p iuttal , re-, ,venue, anti if those claims diminiSh in their value, the land lcsr'its powers in a proportionate degree. Suppose, for example,.anestate to be valued at the present moment at _200;0001., annihilate the national debt, and reduce the cir-' eulaiitteinvdittra of paper, IPit might not produce 50001; fhenWould - alio fdlloW a, ieditction Of ... Wages of every kind, from twenty shillings per Veel....to' one shilling, or from • ten Per vt'cels to our penny Per day, as * it was informer time S--the qu c arter of wheat would be * reduced to three or four shiltitigsmeat one halfpenny prr potind`;' and to what ° 'Would it all tend but to an coualirttion of labour and prices with the quantity of money or circulating 1117clitint ? " Supporting, therefore, the - price. of the public, funds is of the greatest importance to the landed i4ere t tkr folisis regulates and fixes. the 3'alue, ; trot only.of• lands, bat of..al mitet eytty calker specie of, property.. , ,,. - • • " It maybe asled; when is the .period /LI which the; Bank into restune cash payment:, pr is it never. to. arrive ?t To .which it may be answercd,.whe'nevei-"ille prie Of gold shalt 'he so far' reduced as to bring it per dunce. This would prekably be- konght about :by raisimg the inEttortation prict of.torn:.t.o.ninAy ot one hundred shil ;ings, pc! thug :ep4ottraging file • English' Agric . ulturist to •crnOoy those irldividtrala preictit enial rf a deadweight affthe'Tddr% Rates, - alid;:egitinnitirtil - 11;tate of indolence froin. the' waiit oliiceilf);iliOV:a . fa - li yrfore.i g n corn; whilst they• ought to'b . e . e . Miifos 7 e . ei sot tistence . home..'lf - corn to . bc — ieturned for merchandise and . . manufactures exported,it is nattn:al to presume, that a con siderable portion of 'phi moult! be substituy,d in paymeikt for goods received, or, if,vot, that foreign articles, liable t io : pay.their respective duties on jinportation,.to the incceasc of the Revenue, would,he.snot in exchange ; now, as the„Re! venue augmented, the Gorernment would the sooner be en aided to discharge its debt to the Bank, and.place thf nances of that body in a more favourable situation; by return. ing the notes received from, and which are now outstanding • against it. 6 ! W►th respect to the Corn-bill, as a relative measnre con nected with the Bank resuming Cash Paynients, I cannot but reply to some of the arguments adduced against it, when de bated in the Houses of Parliament. " An Hon. Member of the Housc.of Commons ironically asked, if it would be advisable to raise, by restrictions on the importation of Corn, the price to such a point as to enable the farmer to use a " watering pot?! to encrease his quan tity? On that subject an issue is joined with the worthy Member, whose opinious on most points _are entitled to the highest respect; hut, he must not be allowed to withdraw un der the persuasion, that p'olicy turns the, argument in his favOunLquite the contrary; opinions, on re-ton- sideration, my possibly be somewhat altered, by laying down the following P) . sition for his reflection, viz. that if, by em ploying .all the idle hands, .or busbandmen out of work, throughout the Kingdom, they would be enabled to produce more coin than would supply their wants, (watering pot aird all,)—if their labours produced only. one pint of wheat from each man, beyond his own support, it would he the most . politie measure which could be adopted. • What can be ito strong an incentive as holding up to the Agriculturalist the expectation of remuneration by an extended price; or at least the reasonable assurance that he should . have no foreign competitin, on more favoured terms than himself, if he had . not an exclusive market ? . . " .It may be laid down, as an.inccontrovsrtibleaxiom, that man in every.Fountvy ought, by ,sonie means, to gain his own. subsistence,. and ,not depend, on a -foreign supply for that which can be raised at home. (tight be not to male any sar_ critice rather than resigir his claims to independence by sup porting himself, and becolning a proud and usetyl.member of society; deniandintg— from his country a lust recompence fur his exertions; tristead;ta litiiitig,Obliged, reluctantly; to exist orralnis, becausetthepelted to Yeriialn unemployed." Agreeably to Lord ELLEISBOtiOUGWS Will, the very: fine inlinsion - Sc. . James's-!qnue has been sold. The Doke Of PORTLAND is said to be the pllrcbaser. t 1. 