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London, England, 1814-02-05 00:00:00

Woe bat personal application* at ter.ded to.

LADLES' WOOLLEN CL.OTH .PELISSES
and HABITS made in the mast feihinsahl,. shapes, both
plain and cirssamented, al',d us. a manner that can only he per-
, foisted by workmen ot, the best. *Kam, wit#els• may be seen
raver day at his ext..usive %Vermont making up from three to
eight guineas, to ttte variotis (triers of the Nobility, in an
erftirelyliew Variety of superb sod elegant braided designs, which
far exceeds in neatness and beauty any hitherto devised. He
shoo has the greatest assortment, and scili envy description of
Pelisse, Potertno, Ladies Cloths, in' 1111); quantities, for
dresser, Shawls, tnantles, pelisies and habits, from seven" to
thirty shillings per yard, all two yards wide, in the most genteel
'and vivid colours, from three shillings to ton shiilings per yard
lower than any other house, being t'...e only Manufacturer of
them in London.
• patterns &en: (if h rtem, post paid), directed to GEORGE FOX,
'Alibi din Manufacturer, 28, King-street, Covent-garden.

HOOPFNO MUCH CURED WI I'liffiUT INWARD
MEDICINE.
lilt bt' H? 's ROYALSICIBROCATION.—Many
..1011i'llitaisa.ids of Children are cured annually by this remedy.
OR the drat &dacha an immediate application of ROCHE's EM-
IiIIiOCATION will prevent the complaint taking any hold of the,
constitution,. and a few times may completely cure. In the most
obstinate cases perseverance iviA produce th, desired effect ; and
atiltelniedy cim .be so well calculated for Children as this, for it
krequiras no medicine to be taken .iuwardly.
In antimafia Coughs this Medicine is equally efficacious and
:
iba- be robed on tor Men, Wohlert, and Children, as safe and
effectual. In no cage can this Medicine be gertuute unless signed
I on the wrapper by 1. Roche, and every stamp the name of E.
Edward's, 66,* :It. Path's Chnrch.-Yard (viko is the only Whole.
I sale Vender) engraved thereon. t'rice 4s. and Xis. Rs. per botile..

.SCROPtigLOVS CASE&
AYOUNG LADY, of the age of 16. having been
afflicted with Scrophulous Ulcerations and extreme b4d
health, was given over as a hopeless case by eminent practitlo.
ners. By the use Of SPILSBURY'S Px-rt srr AN IISCQRBIT ric
DROPS, she has recoveredsher health, and her present state pro-
mises a perfect cure..—Vo'm. Joblin; of the Parish of Rotherhithe,
from a Weak state of health,, and Scrophuluus Affection of the
Elbow }Mot, Is also by their means pertietti restored.—tlan-
nab Thurston, near Woodbridge, Is able to leave her bed after
two years confinement, and requests another bottle, in hopes of
completing her recovery. The efficacy of the Patent Antiscor-
butie Drops is wall known in Eruptions, Scorbutic, Gouty, and
Affoctions.
Sold wholesale by E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; and
raid at the Dispensary, 15, Sohl•iquare, London; in bottles at
6s ; double, Wt.. 6d ; and largest; 11. its. duty included.

COMPOUND Essztvce, its. - -
To prevent Counterfeits, the Genuine Medicine has a Black
ink Stamp.—Mr.:. may be consulted personally, or by letter,
at the Dispensary, on the usual Professional Terms.

•-• FOGS AND' DAMP AIR. A
rENTY Tears experience ban' proved that the
molt effectual and sate remedy for the-Cure of Cough*,
Colds, Asthmas, Hooping-Cough, and all obstruttions et the
breast and lungs, is unquestionably FOILD's ORIGINAL.
. PECTORAL BALSAM of 11O4EHODXD, an, elegant preps-
parade.: from that well known- Herb; I; -has obtained the pre-
eminence (beyond precedent) for the Cure Of the above Coin.
phlets, of which the authenticity can be ascertained, by applies-
tioo at most of the respectable Venders of Medicine, is all the
principal cities and towns in the kingdom'. the popularity and
'good effects of this invaluable. Medicine need no supet floods com-
ments, as the extensive demand proves its superiority as • public
Medicine to give immediate Jrlief. The public will please to
observe it cannot be genuine, unlesi each bottle is.isclesed in an
' Affsdavit, attested as the Mausion•Rouse,
.L ions itsim 7th,
1 COS ; ar.d signed to his own hand.
Sold in bottles at lOs. 6d. 4s 6d. r.nd ti. biwestoh
and Co. Strand; Edwards, F. Newbory and Sons, .P2lO
Church-yard ; Sutton, Bow Church-yard; Barclay and Sept,
Fleespniarket ; John etas' 42, Long-lase; R. Jolundos,
street, Soho; Sanger, 15a, Oxford-street; by the May P •
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Moan ; by R. Butler, London; and by all Wolk. to 0070
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• PLYMOLI 13 • '
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A. LARGE QUA N'IITY •of • Valuable SUITS'
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Plym...uth Jannary 115, I ti 4.

