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Oil the ltdkinat te tb the nd Liver &c. Sec. t. S.* 3 l Y .*.-4 , i .ii .: ,.,t4 : ::,..4 . i.7-:4 , 0 , . :g:-. 1 / 4 ), 1r k$ • i lc ;1 r i i •/ I „fr,„ 4 S .. .... -- ~, _ . .. . ~, _ ...-:-.__...,... 1 .. . A ~ ' t • , r, A I.' 1 . , * ''-'- . • ~ ..‘.:* ' '..*, ` . 1 , 4 t. . •tr' .. ' .f . •I j--'' -,--::. , .... . z....... ~ '4 ' ' •-,. r 11110, i ''''' ' "?•• - 0 --k-,.. , 1- ; .- .. - . ,„ 2%-„- 6 -- • . .•-.. '-- -- ---- %1', , , ,, 1 \\ \- • 1, )„, x e, 1 . ..) - E ; , ,,,tir( i ie hil 11, .\s' . . p ie ` . .. . 1 . . ~ 1 4 11 0 rr -1,f:;) IT F 6f the_ Bonk. .SA7'URDAY; ANUARY 15, 1803. ;t Tr rers. *UMBER 3222.] IPRICF S' IS' and 614 a the' Yale, FRYN which lrigs'are apt. nei ;P t W i lli. tse de- con- Vill. ach iYer urn in; ag. r. 25 110 r• Otll, lIIWO lig I ;aid THEATRE-ROYAL, DIWRY.LANE. 47.1 N MONDAY EVENING, . Jan., 17, 1803, will be performed, the Tragedy of ItICHARI) THE THIRD. Xing Richard by a GENTLEMAN, ' • (1344 his first Appearance on any Stage.) . WITH LOVE AND MAGIC ; Or, HAIZLEQUIN's HOLIDAY. Harlequin ; Mr. BYRN E ; Mago, (the Maician) Mr. DE CAMP hataloon, Mr. MAL E ; Scaramouchi M r . GI BBON.; Gipiey King, Mr. CO ILI NS ; Tycho, (the Clow n ) M r . G RI MA LDI ; Columbine, bliss IL MENAGE ; The Sprite,. bliss TYRER Old Woman, Mr. BANZAND; tltsula, (the Dwarf) Master /31. AN CHARD ; Landlady, Mrs. CO A TES ; - Litle Bess, (the Ballad Si nger ) Mrs . BLANI). The Vocal Principal Parts by Mr. COOKE, Miss TY R.L R. Miss MENAG E, Miss 'HICKS. Principal Dancers. Mr. WYBNIE, Miss 8. NtriNskGr I lqg -i o Mister BYRNE. Min DOUviLtss. .. ..141c - ti.uat 1 6 . pcsafttliy 41ft/tind that the new • 411 lomitn e will be iepeatodevery-Evcetin g till further AgtiCe. __l new Hist or i cal P lay ,. in Three Acts, with Music,:called Tic Ilteo o f the North, is'in.preparation. OTH'tkritE:,RoYAL COVE.N.T.GARDEN, N MONDAY EVENING,i Jan.. 17, 1803, • . 7 • will he performed, ( .) - 111ELLO. . . iitheito by a YOUNG G FNTLEMAN, ,(Being his first Appearance on ant... Stage.) . W•Vttt • HARLEQUIN's HABEAS ; " Or, TtiE war.. OF SPECTRES.,, ~.. Ptincipal Panrominie Charadters. Harlequi n , Mr: BO LOGNA;. jun. • . Padlock, Mr. 1301.0GNA ; r Quango Master MENACE Rie ect Doe, Father to Columbine, Mr. L. BOLOGNA ; harti Roe, Columbine's Lover, JrN. KLAN ERT ; Lounger, Mr. KING, ; • e'biarnhine 'daughter to John Doe), Mrs. WYBROW ; dr i , ,Ccit;tts of Etteh:lntntent, Mr. PARLEY. t it n o t t iln i i f nal Iv: r l er e ta i ;:zi:dnPaceyxr,at Delays yk b ., T n l e l vi. u , rs r d a 4 : Y i: be and 1 1:1 4 q te :de o r n s, T w u, l e t s h da t s h ' : . o n t .., viiii 1 ,„,,.Nay. the Comedy (If The non of the World, which AK" v e ttrthed every following Friday through the season. !p l. nso cannot possibly be performed befoit Monday the "'"7.--....,.......„._ , t 'ANovER.sQuARE CONCERT Rooms. LlNwooDis EXHIBITION will F.C. NALLY C Losr on the zad instant. SHENSI3I.7 RRITAINT3IC4:::•,.SI.RaEg7°)iIi:I:LtILLitiE•sisS(Tir 1 R D A7 iin D ag an e d l C 3) 7 l ,R `i N re : ,` eatitinue to be made on liouses, Buildings, Manufactories, .4 0 41 i and Nlerchaniiize, Ships, Vessek, Barges, and every ! . Niger:at, with their Freight, Cargoes, and Stores, in atlY 'Harbour, River, ur on any Navigation, FAKE lING rto ex, and all other Property, in any part of Great Bri. *sin, Persons who rem a i n uninsured, will do w e ll to relied on The many Calamities occasioned by Fire ;* and of the dreadful gteutquent.'eS to many Individuals: and as Property, in gene 11NI haS considerably increased in value, those already insured 3 , Lrac llay orn . ),der their Policies,. v tad ralke M.Ht ikfillitiOn W . I b r — , ~ .EXtl .