4 SS E INC E of SHRIMPS, a new and superior SAUCE for FISH, equal in strength to Essence of Anchovies, but far excelling it in flavour, •and has the ad vantage of not turning rancid. The immense deinalid .for it is a convincing proof ‘. , t the ,•stimation it is held in by those who have tried it. The Piopriclois flatter theilist;lves', that wherever it is once used,. it will 'obtain a pre-euliztence all other Sauces for Fish. Mrided+y C. Di uniore and Son ; and sold by Ti Powell an d Son I, Corner, of Hattoti 7 girden. Public are respectfully recptested to observe, mat each bottle bas the signature of C. Diltion. and ,`ion; . none - Oilier is ge nuine ; this caution is uccessaryots -there is,a, wutions do now on sale. A NEWPATENT WATERTROOF'HAT, it` only Its. IMPORTANT ; SAVING: • RANKS and TAYLOI3. hate to offer , to the IL PUblic a SILK HAT on BEAVER BODY, Coinbinin every re-Th . 94e a Hat "ought to possess ;it- is superior in ap pearance to the finest and most expensive Beaver, equally light, and, will wear .twice as long, and is of a better shape, which it retains to the last ; will never 'change its co iota which is the most beautiful block, if worn for years; no weather will injure these Hats, they being watet ; ;proof ; and will repair several tithes at a trilling expetice, and evor tim-e appear equal to new, and are decidedly superior to any ever offered to public notice, the attaniment of which I , evn attended with great es:pence. .Meroliauts, Dealers, and the Trade, who wish for superior,hats, may he supplied an advantageous terms. Franks and Thylor; Manufacturers, Nrrilington Hoitse, Red-cross 7 .streel, Darkian.—No unpaid' Letters received. • GENUINE COFFEES. DEACON and Co., of this COFFEE-MART, 2, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, London, established by tin British Coffee Planters and Merchants in 161 t, take this opportunity of appearing before the Public, to return their most sincere thanks for the patronage. and support. they have so liberally afforded them from the commencement of their opening the Coffee Mart, and to assure them, it has been their constant study to sell a truly genuine article on the most reasonable terms. DEACON and CO. think it necessary to. impress on the minds of the. Public, that as the article of Coffee is subject to great adulteratiooi, it becomes a matter of importance to families and to the Public in general to be informed, thatthe Coffee Mart was opened under the auspices of .a respectable body of West India Merchants and Planters, who had for their object the introduction of a wholesome beverage, at the very lowest prices the markets would admit of, 'and at the same time, of genuine and finest quality. DEACON and CO.-trust the Public will give them credit, when they confidently assure them, they have at all times adhered to the professions they have made, viz. that of vend int: a genuine' wholesome beverage, without the smallest adulteration or mixture of any nature or kind whatever. Present Prices—Fine Dutch Coffee, roasted, 3s. per lb.; ditto, raw, 2s. Ott.; verrgOod - ditto, roasted, ts. 9d.; ditto, raw, 2s. 3d. ; Plantation ditto, roasted, , 2s. Gd.; an allowance made On taking a quantity. Raw and Refined Sugars. • . DEACON and CO,.•beg to add, they have appointed most restiectable persons in carious parts of the kingdom as agents for the sale‘of their coffees, and are willing to treat with re spectable houses in' those - towns where there is not at pee sent an agent appointed.—The Trade in general supplied on the most reasonable terms. Shipping orders executed.