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London, England, 1802-06-24 00:00:00

POWELL's CONVEVNNCING YRECEDEN

lii.E Subscribers ,and. Profes‘sion .are. informed,
that this Day was published, in ivo. :Yol. V. Ins. 6d.
in boards,- -and Part I. 23. 64, sewed, to be continued every
Saturday, until the whole is complete in: about 24 Parts
(forming six. volumes), of Original Precedents Convey-•
ancing, seleded froth the Manuscript Collection of-the late
roseph Powell, Esq. Author of the Law of Mortgages,
Wills, &c. Revised and cormded ; with Notes and -Re-
marks, explanatory of the 'nature and efficacy of the several
Assurances, &6. contained in the Collection.

By CHARLES BA KTON,.ot the Inner-Temple, Esq.
Author of the Elements of Conveyancing.
London: Printed tbr W. Clarke and Sons .Portugal-street,
Lincoln's-I nn ; of whom, and the ditnrei43ooksellers; pro-
posals for this Work may be had.

FOR RHEUMATISMS, Rhalunatic-Goat, .Lum-
,
bago, Numbness, Palsy, sFlatulenty, Spasmodic. or
Flying'Pains, general Debility and Relaxation .of the... Sy-
stem • Sprains, Bruises, &c.-Experience has proved
WI-fITEHE's ESSENCE OF -.MUSTARD (Pills rind
Fluid), the most elledual remedy made known to:the World,
haVing' Suecceded.,in cases of six, eight, ten, twenty, and even
of forty years standing, after every-other means had haled,
414 it has absolutely cured more j!.atientS of the abOve COrn-
plaints,.. than all the Medicine§ ever before made public.—
•The Fluid-Essence is s 6 'singularly penetrating and speedy
in its operation, as generally to area the cure Of the severest
Sprains. and Bruises by a few: applications.--It is prepared
and signed by the Proprietor,i R. Johnston, -Apothecary,
No. ',Greek-street, • Soho, London ;,.ants sold at as. 91..
each or bottle. —And its reputation is so universally esta-
blished, that it inay he had pt every . Medicine Vender in
England, Ireland, West...l-uclies, and America.

For BILIOUS COMP LAI NTS,and DISORDERS- of
STOMACH and BOWELS
' Dr..rAMES'i:"ANALEPTIc

rirßE Excellet,Ce of theie PILLS, -as a gentle
purgative,. and as a generattpreservative of Health,'' 'be
assisting Natu re, in the due discharge of the Animal Euneliortst
has established their reputation as_a Medicine of the first im-
portance,.- - They are admirably calculated for Disorders' of
the Stomach and BoWels ; for persons-of a Bilious, a Gouty,
or a Rheumatic disposition --as-well as for those whose Con-
stitutions have been aftetted by a trio active or too sedentary
lite,- or by' a residence in hot Climates: They are likewise
particularly _.serviceable in I-lead-Adis occasioned. by Intit-
.gestion, and in. removing the bad etfeds of tree living ;..as
also in preventing ralSiqS and ApopleXies,- so Often the con.
sequence of intemperance. • •. •
The-tendency ot, these-Pills is to open the pore's by night,-
and the body by day : they moreover promote sleep, and re-
quire neither confinement nor attention to diet. -RecourSe
should be had to them on, the first attack of a cold, or upon'
any slight indisposition; and they shohld never be omitted at
bed-time after -an excess of eating or drinking; and thus
their distinguished charaderistic will be maintained of pro-
moting longevity, so remarkably exemplified by, their invent-
tor; who, by the constant use of them, though a.very free-
liver, attained the age Of seventy.five.
As the ANALEPTIC PILLS oWe,their vittuel to.- a
peculiar preparation,...which has never .bcert divulged but
to the present Proprietors,' they can only be, had ggiut-
ine from then; and they 'are sold by Francis Newbery,•
at Warehouse for Di. j'antz.s's Powder; No. -45, the, East
End of St. Paul's, a' few doors from Cheaßside„ London ;
and at Dr. lames's Lite house in Bruton.street, in Boxes,
price 45. 6d. eaLh; Stamp included is or the civamity of Six
in One large BOx for ii. 2.5. Ed. • •

Observe that the words, " F. Nzwr.E.Ry, No. -4,5, St.
Paul's," arc' eniwayW en the• Stamps. MI (then aro coun-
t:at:its.

