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Celebrated DROPS hav otnained, not only titrough out the United Kirt„;:intn, but in the %Vest Indies, raiders :t a positive duty on toe Proprietor to refute the talse Statem:::t • that has appeared i t various Public P nuts, of ;ha 0R: (..;:l NAL RECIPE havingbeett purchased. The Assertion is' equally void of truth as pregnant with danger to tnose un happily imposed oh. tieing an elaborate. ProceSi tti•Ar feet preparation, even to m the Cnemical Specification del vered into the Patent lidiee, has been frequently attempted in vain they al-t, poss.:s, the pectiliai - propert . f ordety_in g analyzation. The only Recipe left by their I rivent,or, Dr. Thus Norris, never has been out of the pos,,t,sim, o f hi, - Fatni I y, therefore it is hoped the fraudulent. attem pt tO - Orrog, this belly al ua'oleNledicine int disrepute,hy thCiatroclucti,A4 of a deleterious Composition, by an. Einptricl.i total stranger . to Dr. Norris's l'antity),will incet the .Coutetitc,fit so dose, v edly_ merits ; particularly as" the Public have an unerling • guide distingui:n the Genuine .I.2paration, ru theNall:C • of 1 ... I:!Vis. No;"; Mosre," en raved (by favour Of (7 c...ern-L inent; cn tile tit amp round each Pottle: • "` - ANLTARY' - 25, 1800. WEEKLY REYI EW O i BOOKS. ' ' . • Thls tYay was published, No. I. (to bc-completcd in Light Weekly Numbers, 1•:. 6:1 each) f T I -IF ANNUAL REVIEW,- and HISTORY of LITERA•FUR E for iBO5. A: A IKIN, Editor. Contcnts or the First Chnpter, the greatest part of which will be coniorised in the First Number Bruce's Tr tvels, Dr: Griffith's Travels, Lindley's Voyage 'to Collection of Coteiiitiorary Voyages,Catr's Noi th ern Snimer, Nlavor's ftistorkal Acc,nut of Ciqiit Cook's Voyages, tieckford's Letters- trorn Italy, Tour in Zealand, Present. 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