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London, England, 1801-01-06 00:00:00

Broad Sword Fearing and Afofic taught. .

CHAMBERRY AND ITALIAN EIUNLINS.
-"••()BARI'S and PLOWMAN, Manufadurtrs
to her MAJESTY, and di the ROYAL FAMILY,
inn the honour matt repeethay to acquaint the Nobality sad
Ctr•!l`, that attempts having beat made to imp,* of the
hmie, imitations of their MANOIFACTORY of CHAM-
iii.kRY MUSLINS, and to fell inferior Articles as ROMANIS
and PLOWMAN'S Kamoracraav, without the !raft claim to
amt ". lnmuity, they are compelled to inform the Nobility,
&c. that their Manufactory is the only Goo capable of making
c awn:4=i Muflins to this kingdom. and their WarcEnde
the ctay yticc where they can be bought Genuine.
They farther requat Ladles to adervc, that aUMullins
atadc in Gown 2icces, or In any other manner, end fold as
Clanherrys, are deftkute dakbcthe Tate. Elegance. or Fa-
tal, of their Manufaftory.
...Silks. Ira Poplins, and Bombaxecns of their own Maziu-
n'cure. la the greaten variety.
Merchants' Orders executed with the sten Rained allowance.
Y't t. chandos-ftreet, Covent-Darden.

AN IMPORTANT CAUTION.
' THEN the effieacions properties of any Medi-
cine blve fully eftablillied its repute, and when it is
r vrt-r.111;• recommended by the grateful voire of thofe who
• rent-need its booed% Aare moot arife any necermy
h•ru.:.:, :t on theob& nonce. Such is the prident con-
e (4 aiVIISBURY •r ANTISCORBILITIC DROPS, which
err Nl:di,:ine fur the Cure of the Scurry, Gout. Ftheun.atifvu,
a.:l all diforders lulling from hvbgeltion or Impurities of the
Mood, Rands confefedly without a rival. It would be mine-
' ciliary therefore to come forward with my eslogiont on its
well smelted qualities, were it nog incumbent na the Proprietor
to put the Public on their pant spina impoStion. In 4 late
trios:fl tb Court of Comm Pleas, before Lord ELDON. it
• irmod that a fputions mixture had been fold by Met
Forbes, Ci-Annit., in the Pinreugh, in lieu of Spilliary's Drops.
.rhe Public are th..-refort cmnioneal to avoid ludi vile fuhrtitu-
tams, mad the Patient to milt& his own health, by applying
Le the Med:Liae at the DUpestrary, Dlw i c, Sows.givare.
N.& It was proud that the fparloos mature was fold in
hidhes ritariedv lIT Anthorfor." The manna Medicine is
°ail iiPtind• " By the Linea Meat.'

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