- ...!Atr4uakl ,ilyntents (hie at Christinat.Day, mu-t be made iseititintifteen.days ther ef rom, of theßei ' le - tit of ° the Policy **vitt he 104 , flew I , alicv i . but Insurance may be renewed atter, without a efigitnirVirl_%)posals and Conditions AI nsurance, and a List ca I's, Trustees • • may be had grans as above, , j:e d K °f i n t L iej . r Agents in all Trustees , 8• and principal Towns in 6 1 ;441. • • .....,,..,,,„,,..,..........A...................._._..............................1...................___R01,1ERT SKELTON, See. IMPF.RIAL INSURANCE C( , A T a COURT of I)IRECTOkS of' the IMPE -,a; 4..., RIAL INSURANCE COMPANY, at the London .4 4 vettt, rid Wetine day the g 2th Day of Timmy, iSoi, the troceerlings of the GenerA 11-leeting of Subscribers far the , E stablishment of the IM PERIAL INSURANCE COAL. t'A Ny,' at the Lontionisavern, on Toesclav the 4th instant, 'were read, wherebythe following Subscritiers were deilared to be anuointed •Dirraors Tiiistens, and Auditors of 'the IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY : niitterciiss (a t ). Tir Right Ilon.Charles Pr i ce, ...kremiah Olive, Esq. ... Lord Mayor . ' • Thomat Plummer, Esq. nen ty bavidson, U sq. Thomas Rein, Es•q. Thomas Gowland, Esq. Abr. W. , Rutherford, Esq. ifisepl) Huddart, Esq, Robert Slade, Esq, Thonvis Hughan, Es. .. Henry Smith, Esq. F.dwa/clicemble q Geo. V. Thellusson tsq. Richard Le e Es' Es q . .1 . lon, Es -. Ebenezer hiltis i c - i l a Es Daniel Mildred, Esli• ql o t) ti e telVi r n i t m ain•ritton,%a ichard TWinene, Esq an d 14iiVid Mitchell, Esq ! V ' I; -- V Andrew.% edder urn .sq. , t , . . TAUSTEIS 02). ' . ' . . ' The blight Hon. Charles Price, teretuialt Olive,',Esq: Lord Mayor . Thomas Plumer; . i,dsq. Henry Diivitfion, Esq. Robert Slade Esq. - •• • TI 1131113 S Hugium, Esq. , •. . Henry Snaith','Es(l.:.. Edwitni Kernble, Esq, , Gee. 'W. Theltusson, Esq. Richarcl Len, Ekq. - i and gbe,nalet Maitland. Esq. lose ph Timperon, Esq, A UDITOItS (5). grant Allan, Esq. Samuel Drewe, Esq. . ttorge Brown, Esq. . and Stephen Cattley t Esq. William Lewis, Esq. • __Resolved unanimous)y, That Henry tilitit, Esq. be the Chairman of the Court of birectorai Resolved unanimously, That Thomas Plumer, Esq. be the Deputy Chairm a n tit the Court ' of Dire ors. . . --- -. • . , . H. 'SMITH, Chairman. FRESH YOrr; D C HA R A . No. ti 37, Strand, Corritir of Savoy Steps , . 24, ka. • OHN • i 3 URGESS and SON Dec respeafiilly inform :j the Nobility ahcifamilies in general, they have this day r eceived a yresh Supply of FRESH POTTED"CHA k iro ) Vinanderrnere'Lake, which they can recOrnmend to be of a i Nperior duality to any_bctore introduced. ' Now, P:Sturqcon, Welch Sinuaked Salmon, Bru nsw i ck ulges,New I. tench Olives, &c. ' ' ' Warehouse as above. kle}l RDSON, GOODLPC ; . pid spettlay acquaint th e Public, that Tickets slid Shares for the English State. Lottery, to contmente,Drawink ' 6 n the' 4th of April 0303, are now , on Sale, at th e i r O ff i ces, t he Corner of Banebuildings, Cornhill, and facing the Gate 41 , tho King's Mews, CI)01ng. c ro s s , London. All the .Prjaes to be drawn tiiiin the Wheel. . , ISCHLhib. ' '' • ,- ' ' of - . ,C. 20,000, 3 of I C, to i t;ofb 3 ' , sooo 3 , . 