FußKilts, HCARsIi.NE,sEs, Re.
MR. GREENQUGHP3 PECTORAL LO-
ziNOns of TOLD, the ghat demand for wbkh, abler
fifty yeari trial, proves them a Superior remedy for all Coughs,
rioarsenesses, bore Throats, Achtnadc aka Consunspdveonz-
plaints. 1-be genuine only have R. Hay wait° piloted cm „she
stamp, by whom they are prcparcd, ac successor to M. Gree-
nough, the inventor.
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DR. G ILBE Ira V EGETABLZ ANTI SCOL .
BUTIC DROPS, are sold in I oodem,- wholesale andel,*
tail, by R. Butler, 4, Cheapside; ,Newbery and Sops, 45, se.
Paul's; E. Edwards, (late Shaw and Edwards) 66, Ditto;• area
Sutton and Co. (late Dicey and Co.) 10, Bow Church-yard. ha
bottles at XI. 2s. and a small size at 4i, fid. each. • :
Thia extraordinary Medicine stands unparatlelel tatb cote
of many inveterate and alarmitig diseases to which.the human
body Is subject at all seasons of the year, and M every climate,
but the cures which have beetr obtained from he use:in the
following disorders, exited every. thing, of the. kind -which
have come under our observatlun, viz. Sebrophula or
Evil, Cancers, Ulcerated Legs, Wounds in any parr of the Body,
particularly Fistulas, tiles Internal or external, Leprosy, Scorbu-
tic Eruptions, and all Currosive Humours, when affecting the
bead, eyes, or any part of the body or limbs. The punsenvhs
evidences which are extant with regard to mewls in the core
of Paralytic Affecticeis, Gravel, Rheumatism, and Rheumatic
Gout, best attest powers over these dreadful diseases. Many
other &borders which oria:nate from the Scurvy internally, and
lie, as it may be said, dormant is the systemfor a series ot years,
but 4re at last from their inveteracy rott 4d into action, and pro•
duce a .rain of suffetiegs too severe for description, may he
checked 'in their infancy by a few bottles of this invaluable re.
medy. In order to verify these remarks, we subjoin the folloW-
ing ititeres:ing case,'whlch coutains facts the must important t .
Disheis Waltham, kle.its, Octobers, tal
The very wonderful cure perturmed op Bowies Dowse, of
this place, by DR. GII.BERI"a VEGETABLE AN i ISeOlte
BUTIC DROPS, IS another retest confirmation of the singular
efficacy of that extraordinary Medicines-11w following pas*
. elders of the case were conimunicat'd •to the Proprietor by the
Patient, In order to be made tut:diet—He hail been for a contd.
4,eabic time calmed with a sever,. aasiase, appareorly the Ora.
oche combined with itt acute Rbeumat4m, wire's; in the cocas
ot same months, b. came still more complicated, and the pales
IMore eseratiatiog. 1 hese paint were et bht rather of a partial
description, and affected the patieot across the thighe.and round
the Isles, attended with such weakness as rendered him Mescal *
ut wa:kitig, and could iwt rem stand, unless sepported by a
table or mime other upright furniture, and the body resting on s
eo part of the feit except the Wee.—Has tsar in vain sought rellet
ftops.coorttry ptactitimiers, he afterwards became a patient ist
the Winchester lotirmary. where, iu addition to the usual course
Of 'indict:le, be was cupped, blistered, anj tree:lenity elated in•
to e.e hot bath ;but mess, and aU other means which were teed
on him whilst he remained within this excel. nt humane In-
slit talon, proved equally ineffeetual,.and he returned to his home
more burthened with disease than when he left it. Atter this
period, the pains, weakness, scc greatly hicreased—he b...eame
solely confined to his bed, and even there was obliged to lie en-
tirely on one side; and hat only consular:cis .arose from the
prayers which were frequently read to him by a eiehheurieg
clergyman. This geidletuan, from frequent 'noes was
,au eye witness to the ueparalleled effects of be VF.Gh t A 131.3
AN VISCORBUTIC DROt's on this desperate disease ;—and
there never, perhaps, was medicine given with tem lope; of suc-
cess than in this deplorable case. Un I bserving the daily
amendmeat of the patient, through the use ..t he Drops, hi. eb-
served to him, that he never coul4 P. fhtflici 11.17 thankful .0 'be
"'Lament:is for his having blest the Proprietor with the Isdge of so truly a valuable rewedy. Tine effects of the Drops
as lihrin Downs were a great discharge of re:s sand iii the tome,
Bet pains less acute, an increase of appetite, and lastly, a gradual
secure sf strength, whielk terminated in a templete reaturation
of health, which lie at this time perfectly tujoys.
Wholesale Country Venders. toe Dr. Gilbert's Vegetable Ams
dileaffiettic Drops, are, Brodie and Dowding, aahshury ; ,Wdliame
amdi;lyee, Exeter; Gilbert, i'lyinouth-Dock ; and sold retail by
Hope and Jones, Druggists, Portant ; helm), Druggist, Puri*.
.114044 h g Lsgg, Postmaster, Gosport; -Brown Atad Rowdies's,
Newport, Isle of Wight;- Hollis, 'Kimsey ; elarSey, Sambas,.
ton; Phillipson and Pratte, Chichester; White and Phillikeur,
Brighton; Show brook , Horsham; %lurd.ty, Watching; Ead.
Wincbelter; Haydoti and co. Plymouth; and oase ltle
tilediaine Vender Iti most Toward a Bookie& '

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