AROIVIATLC SPIRIT or •+.ltht.l<,
(The original Invention of Mr. Henry.),
Prepared and Sold by 1711.0 MA'S and WiLLiAi.t fit N R y,
Chemists and A pothe.:%liits, Minichestet. .. •
rrHIS most agreeably perfumed Liquor is a Corn-
..
• pound of 1410 ,:oncentrateci Vinegir, joined with the
inns t pleasant Its streng and pungent odour ren-
ders it extremely grateful and salutary to persons
under Head-achs, Faintings, &c. and adapts it fot counter.
acting the bad etteas of neared or fo(ii. Air. Hence it h!!*
been found highly useful in Rooms, where the ifeCtion tot
Fevers, of Sore Throats, or other contagious diseases pre-
vail ; and in all crowded t.9laCes of public resort, as Theatres:
Couits of justice, &c. It may also be particularly recom-
mended towrsons residing in Hot 'Climates.. •:
The Aromatic Spirit of vinegar, priee.2s. 01. each bottle,
Stamts incluiedr auc.Vretaii, by ,Bayley
Blew, • Cockspur7street (the:only persons in Loiulon autitb-
rised by the Proprietors to sell the.satne) .vlierc may be had
Sponge Boxes of gold; silver, corneliaii,. crystal; &e.
. N.B. Each. bottle,: besides a copper-plate. label, signed liy
the Preparers, has. the letters T. and W. Henry's Aromittie,
' Spirit of Vinegar moulded in the glass.—Their names are
also engraeti in the Stamp, the counterfeiting bf wtiieh is
Felony. • . . •

At the same, place. may be, had, Henry's Catenled
Magnesia; in bottle at _ Is. (-id. 2S. 6(1., and 3s. fr.l. each,
Stamps included.

RESIDENCE IN THE•CrI'Y OF NOR.VVI*CH.
To BE'SOLD, an 'Elegant' LEASEFIOLIJ
, MANSION,
,situate near the Bishop's Palace, with
&aiding' for-five Horses, double Coach-!rouse, -Pleasure=
ground, GreenAiouse and Kitchen-garden, the Ground very
tasteftilly laid out, and the Green-house stored with choice
Shrubs, The Kitchen-garden is. -well ,_planted and
cropped, and walled in ,• together with l3rew7house, Put-
ter's-ledge and suitable Offices; the whole occupying nearly
tive•Aeres. The House is'titted up in the first-style plele.
gance,, and'conSists of spacious Drawing and Eating Rooms,
Library, with a -Select Coll.:Ction of books, Moisic-room,
excellent -Kittheri; arehed Cellars, imcl every requisite for a
Genteel Family it contains many Paintings in Oil and We_
ter Colours by the best Alasters„Vier Glasses of censiderabld
magnitude, and the Furniture throughout of the best qua-
lity, the hirrineV-pieces area statuary Marble. The
,Pre.
niiscs: PidUres, Turniture, .and several very tine Statues on
the Ground, are, to lie sold Adgether, and, Possession may bet
had iminettately.
t:CI
Apply to Bacon; Aoned?, of to Messrs: Fester and Cd:
Attornies, Norwich. • - .

['H H OUG several Remedies are discovered
11. which perfectly eradicate every, species of Scurvy;
Leprosy, Rheumatic and Gouty, Palos, yet none arc tbund
equal either in expedition;: pleasantness, safety, or cheap-
ness; to Dr. PATERSUN's VEGETABLE DROPS,
which in Scrofulous Schirrus, or .Cancerous "(umors;
cers, and White Swellings, perform ,the most wonderful
cures; and in taiiVuitive, Ep;ieptic, Paralytic, as well 4
Mental Derangement, and other deplorable Nervous Affec-
tionti, where iarge quantities of celebrated Medicines 'have
been tried iri vain, a small Bottle of thesetirops has given
.the happiest pivots of their exceliclit•propertizs, particularly'
in promoting: a regular appetite and true digestion, expelling
all morbid humours, and causing proper purity, texture,
and. teriacity, with tree. circulation anti equal distribution of -
the nervous and other fluids.; and thereby removing all bilious,
windy, and spasmodic complaints, whilst they produce
composure of mind, a cheerful flow of spirits, accompanied
with an Agreeable diffusion of natural warmth jand lively sett.
cation through every part of the animal frame, so as to. refl.:
der the sickly; weak, and delicate habit healthfuli..and re.
storc the decayed constitution to a state of strong adivity.
These props ate inclosed in Plain di teelions, and appointed
.to be sold by. Tuttr Royal Exchange; Ward. No. 314,
born, opposite Gray's Inn; London ; C. Collins; Salisbury;
gorsey and Woodward, 'Portsea ; NV4tts and 11.ading, Gos.
port ; Donaldson.. and Motley, Portsthoulth ; Jennings;
Waltharn • ;Robbins; WincheAer ; Skelton, South-
ampton ; Hollis, 'Romsey ; Jones; LVirington ; Benson;
Ringwood ; Moore, l'oole ; and most Viideis of Patera Me-
dicines in.Grzfat Britain,. at ss, the bogie; ditty included ;
and may be had at No. 4, Little Tower-street; Loudon.;
Where all orders wholesale and retail are duly. attend d to.
Also his MEZERIO PILLS; whieti, ,tholOt reqiiiring
no restraint of diet, orhindrance of. business? yet ate a s,,
expeditious. and, infallible cure in every stage of a certain
disease, being sealed up in plain direaions, frith in. unctions,
b'y Whicli.all the baneful etleeis of that insidi:itts disorder are
irnrn'e.diately'preVented by' attending to the method therein
direcied; pr'ae ss. sd. duty.included.