200 a • ;, • 5 zoo," .lo -- , Tao '..' : . tio -- 2* 44,000 ickets. capital Prizes in the year 1802, sold by Richardson, Good- luck, and Co. • No. 4 8 ,752, __ In Shares, ,C. lo,poa • ? ,1 c).5, In Slurtii, -- 2 0 ,0t0 „:'l7 i • • In Shares, 5.01 q 1' , 3 i 3, — A Whole Ticket --- , , 20000 ~..' ?9 , 471, . A Whole Ticket 5,000 ' ' IC Y 4:V. the onl ..Person, that ever sold - in Sbares, two i, Prizes or ,c. - 3choco, Nos. 12,807 . and - z6M3. •• • ' 4 *a Veat number of Capital Prizes in various Lotteries, .i too numerous to pitrtWular*. TO DR. ANDERSON 4. • SAX CHARGES. of rude arid ungentlemanly Treat ment arcralways brought by the Authors and Promoters of imposture against the deteaors and exposers of -it ; of which there arc so .many instances in the Controversies con. cerning Lauder's, Macpherson's, and subsequent Forgeries, that you might have spared yourself the trouble of adding to them. The points in dispute between us require neither irt. vedive, argument, nor evidence, but simply fact, and such faeTk, as is within tne reach of every Person's observa tion. _ _ _ _ You have asserted, that Fruit-trees+, in Mr. Forsyth's Garden at Kensington, "in such a state of decay as to have been all rotted away except about one inch of bark," have ' been restored to the greatest degree idf4tealth and vigour, by - means of his Compost I have asserted, and I do assert, that do Tree in that state ever was, or can be, restored to health, or even preserved alive, by all the Composts that Mr. Forsyth, or you, or any other lloaor, ever did,' or can apply to it. .You :rave stated, that by the aid of Mr. Forsyth's'Corn post,. " holes in Trees can he brought, in a few years, ie such a state of soundness, that no.. one can know Aire ~new from. the old wood," , and yon have expressed,your astklitis44. meat at the " . we derful ea.andece." yen II.1•• produered by it. " ' t have assetteo, said 1 do:assert, that you never. saw any such thing ; end;thrit nocaviry in any English `1 was, . in any one instance, 'sr ever can he, restored to the; state of soundness you have described. • • Probably ,we have both seen Conjuror::, of another de, scription, cut,ohthe heads of living birds, and then produce them alive arid well, with their heads at tirntly attached to their bodies as ever ; but-as our degrees of ineirination, and motives ter belief, were in this case nearly the• same, we both, probably, drew the eatne conclusion, and only gave the operator credit for his manual ilLerterity in imperLertbly constituting a living bird Ter 'a dead., one. Being sufficiently acquainted with the nature and principles of vegetation, to know that the miracle is as incredible in,the one case, as in the other, I must be allawed, till better informed, to straw a similar conclusion from what I saw at Keirsiny,too,gar den. Mioicles that - have been performed there, may, I presume, 'be performed elsewhere; and if either you, or Mr. Forsyth, -will' let me see you perform either of the above-mentioned operations, in any garden, or piece. of ground, which shall be under the care and inspeelion of the President of the Royal Society, or of - such Persons as he 31 . 611 appoint, during the whole process, .1 wilt stake any ' sum that '. can withoin inconvenience. deposit, and that you or your friends shall choose to risque, on the issue alit. But 'asa tree in such a state of decay as to " nave keen. all rotted away except 'about one inch .of bark," must have been long dead, sume,timeewill probably be required to re ' store it to life again, and to the• degree of health and vigour requisite to support your assertion ; and as you, and even Mr. Forsyth, encumbered with the Honours of his Parlia mentary Reward, may at present Sect somewhet uneasy under the charges winch your unprovoked aggro sign has compelled me to bring for Ward, I . will point out to you an immediate and c*.tlive method .to destroy my Credit with the Public. Produce a transverse section of a tree, which, having once been hollow, or partially- hollow; has been filled up with solid wood, Of