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In the course of next Month (March) will be published, in
• t 8 V.eltunes Demy and Royal odavo,•
THE .'WORKS of JOHN DRIDE'N; with a
Life of the,Authur, and Notes critical and iliustptory.
. By W4I.TER. SCO'I7, Esq.
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that the general and unbounded admiration of Popei.and the
school ofPPoetry_which he founded, diverted the public at-
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genius;,it deficient in correLness, though tar superior in
energy of thought and didion. But as it is long since the
Public have looked back with a favourable eye on the Works
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trfry, it is, presumed that .a complete Edition'of Dryden's
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,tioni must now be,considered as filling up a disgraceful bLink
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MEMOIRS of the PUBLIC LIFE of the late
Right Hon; CHARL-ES TAMES FOX.
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THE KING's ROYAL. LETTERS PATENT.
GODBOLD's, VEGETABLE BALSAM, for'
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THE Case of several Scropbulods Ulcers at York,
inserted in the Public Papers, and stated as advatwinr,
towards recovery; and as having.existed for seven preceding
years, in the habit of a . young Girl, aged 14, with muCli,inr
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From the Hon. and Right ReVerend. the Lord Bishop of
CARLISLE, to Mr. G, • Apothecary, Cheapside,
London.,
"SIR,
llReadily embrace the oppOrtunity your Letter af-
Ibrds,rne,.of adding mrtestiniony to that of the. Lord
Chief Baron in favour of your C tyk;'s PATENT WORM
MEUICI N E S, my eldest Son hiving, a tew montlis ago,
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The first Of these occasionecra artientiment, and after
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I Juttgett it right to -give the Wird, as- the two ,form.l. he,(
agreed so uncommonly well. from that time my Son has
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wholly' to the efficacy of the Worm- Lozenges.' I have since
recommerultd your Lozenges in several instances, wherein 1
have the satistaclion to assure you they havettnik:rialy been
.of grott• service'. 1 ought to•add. that froth the nature of tilt
efleet produced by thesis in my Son's cise, I apprehend the
Complaints to have arisen from an. obstruction between the
Stomach and Viicera.
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To THU iViAS TAN.° lt, Esq.
Sir, No, g, New Bridge-street, Londan.
r CONSIDER it out an aetoof justice due to the
merits of your LEAKE's :PAT ENT PILLS, to com-
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health) and stunt as any man t know. You are welcoriie,
Sir, to, tefer any-person to me for a confirmation of the
,abeva
account if itshouiti be doubted.
I am, Sir, your obedienthumble servant,
Library, FolkstOne. , THOS. Ptlll.bAY,
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Taos. TAYLORt Member Of the Royal College, of Surgeons,
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in a praeliceparticularly diredted to the Core at Vene-
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.OHILIILSINS are preveated • from breaklng,
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