WELCH's FEMALE PILLS,
For the Grem Sickness; and other Disorders incident to
young Females.
The folirrwing insfante cif their uncolrunati efficacy; is
viortrty the.attention of the affllded :
To Mrs. kEARSLEY.

,
„AN,
Respeffable persont this City exiledon me
last niiht; requesting i woutcfserid you the folloWing
Case, which, if you think proper, you may make public for
the sake of the afflict-fed ;` and any perion desirous of further
intbrniation; by referring to :tree, shdll have the Lady's ad.
dres's. , •• •

young .
About two years ago, a woman. Servant to Mrs. P.
was in a very bad state of health ; she had continually vio-
lent pains its her stomach, attended With dreadful voiniting ;
she..remained in this state fur
.ripwarde of 'twefve menths,
which reduced her tosuch a degree of weakness, thatshe could
not ';o urf Stairs without 'Testing a considerable time, so that
her life was despaired of. Slie had life advice of the first
Physicians in this city, and also was an out-patient to the
Infirmary for ifiree ini'.)nrhs, hut found no relief; her
Apothecary' the-tight slie had aninipo4hittneln her stomach,
and dechred that immediate death Would ensue. She Was
then adyisad to apply to m 7 warehouse fot 'same of your
Welch's Feinale Pills, by taKing of Which, in three days
she found grdtft relief ; and all arOund her ‘VereastOnished
at the manifest change: 'By taking only two btaxes she was
perfealy restored. •
Bristol,' Aug: 14,, Igo°. I retrain; Madam;
~
:Patent Medicine Warehouse; • Your obedient Servant,
' No, 3; Wine-street. W. BUJ GIN.
Welch's "Female Pills (with diteßions),, price 2s, od: a
box, are sold Wholesale by C..l(earstey, Fteet-ttreet, Lon-
don also Retail, by DieeV'andl Co. 'Bow, Ctrurch-yard,
Cheapside. ;F. Newbery; No. 45,-St. Paul's Churchyard ;
Jeboult and Co. No.- :so, Oxford-street; J.Pidding,
Oiford-"screenl; R. Stringer; 'Strand, near. Chafing-4:ross
Marshall, Hart4treet, Btootnsbury E. :Newbery, )re corn
tier Chutch.:yard; Goldin, No 41; ;
Wade; NO. t 3,. Old Bond-street ;-/361ton's \ierlicine Shop,
(not Tutt's)', front of the Royal
.Exahange ; Clark; No, 269,
Borough ; and by' Ward; opposite Gray's Inn Gate, Hot::
born.
• **** As another Medicine is kbld under:fit: name Of Wettilli
Female Pills, which is spurious, Pur‘,:nteers are requesvd
to remark, as the sureSt testimony of authenticity,. that each
Bill of Diredionl is signed with the name of C. "Kearsler..in
hand-writing ; and on the outside, whereby Servants carintii
be impoied on, tne Stamp' is printed by permission of 111%
Majesty's Hon., Commissioners.oiStaiitlas, thtut
• , , C,K r. .au.er.EY,
110 . 46;
-FL ET,IT Xkltr,
Neel. othe4,aregemzins.