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London, England, 1808-07-14 00:00:00

AFFIP.OLVIT.
MARMADUKE VENEL, Doctor of Medicine,
formerly resfdeat at Montpellier, raaketh oath, tha he is
the ;neentor and joint proprietor of a certain medicine called Dr.
Veneta Antiscorbutic Vegetable Pills, which he doth hereby de-
clare are corrposed entirely of Vegetables, and do not contain a
pa: tide of nurcury, antimony, or any other mineral or deleteri-
ous i:,gredient whatever; and he further tuakedi oat':, that he
ba.ii administered this medicine to an infinite numbtr of patients,
with the most unprecedented success, for upwa.-ds of twenty-
eight years, in different parte of Europe; and from his knowledge
of the salutary, safe, bat active ingredients, of which it is own-
pbsed,land the long and ample experience he hath had; he doth
b-ht ve it to be a most excellent alterative and purifier of the
blood, and an of remedy for scorbutic, scrophulous, and
cutaneous disorders. M. viLNEL.
. Sworn before me, at the Mansion House, London, this first
day td June, 1808. JOHN A. hiSLEY; Mayor.
Sold by Messrs. Bacon and Co. No: 150, Oxford 4treet ; Messrs.
Parsons and Son, Circu:adng Library, 46, Ludgate-MU. Prioe
M. ohl. per box. . _

'ibis clay was puNialted,
la Otte Voicme, 4to. embellished with two Upswings,
prlfe 11. ss. in boards,
TRAVELS in ASIA and AFRICA, including a
Journey from Scanderoon to Aleppo and over the Dysart
to Bagdad and Bassein ; a Voyage from Bassora to Bombay, and
along the Western Coast of India ; a V from Bombay to
Mocha and Suez In the Red Sea, and a ioßrney faun Suez to
Cairo and Rosetta in Egypt.

By the late ABRAHAM PARSONS, Esq.
Con.ul and Factor-Marine at Scanderoon.
?tinted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternastemow.
" We hive throughout found Mr. P. an instfuctive and agreea-
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pp out of Bonits, bill appear to be a faithful delineation of what
be himself saw and heard. His descriptions are always perspicu-
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murk, are sensible, and never triffing ; he exhibits the present
slate of the countries through which he travelled without croons-
beirg his narrative with a representation of the past ; and his
von exhibits the marks of a mind which sought after know-
ledge, without being impelled by vanity, which was comenunica:
nye but not osteniatiou4, which was studious of novelty but never
negligent .1 truth."--Attn. tev. 1807.

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THE MEMOIRS Of CAPTAIN* GEORGE:
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