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London, England, 1801-11-23 00:00:00

BANKRIIPTS.

Jeremiah Marthall King: of l.iverp 01, eoffee-houte-kreper, to
furreoder Dee. 14, t 3, and January a, at two, at the GloVe
Tavern, in I.iverpool. Attonity, Mr. Blackflock • Tempk:,
London; or Mr. ?wheat, Lcigh.finct, Lice, pool.
Samuel Broughall, of Yeaton, Salop, miller, Dec. 11, Is, and
Jan. 2, at eleven, at the I.lon Inn, Shrewfbury. Attornicx,
kobert Lloyd, of Prefeott ; or Media. J. and S. Pullen, rum

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ftrxt, Cripplepte, London.
Jofeyh Couhoard, of Buckler/bury. London, warehoufeman,
Nov. 28, Dec. 5, and Jan. 2, at ore, at ewildisail. Attorney,
Mr. T. C. Jarkfon, Walbrook.
!hat Noble, of Penrith, Cumberland, Ironmonger, Dee. 2, at
three, Dec. 3, at eleven, and Jan. 2, P° tCn, at the George
Pcnrith. Attnnaka, Mr. Richard Woraworth, S:aptes-Inn,
London ; or Mr. Thomas Hutton, Pc irirh.
Ezekiel Croydon, late of St,:urbridge, NVorcrfterth!rz, Ta'tcr,
Dec. 7, at five, Dec. 8, and an. 2, at eleven, st the Crown,
Stourbridge. Attornics, 'Meas.. Strong, Still, and Stran-, ,
Lincoln's-Inn, London ; or Mr. Roberts. Staufaridgc.
David Moffatt. of Fleet-market, grocer, Nov. 27, Dec. 5, and
Jan. 2, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attomie3, Merits. Pearce
and Dixon, Paternolter-rmv.
Robert Either, of Belford-Rtes, Covent-Garden, tailor, Nov.
24. at one, Dec. 2, at twelve, and Jan. a, at eleven, at Guild-
- hall. Attoruics, Marrs. Clarkion, Eirex-lircet, Strand.
William Dyfon, of Madden, Yorklldre, dryfalter, Dec. 16, 17,
at the Pack-Horfc, Huddersfield, and Jan. 2, at ten, at the
Pack-Horfe, Robertown, in Din tall, York ire. Attornics,
Mr. Stephenfon, in Holmfirth, near Huddersfield; or Mr.
Batty; Cfialaccry-lane, London.
DIVIDENDS.
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Dee. a. John Plaftons, of All6;ints, Worreftcr, coach-proprie-
tor, at eleven, at the Crown Inn, Worcdtcr.
Dec. S. Edward Onion, late of Erato, common-brewer, at
twelve, at the White Lion Inn, liriftot.
Dec. S. Sufsainah Knight, of Aide' etc-Itrcet, cork-cutter, at

. ten, at Guildhall. -
Dec. 3. William Churchill, late of ~otnerton, melriler and
common-brewer, at eleven, at the Red Lion inn, Somerton.

BIRTH.
On Saturday laft, at his houfc in the Royal Crrfcent, Bath,
the Lady of T. J. Parker, Efq. of a i Rug iter.

MARRIED.

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On the z3th bilt. Mr. T. Merriman, or Marlborough, to Mtfs
Clark, niece of John Clark, Efq. of P. ehute-houfe, neat Marl-
borough.

DIED.

On l'hurfelay loft, at Exmouth, the Lady of Lord Vifcount
Galway.
On Friday laR, at het boufe at Ham, is the county of Sur-
rey, in the fevemy-third year of her age. the Right Honourable
Lady Jaliana Penn, .fourth daughter of Thomas Earl of Pom-
fret and reliet of the late Honourable ThrunasPrnn, b.fq. for-
ine;ly an hereditary proprietor of Peunfylvania in North ,6nie
Rm.
Oa the Sth loft. at her houre, Worrn!ey, Hens, in the 68th
year of her age, Mrs. Sarah Jackfon, third daughter of the late
George Edwards, Efq. of Barnard-Cattle.
Werlnefday morning, after a feW days diners, aged t9years,
H. T. Carr, Efq. Captain in the Royal Crelhire Militia.
At Lancefter, on. Saturday fe'nalght, fuddealy, Mr. James
Lamb, houle-ca;pratcr, aged 45 years.
A few days &ice, at Lestwood, in Ef:ex, Edward Bcnfon,
Barrifter, and a Magill rate for that county.
Turiday fennight at Kirkdale, near Liv,rpool, in her 19th
year, Mita CroMey, eldeft daughter of Mr. Charles Crofsley,
late of the White Bell Inn, Warrington. This unfortunate young
lady, (whole talents and difpofition promifed fair to render her
ufeful and amiable through life) bring greatly fatigued by the
hurtful, of the preceding day, had fat down to her fevring late
In the evening, when falling afleep, hrr cluaths caught fire;
every polfibloreffert to et tlnguith the names was ineffectual
Ore lanatiiited till the even lag of the following day.

