Star.
London, England, 1808-12-07 00:00:00

BRITISH PROPERTY DETAINED IN DENMARK.
ATAN7ry numerous MEETING of MER-
S and MANUFACTURERS —held at the City of
Won Tavern on the oth instant, a Committee was appointed
fed* purpose of applying' to Covenutient on the subject of
hitils Property detained In Denmark.

TheCammittee beg to announce that they will meet every
Shag and Thursday, between twelve and two o'cicck, at John's
Cafes House, Cornhill, to receive written communications from
pedal interested, addressed to Sir Charles Price, Bart. Clithmaa
tftbeCortuntnee.—John's Coffee House, Nov. 17, 180 L

Ts the PRESIDENT, VICE-PRESIDEN'ES, and GOVER-
NORS of the SURREY DISPLNSARY.
If LORDS, I *OILS, AND ORPITLEDIEN,
A VACANCY of PHYSICIAN to the SUP REY
▪ DISPENSARY having taken place, in conselluence of the
dnik easy much regretted fr ,:nd, Dr. HAWES i-1
beg leave to
ilhdt the favour of your Vote- :::td Interests to succeed him:
ad deal I have the honour to become the oljtcf of your choice,
tt be my constant endeavour to fulsl the- <lodes of that
Cittailtitts the same punctuality and zeal, with whisk 1 have .al-
mai (Iv almost four years) asskted my worthy friend, Pr.
W1LS1111•11, in discharging them. I have the honour to be,
My Lords, Ladies, and Oentlemen,
Your most abediest, and faithful humble servant,
Relson-squate, RALPH BLEGEOROUGH.
4a▪
thMara Ruud, Dec. 6,1808. _

N CeineqUence of the death of my much lamented
111111 eteemed colleague, Dr. HAWES, I beg leave to INCOIII-
- attention, my friend Dr BLEGBOUOIJGH, who new
himself a Candidate to fulfil the duties of Phyvielin to your
excellent Institution ; he, during my absence, whilst at the
of Edinburgh., with the approbation of the Committee,
illkintod to do the duties of that situation for me ; and since
has constantly given me the greatest assistance, in at-
to a aumerous set of patients, to whom that extensive
most always necessarily give relief. As a further re-
don, he is a member of the Royal College of Physi-
af London ; he his been uretards of twenty years ia practice,
:any times have I witnessed his humanity, skill, and ability,
Ong disease. Should he have. the honour of beingthe ob-
of your choice, I will be bound for the faithful discharge of
duties of his office, and that he will, at All tintes,. be ready to
the welfare of the Institution.
I hale the honour to be,
My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen.
. Your most faithful, obedient, humble servant,
THOMAS WALSHMAN.
tareington-Row, Dee. 6, IBM

CONSUMPTIONS CURED. •
OUVER's NEW REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTIONS,
COUGHS AND ASTHMAS. •
celebrated Dr. Cullen remarked, that he did
a remedy being discovered that would cure.
Oliver is happy in realising th3t prediction,
&die. his New Remedy for Consumptions, and
jot be iudifferent to hint, the consciousness of
ae fellow-creature from an untimely grave, will
happim•s; far superior to any gain.
assures the public, that the original dis-,
remedy is placed far above the ne.:essity of pecu-
ent, being a Physician of indipendent fortune.
Remedy for Consumptions, Ste. may be had at
27, Soho•square, London• in bottles 7s. 6d.
where many testimonials of Its extraordinary
other medicine had failed) may be ern, both
the Faculty and Patients of the first respec-
Scat to any part of the Kingdom by addses-

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