which " no one can 'know the new front the old." Mr. Forsyth and his friends, in the Book of which he is the noneleil Author, •are said, it I du not mistake, to possess some such transverse - seeticeis : pre. possessed. hoWever, 'with the opinion that all those, may have been lost, or ,misleid„ since the appearance of my for. mer Letter,' 1 ofkr you, or your Friends, to deposit a second Stake, to the same ainquor, and on similar conditions with the preceding,' tnat you cannot prOduce one. 1 shall be itt Town next month, when the season mill be favourekle for the proposed operations; but the style Of 'h as not, Epistle has not, made either tuy friends, or myself, very solicitous to he introduced to your acquaintance by an interview at Kensing ton, ,am, Sir, &c. - - • A. KN , Elton, lan 7 IS*3 • .- * In answer to his Letter in the Morning Chron:cle, the atm, and Morning Herald. + Recreations, No. 37. FASHIONABLE DANCING--PRIVATE TUITION. it ESSRS. HOPKINS 'anti SON's'ACADEMY IVA. for PRIVATE INSTRUCTION in Fashionable DANCING, at COACH MAK E RS-HA LL, Foster-lAne. Cheapsido, continues Open for the improcemenc of such LADIES *nit GENTLEMEN as have never acquired this Accomplishment. Or those who have not obtained the pre,. sent FASHIONABLE MODE may he expeditiously in. strueled in the most PRIVATE MAN N E K. in 411 the E LE. GANT and . FASHIONABLE STEPS-now in use, to qua_ lit' them for the FIRST ASSEMBLIES. YOUNG LA- D' ES and GENTLEMEN are also Tapght every FA SHIONABLE DANCE, and every attention exerted to give the most elegant Address. ' N. B. The Morning Academy for LADIES ONLY is Open,'and will be continued till Ills Majesty's Birthday, NEW INVENTED . WATER-PROOF BOOTS and • . SHO E ' E DWARD MOGGIUDG Ludgate . t. ""3„,.:4 hill, London, •begs leave to inforahii • riendit and the Public in general, th!tt after many, yeatS . 'ittenfibeCind expe rience, he has to offer them Boors and Sii 0 ES, WATE P ROO F, with perted confidence of their•-being-far•soperior to any ever made. He makes the lightest dress fi hoes and 'loots Waterproof, preserving the Leather soft and pliable. lie is particularly induced. to make it public at this season of the year, when people of all descriptions haVe their health 131 . - . paired by wet or damp in the feet. tie recommends theni to Gentlemen 'on shooting excursions, as no water can.pene-: tratc. •Leather prepared in. this wily, has the advantage of lasting twice as long as Leather dressed in the ininon ‘vay. An article of &Itch general utility will no doubt attract the attention of •the'PUblic,',and induce, those who have a real value for their health torapply at hii ManufaClory, as above. He has no connexion with any other House in London. N. B.' 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TN exciting the .PtiWit: Attention to these Va. 1 lu,thle Drops, an eanni.:.ration of particular Cases would be unnecessary ; successful ex p?•rience for more than century havingsufficiently Established their, reputatioa. in the cure ut tt vyy SI):76eS of Vinci,. especially. the Yellow 'or Putrid, for which s hay' i . t:'ent irent 1 y distinguished, the Pro• prietor, frOM their inereas , itig celebrity, hutunly the bighot but is %rich confidence - to re 'commend 'a `trial of their virtues, the Asthma, •inveterate Cdughs; Scurvy, all tillia;ritirs of the filoutt,_Coldi, StoniaLh andliOvel Complaints, yield to theirbenigni•jiet powerhtl iii flitence,and as a salutary cordial rir t hosed . ' scomforts- attendant on advanced life;. nothing can surpass'llieir beneficial eltilels. Family ottic, 2.3,a.' is only to he had at the Doetot'S House, Lower Ilrook,lstreet, Grosvenor-square, where „Woks