The following cafe was received by Mr. Thomas Wilke, hur-
ter ache Academy, Cole triter, from a, r,ied.ii,le to Iltie•
man, who was recommended to take Dr. BRODI• m's Medi •
eines by Mr. J. Cooper, Gentleman Farmer, at Leringt,m,
near Ipfwich, who was himfell radically cured by taking the
BOTANICAL SYRUP, with a requeft from the Patent

foriu immediate Publication.
AAGENTLEMA7; who is induced from his
connedtions with medical men, to refrain infesting his
name and addrits, withal fmm the pureit motion! of philan-
thropy, that his cafe may be made hnowa to every ailliniatie
'perton in the kingdom.
For 18 years gait be had been (evenly afilicled with an
aßhma, that every winter rendered his life very iincomfortible,
the cough attendant on this complaint, generally attacked him
at the beginning of every winter, and continued till the warm
weather of the osilLing fununcr arrived, and to violent and
alarming were its fpafmodie divas that many times it bas
thrown km down on the I.or, deprived of all fenfibility, and
to all human appearance of life • by the advice of Mr. Cooper,
above mentioned, he waited on Dr. Baonu id, took 3 bout:* of
his NERVOUS CORDIAL, to which alone he attribute, the
bleffings ota pelted cure, having paffeci through the late winter;
with fearcely a memento of his old trouldefonie companipo,
which bad not given him a wsel'. :dyke in 18 preceding win-
ters.— June a, 1801.
JOHN HOG WOOD, late fervent to Mr. V. Simpfnn, of the
Rote Inn, Bittingbourn, was for a length in time molt intole-
rably afßieled with a rheumatic complaint, which nearly ap-
proached to paralytic, to Inch a degree as to deprive him of the
retire ufe of his limhs which rendered him incapable of walk-
ing or following his brthsefs; in this debßit.ded !tate he applied
to fevend el the molt eminent of the Paculty without experi-
encing the butt (hadow of benefit; but by be us Itrongly re-
el) rnmenclid by feveral of his friends to Dr. iiindum's Nervous
C calf al, purchafed at Mr. John Barnard's, bouktrilcr, sirting-
bourn, Is now perfedtly'reitor, dto his fiam,c •fih ;old O-
gler, is enabled totollow his bufinef, as ufuri with •.t iciling
the leaf fyroptoms oldie above complaint, and is now coach-
man to Mr. Nit h. Salton, proprietor of the nittmeli,urn coieh.
JOHN HO: :‘1'001).
Witneffes to the above Cure—Mr. V. SINIPsON, Miller
of the Role Inn, bstttngbourn; Mr. JOHN BARNA kD,
Rookfcller.

The BOTANICAL SYRUP and NERVOUS CORDIAL,
to be had at the Dodoes Hourc, No. 9, ni-anent, (even
loons from the I.evcrian NluCLum, Blackfriar. Brldv, in Dot-
at Z 25. t to. 641. and sit. bd. Ago, at lloldmis,
Cornhlll ; and at Cackell'a, Strand, Lon.low-.-And,
at Bath, Cruttwell, Glalgow, Baxter,
Sheppard, Hull, Mr. Peck, Primer.
Brighton, Donaldfon and Ca. Hambro', Mr. Remnant,
tiirmln-ham Sw•butcy, ENO& Book!. Ber.
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tiedford,
itlandford, Simmons,

iptwich, Middhdhcb,
lflr of lelP.,;hr, Albin,

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Bury St. Edmund'., Dingle, Irvine, A. Vnun,,, merchant
liridport, Margric ILA.cd.„ Binns And Cu.
Ckeltvelham, Buckle, I.ynn, Gale:,
...'ambritie, Ore, I.eir.ll4r. :•qvitlen,
:.interbury, Briftow, Lewes, 1 In•qt,
Carlene, Joint, Manat It• r, I.ynck,
liathans, EthlTlngton. 111.11•.. m.. .;iivcr,
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Mcgy and Co. Nt y, I .i!kr,
_:hcftcr, Pauk and Sun, )1, vec .111,, NV:I...T,

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,:hichcitt r, Phillipfon, Northampton, Dicey and Co
)uhllo, Spdaniry and Co. Nottingham, Eurhage .m.IC.
hnham, litmicrfun, Norwich, Stevenfon and Cu
kal, Role, o.t lord, Jonc..
'• ,VCr, Neale•, Plymouth, Nertl,/,,0,
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krises, I.lr.,uglaton, Purrim ~,,, h, 11,
hity, Drewry, Raading, Smart, and Co.
dinburgh, ItaNtcr. SunderlAnd, bray.
hlrfirs. rcwfbury, ked,Acts,
?tit fir... Davidron & Smrthamo .ri. Bah :r,
and C.. Salirbury. l ollins,
--- Mr. R. Scott, drug. Patton, St dent,
conhaft. Paifl.y, Mr. A. E-irry.Mcrch
.tter, ruonan and Sun, Tlackciizic, Cul&gc Grecn,
;ipurt, II .n.t,g I)nhlin.
k 11) molt BurakfeUers and Medschn.-Venders in the titre.
ardor....

•..• hating Ptrients core% with Maw 's dual
k GI a will be itnctly
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