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GRECI AN, EGTPTRN, AND ROMAN COINS.
IT P tRSONS, No. 9, GREAT TURN-
-I,' • s f11.1r.„ LINCi II.N'S•INN- FIELDS, has the huitoor
to acquaint Geinlemen,Colleaors of ANCIENT COINS, that
he Fa: 1101/ no 941-, cute exceedingly Choice Gmcian, Faro-
ti anil Rowan Coins, in Ow highest State of Preservation,
and of the first Degree 1.1 Rarity : among many °than are toe
f 410. ing—
G ' lAN and EGYPTIAN SILVER .—Philipof Macedon,
'Esther of Alcxander toe Gnat; Alexander the Great ; Anna-
clus I. of Syria; lysirnachus; Arseihanattes, sing of Cappa-
docia; Ptolemy Soter, King of Egypt.
ROM sN SILVER ...Julius Cesar, fine; M. Anthony,
reverse nf Julius; M.Lepidus, fine; Trajan, with the Column,
moat beaut
ROMAN, LARGE. RR ARS .-.Julius Cour, fine ; Caligula,
ins; Nero, extremely fine; G.,iee, extra fine ; Hadrian, fine;
Antoninin Pius. ditto; Pubhus Helvlus Pi-nines, fine; and
the rarest large Wass Vann in the Roman Series.
Complete Sri of We BraSMedalsor Silver Roman Coins,
formed for any Gentlearian wiehiug the same; and Drawing•
of any of the above-mentioned Cisios, sent be Pat Int° the
C.Uatrj, to any Gentleman, on applying, by Letter, poet
paid, to W. P.ARSONS, as above.

FROM TIIE LONDON GAZETTE.
THE 10th July. 1804. two Causes were tried he-
forte Lord Ellenborough snit a Speeial Jury of Mer,liants,
at Guildhall, London, between B. If. Inglish, of the Strand,
the only Proprietor of that excellent Medicine called 11r. AN-
DERSON*, or the TRUE SCOT. PILLS, Plaintiff, John
Tee*, of Fleet-market, and J. Si!cock, of Tottenham-court-
road, Defendants.
Mr. Inglish obtained an Order of Caret against them (see
the London Casette) The cause of action was the Defend-
ants selling a sort of Sent's Pills, wrapped In papers . epresent-
Mg them to be made by Mr James laglA, one of the Plain-
tiff's ancestor=, and as coming front the Proprietor's dwelling-
bonne, in the Strand.
Mr. Erskine stated the high reputation this Medicine has
beirn held in for onwards of 110 years, ever since the inven-
tion of it by that skilful and eminent man, Dr Patrick An-
derson, Physician to King Charles I. and the high esteem it has
been lie d in by many of the first Physicians since Isis tune ;
several have glen Mr. Inglish's family certificates of its excel.
lence, recuir.metiding it as a most useful family medicine ; and
it being clearly proved that the Plainest and his ancestors, de-
scended from Dr. Anderson, were possessed of the genuine and
only true receipt for the-preparing of this medicine, to caution
the Public. against purchasing, and all Druggists, Chymists,
and Venders of Medicine in particular, against selling, spurious
scot's Pills.
Mr. Inglish hat thought it expedient to pablish to the world
the foregoing facts and authorities through the medium of the
London Casette, and many of the Town and Country News-
papers. He hereby gives notice, that he will certainly bring
actions against ail persons who shall hereafter vend any Pill.
for Scots Pills, prepared by bun, or coming from his house, op•
po4te the New Church, in the Strand, which are noes..
The Commisioneis of its Majesty's Stamp Duties have
ordered, that the Stamp wrapped round the bnx shall contain
the (intoning work: " B. H. Inglish, No 165, Strand, opposite
the New Church," printed with red ink ; every bos without
this name nn tae stamp are sure to be dangerous counterfeit.
Each box is wrapped In a printed bill, anent:ant the various
complaints for which the Pills are peculiarly serviceable, and in
Some cases they are folly established to be a specific and so.
vereign remedy ; and all tne w,appers have Mr. Ingltsh's AIMS
printed ow them, and are signee—" R. H. INGUSIL"
N When you rashes,. plena, to ask fee Insliall's simul
rah —ldeals mambo bledania.