of Cult% are (telivrett- gratis, mid all Orders forP.xpot union exe med. Smaller bottles are sold whok-sale anti retail by Messrs. leboult and Co. and retail by all Venders of Meas. 6acs ; ako • Ur: NoriWA AittilidOtiw Pill, ttivilrattul is a sae' and elche,4ite aperient, may bt all 'the abvie t'tseui, in buicsj at aa, • OJ i /L ai u!' 24d Demi:6er, 1•6 oz _ THE OFFICERS of WI 1114, 7arY'i ORDNANCE bil'etj , give Nairei that tit. v will or rei,rdy.at.their Q,ffice ix 3t..tlfarg,ar'et.etreet;tlSThninster, Fild.ty Ike 44P.D.Lvof February, tkj, to receltie jrani such PersOrs as ittirja be tbiltiu t o . ;«nSTlaks ,z6r:Nitpjty 4 'll:r.'e lireadred CuZic Yards of Ike beft S TON LIME fir WA - 1 . E %V t)RK., to be delhArred at NV9 01,* I (ill, the rime: 'tad I r the proportivts foi • - . One flambe' 044. .Yarde niasth delivered 0x14,- , IFOaltaich l free of Expeace, of hefir l ithe io D.!ji of ii./".rre, ; wit other Proodred Cohic 4,1 ar iefire ,ist 4 'itpil4 aid the lait or tt.l4 live:teed Czehil• Y.,irdr, on orinfire /i v ' it' D. 9, of ltiv lb/bluing. Sfialtnetts of the Lime mutt he sent far inrpc!tion thi rod.. nundi*g li , ;;Ya Engineer at Ji anti Term raid Cc cf the Cintraa, may be tern apon Applir.tticm at the Seery.; t.njoi OfiFee, in $, t . itlarpret-stre4; betti:ren the 11:4e4 11 fir. atl Fern: p`Cl.:e4 ht.! 'lc an hi.i irrhtzd it t! I•sldayitfti dabtfif Pchru44, tEc3. , Ortlfr af the Beard; H Secretta9.;,,,, I:4I:CHIieyER BILL OF,EICd, • j'a,•mary 13, iSci. All Exchequer Bills issued by . Virtue °fan Ad, 510:41f,tsi ' mu Primo L. CV. 111. Regis, Cap. 4 . , fur Lisui.;); E jitter Bills on' the Credit 01 the A 10. f. for the se{vi . ce of the Year iSot, Daud in July. A ugust, and October, ,:s,-. t. TO BE P.4ID OFF. THE LORDS C'OiIfiIIICSIOIVERS of IEI y EST P 4 TIZIMSLTIZY haviv given Di re:l4l"v fid, ithe Pl:intim! of the aho-veine:..ri,. , ed 4#;bsiteer Bills, Inteeest thereon,. at the Exebetjuer Bill Office, br St. ilZirgant 4 l4 areet, bet.irtan !Iv . two Palace Yards, 11-?4 , ,n!nsirs, on SAill P.: . DA Y,. t 1 .. , 2g:b day of ~,`annat:y, tS:s t atteficlaoe, 1 . 444 ',it given daib., (Stordqys and Ralidnyi 'excepted) way .',31 - qn f la z , t he 24jb of yannaty, ISo3, inelnsive, iron; :Ten o'ClLch litirnitok 4 tlll• One !, the Ajternsen,for . the peipr:se r j rec..iiifii.!?' the. saute..`, Andierehe greater dispatch, the Bearertofthe said Pills . are • sired tv 6riag' Lists theiecf; containing the Nunthcrs sit Numerical Order, accordingto the Paine of the said Bills, and tintes.cfc. suertcvmeataf -Interest, with she, principal Sums and IntereOt dre thireosti contputed frost the days on which they JO respellizqii dated, exclusive, to the chid Igtbday.of 7.o:t4ty, r8,;1, inclusive; when the interest will cease; and they are desired to terite.theis Name: and l'laces of elhod: on sorb Lists, and imd:dse their Nantes or the said Rills. If any o f the Udders of the afia - Csaid Dills sh;:ell le desirous of receiving tqj.sn ent of the Principal and listefert previous tt the raid • 29ib day ;:1 .7anstarj,„ th..y . Indy he e ctorn42dated, cn cow p,uting the Interest to the dip on et , hich"thry wish to he paid, and leaving ,the raid Rills for (4/ttnifi4that one day pr icy theirsc., qu,•,h‘ Persons ai ongy he desirous ofhalving Nei& Exebequei in too P.lyment, up^n ntenti , ,ning the aniount at the hot. deb' iefine . ;44 J 240441.. y, 1803, nty he acronprodated tvith New Bills , caring 41i din en st of Threepence by the D.y on evetv. tool. which said New. Rills will dear date the said zgth airy of January, i 803 .0 and will he delivered on Monday, tire 31st day of "sanitary, :803, and he following dqrs. N. B. 411 