— Goods carefully packed, and sent to all parts of the Town and Country with the utmost expedition. Letters by post punctually:attended to. . • . • - FT is:;singular to ierrilrk'the RiterHiiim OttEY ja. HAM makes to the countenance—RN i 3 HAIR - is much disliked by the wearer—These defects mar he; remedied by the use of ROWLAND's ,ESSENCE of " By merely wetting the Hoir with this.preparation,. the Pro prietors warrant to produce immediately a perfect change in Red or Grey Hair, Whiskers,' Ere-brows, .ev:c. to a beautiful glossy and permanent Brown. orlliacki imitating the exact natural colour. IY?shing makes this Dye more durable. Ladies or Gentlenien may 'dye their Flair _with rase and secrecy—it •i4' perfteili inhaent.—Price 6d.--and 10s. 6d. - •. • • • • Also, ROWLAND's MACASSAR OIL, . . The greatest Discovery,of the • Age—Warrpsted to afford the greatest Nourishment to at'ilß—Prerents its liein g 'iniured by Illtiess,tAccOuchement, C•haritze. of Climate, &c.,4l.einote . - tice . Scurf, lihrshness, and dry ness—Renders. it soft and glossy—Prevents .its falling off or turning grey—Creates at hje,k arowth on the Baldest Places — Makes the Hair strong in curl, - •aTai it keeps in damp wea ther, exercise, &e:-.-Inipfirts a . -pleasant perfittoe- , -and Pro duces Whiskers,- -Eyebrows, &e. Theyroptietors warrant its innocence, audio improve the. Hair from.i.ufanr..y. to the latest period of life. Its inestimable properties hav'e gained it the August Pa tronage of their Royal Highnesses the. Princess of Wales, DUchess of York, the Duke of Stgsexi his Imperial Majesty the Emperor of Russia, by their especial authority. 'Price 3s. 64.-75.-10 s.• 6d. and •One Guinea each bottle. Will keep in any climate. A. ROWLAND and SON respectfully inform the Public, that the high popularity of the above articles have occa sioned spurious Imitations composed of Deleterious Ingre dients injurious to the Hair, %%Inch renders it necessary to ask for ROWLAND's Oil, or ROWLAND's Dye and ob serve, each bottle is signed on the label in Red Ink,,A.ROW LAND & SON. Sold wholesale, retail, and for exportation, by the sole Proprietois. A. 110SVI.AND and SON, corner of Kirby- strect, the-firstturninc on the right, in Hatton-garden,.Hol horn, London ;. and, by appointment, by all Perfumers and hlctliciae Venders throughout Europe. • B 1 "1` HE KING'S 110YAI,•PATENT. (10DBVIAYS VEGETA BLE. BA [SAM,.. the greatest Discovery ever found out for COUGHS, CON SUMPTIONS, and ASTHM•AS.--The various anal sudden changes of the weather is dangerous 'to Asthmatic and Con- Sumptive Complaints, particularly in the Autumn, Winter, and Spring. The, above Medicine is strongly recommended by the Nobility to be kept in the house' by every family, to have recourse to upon the first attack of Cold,, which never has been linown to fail of success, in preventing the Cold fixing on the lungsoind was proved at a •consultationrif erni- - nentPhysicians to be a sure and efficacious Remedy for the Cure ofthe'filiove•l:niriplaiiits, after the first - Medical Abi lities had abandone;cl. all hopes : of their patient's recovery.— The Right Hon. hotel Dufidlt y and Ward, and others of the Nobility, Clergy,. arid Gentry; a fewtyears since, .recniume-rd ed the Proprietors to lower the Priec of the Medicine to the Poor ; • they readily complied ; the crinsequenVe 'has'been, that many thousands have been restored by the Balsam to perfect health, wvlVicli has iudiwed the Proprietors to extend it more generally ;it *same prices of One GOrtea, the Quart, 10s : 6d.. tire Pint' and ss. 6d. the Half-pint. . . . Stapitttv prooft of -its efficacy cannot be given. than. bring rocommended.by the following Nobility:—The' Most Noble M.arqtii6 'of Lothian, the Bight Hon. Viscount Dudley ant Ward, the Right I-lon. Lords Macdonald, Grautley, Fortes cue, Montford, the Right Hon. hite Visconnteis Dudley rind Ward, Dowagers Grantley, Falmonth, and Fortesene, ; Lady Appreece, Sirs Francis Blake, Edward Newnhara, John Cog; hill, George Avhistrong, and •Robert'Peate, Generals Doyle, and Drouly, Colonels -Baker, Debath, Lenox, &c. Advice every day from 10 to 2, at No. 3, Bloomsbury Square, where the Medicine is sold, Wholesale paid Retail; and retail by Messrs. Newbery and Sons ; Edwards, St. Pani's i'hurch Yard; Messrs. Sutton and Co. BoW Church Yard : Butler and Sons, Cheapside; Sanger, t5O, 'Nford? Street ; Evans and Sons, Long Lane; and all principal Venders in TOWII and Country. 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