other Exehtquer Bills dated prior to 1110 ISQ2 O lave been .da'vertised to it paid iar, earrd the Interest thereon has ceased. This Day are published, in Two large Volumes, evti. with Anatomical Plates, k)rice ass. in boards, T"E OIJ !'LINES of the VETERINARY . ART., 'or The PRINCIPL ES of MEDICINE, as applied to a knowledge' of the struditire, - Fu n and ticonomy of.the Horse t the Ok i the Sheep, and the Dog; and to a more scientific and successful manner tit' treating their variuus Diseases. By DELABERE Bt AINE, Professor of Animal Medicine, Minted tor. T.. N. Longman and O. Rees. Paternoster-row. " It afipears to us.• that this Work is the sest and most scientific system of the Veterinary Art that has hitherto ap. peared in this country ; and we theretige recommend it .to ail who are desirous of acquiring a competent knowledge ot, the ` strudnre and diseases ol rs the iloe, and other dunmsticvgua.. drupe.. 4, ! .! British Critic, Oat. This Day was pUblished, Number 11. Price ts. to be continued Weekly, of HE LITERARY JOURNAL comprising:, in tt systematic Arrangement, the Subjeds P VICS, LITERATURE, MANNERS, and POLITICS. Printed and Published by, Charles anti Robert Baldwin, or Netii Bridge-streer, Blackfriars, London. Of whom, and of all Booksellers and Newsnien, may be had, The First Number; and also a PROSPECTUS, .cont.tiit. "fig acomplete Dgveiopernent Of the Plano( the Publication. sTE ERS's PAREGORIC LOZENGES. TH ES E. LOZENGES, So highly and uni. versslly approved of; are a safe arid 'etre - dual' remedy in Colds, Coughs, Hoarseness, Soreness of the 'l' broat and Breast, and Astlunitic and ConSianytive COMPIAMS . ; it taken eallV, they' will prevent the l)iseases or more fatal tendency ; and have been prosied,„ by' experience, to 4trotio, not only temporary relief, but also a permanent cure, itt miny inveterate cases, after other applications have r.iiied. N. B. Be careful to ask tbr Steers's Paregoric Lozengcs, as there arc twiny Imitations and Counterfeits. siiid by F. Newbery, No. 4s, St. Paul's Church-yard J. Wade, No. 13, Old Bond-street ; leboult And .CO. No. co, J. Pidt!ing, Noy. 77f1, Oxford-street ; Bayley and Co- Cock - spur-street ; 1. ward, No. 3z4, ifoibotri ; T. 'furl, Royal Exchange ; and W. Clarke, No. 196, Borough. Price IS. I the 'Box, Duty included, but on taking six ) , the Stamps will be allowed. Also, by Mr. steers: ~ • „ CarnomAe Drops 9 I ..,ampoorated Eye Water. t 2.:(1 Convulsion . z 6 Nitre Drops w z 6 ISCADF.RS that i r roceed either from an impure ::tats of the Blood, or a relaxed state of the Nerves, in innumerable instances, subsided by a ' Cnurse of SI'ILSBURY's ANTISCORBUTIC DROPS, too Hulett cannot lye said in praise of that Invaluable preparation. This unparalleled success, in the most complicated cases, 114$ c4tabli,ihed its celebrity throughout the, Univer4e where, wit possible to obtain such a Restorer of the j,;o11. 440,41, and infallible Cure of then Scurvy, Gout" . k%ll,en. v Leprosy, and a variety of other Coinpl4irit3, too p:cUsually incident to human nature ? These, Orupgarciold in bottles of ss. 6a. ws. and IL *s. each, willi a bl.ick stamp affixed to each bottle, by the lot. rowing Venders in London : —F. Newbcry, No- 4s, St. Paul's; Dicey. and Sutton, Bow Church- yard ; 1.. New. Ivry, colner,of'St. Paul's; Ching and Butler, Cheapslde Wray, flirCitin-lane; Bolton, Roy a l E xc h ange ; and Cu. 1.011 lane ; Barclay E lett • in:trker ; irtiAt. strfm. 1:10IbPrn ; Cockspur-street; swinncri Nall; Walsh and Cocker, Strand Brconsnil, No, Bishopspte.street ;. Clark, No. 209, and B. Sil4W, Mu . 7+) 13ttroug.11, southwark ; and at the Dispensary, We. /se Solio-aftitatc,