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London, England, 1802-08-24 00:00:00

INFALLIBLE GERMAN 'CORN-PLAISTER.

'T'HE PROPRIETOR of this moil excellent
REMEDY is fo certain of itd Efficacy having never
failed in a variety of Cafes, agrees, if it does not ctxdicate the
Corns, root and branch, TO RETURN TUE MONET.
It will,on application, take off the Infiantma don in a few hours,
and deftroy effedually the Malignity without the ball hazard.
Printed Diraftions fealed up with it.
This is the celebrated PLAiffl'Eß that gained fo much re.
putadon in Germany, and has been fold in London upwards of
Fifty Years, with thegreatelt reprtation.
Sold Wholefalc and Retail by T. Ax tell, No. t, Finch inn
near the Royal Exchange; and alto by Mr. Day, No. 7, Tavif.
cock-ftreet ; Mr. Wilton No. 39, St. James's-ftreet ; Mr.
Swiney, No. at, Poll-M;11; Mr. Ward, No. 324, Holborn;
and Jeboult and Co. No. 'se, Oxford-ftrect.
At Briftol, by Bulgin and Sheppard; and Bonner, printrr%
Bath, By Hazard, bookfeller, and Rofomon, perfumer.

Edlnburih, by Baxter, South Bridge.
Portico and Gofport, Mr. Harding's.
Liverpool, by Mr. Gore, printer, and Mr. Jones ,boukfcllar
Portfmouth, Mr. Motley, bookfeller.

WORTHY THE ATTENTION OF THE AFFLICTED.
May ay, 2802.
SIR—It is but juftice to your merit, that I fhould
aektiowledge,' in this Public Manner, the Good Effzet I cx.
perieneed from taking, your valuable Medicines, the Botanical
Syrup and Nervous 'cordial.

I was amidted for feveral years with a Violent Scorbutic Dir.
order ; as, alto, with D‘mfnefs in an alarming degree—l could
find no benefit for there Complaints. although I applied to feve-
rat of the molt eminent of the Fat uky, but was perfectly cured
by taking the above Medicines.
I am, Sir, your ever Grateful and Humble Servant,
JOSEPH ARTHY, Farmer and Mather,
Heybridge, near Malden, Effex.
Witnefs to the above, Was. SAXTON, Tiliilighattl, EEC&
To Dr. Brodum, Albion-ftreet, Blackfrlars.
ADVICE to BATHERS at BATH HOT WELLS, SEA
BATHERS, &e. &c.
Dr. EROSION begs leave to recommend the Botanical Syrup
(the virtues of which are acknowledged by perfons of the firlt
halloo and diftindlion) to Bathers immediately after quitting
the Bath, and one hour before, and in particular to thofe who
are fubjedt to eruptions arifing from vitiated humours, fcurvy.
Ste. the quantity taken each time two table fpoonfuls.
To nervous and debilitated conititutions in general, owing to
an irregular courfe of life, as hard drinking, excel live grief, and
thofe debilities brought on by not knowing the dangerous ten-
' dency of a certain habit contracted at an early age, the Dodlor
recommends the Na avo s Cousin t, two tea-fpoons of which
to be taken one hour before bathing, and one atter. Ten mi-
nutes walk after is neeeifary.
The Nervous Cordial hasbeen particularly efficacious in Ame.
rica, where even a thoufand perfons have been fared during the
late prevalence of the yellow fever.—The Doctor particularly
recommends the above Medicine to perfons going out to the Eaft
or Weft Indies, where the change of air and climate require the
aid of medicine to prevent the dangerous confequence which
muff relish in various conttitutions.

The medicines may be had at all hours, with proper dire..
tions wholefale and retail; and whoever wifhes to confult the
Doctor, may do it every Monday, Tuefday, Wednefday, and
Tburfday, from eleven to three o'clock, at his houfe as above.
—Pleafe to (bake the bottle.
N. B. Peons who apply for di& medicines, will pleafe to
take notice, that it will be in vain to expeet any relief from this
remedy without ; for taking a bottle or two pro.
perly, then leaving off for come days and beginning again, will
be of no kind of fervice. It mutt be taken regular; and in Come
cafes it hath required the quantity neeeffary for a perfed cure,
to be taken before the patient has perceived that he had ob.
tamed any relief; therefore perfons in the country, who with
to go through a regular eourfe of it, ibould take ears tp have g
proper fopply of Dr. Brodura's medicioci.

1.1.0 v t)... AUGUST
AT a MEETING tit the COMNIIrCEE 11)r
11- hl,n aging the Cone.ros this Honk, held for the par-
pore of takioe confidention a Letter from Sir IsAnc P0,0%:C,
,0%:C, at Brighton, to Join /otitis ANCER.Tt Efq en-
elan- a Paper Isl!ned by 7,) Inhabitants of Brighton, reccom-
I
ritent..ng the
Tarr meritorious conduct of Mr. RICIIARD
POLLWIIt, of 1.7:w ehnreham, who with 72 men of Brighton,
and three of Newt-tyro. in open boats, and cen (mall floop, per-
fevered for three fuccefflve days and nigh„ in weighing and
bringing to land the Brig Adventure, of I,on.k.n.Coclting Com-
mand v, hound Leghorn, after the Captain and Crew had
abandoned and kft her to fink, on the Sib inft. at the diftance
of live or fix mires front the !bore, in about (even fathoms at
low was r, wh.:rely wit only the laid Brig and Cargo were re-
filled from entire loin, but by their fo doing made manifelt a
(pecks of valtiny, from which no mt.tion can affure fiory, and
which ftrikes at the root of the charadter and creca 1,7 which
all merettaik concerns mutt be fupported.
It war refolvect, That the turn of too Guineas be prefented
to Mr. Brewer, for hi. fervices on this oceafion, a td 300 Gui-
neas be divided among Cie Men, according to the difcretion of
fuch Gentlemen as may be hereafter mentioned; in order to
encourage fuch meafures as have been taken in this cafe, and to
itimulec others to like exertions, which it is hoped may tend
to deter the reperi.ion of Pock villanous proceedings as apfears
to have been practifed on this occafion.
SIR.

Brighton, Aug. 2s, 1802.

I have the honour to enclo& you a Certificate of the paystunt
of the mon liandfonie Reward from the Committee of Lloyd'',
alto a letter from Mr. Richard Brewer, of New Shoreham,
and beg leave to allure you anal them, that to the belt of my
judgment that. Bounty has been received with all the raped,
gratitude, and thanks, which the naafi= fo fully commanded.
I am, Sir, &c. ace. ISAAC POCOCK.

ANGERbrIIIN, Efq.
-
WF., the und-rfigncd, having been appointed a Committee
to diftrihute the Donation of 300 Guineas from the Committee
of Lloyd's to the meritorious Fiflacrmen concerned in welshing
and bringing to flare the Brig Adventure, of London, arc re-
guided by and in behalf of the faid Panics to return click molt
grateful achoowledgnsents to the Gentlemen of Lloyd's. for
their benevolence towards them. OHN HARORAVES,
JOHN PANKHURST,
Brighton, Aug. at, dna. CORNELIUS PAINE.
New Shoreham, Aug. at, iSoz.
Meffrs. BENNETT and WIII PE, ALdters of Lloyd's.
G1NT1.1341,N,

I am incapable of exprelEng the gratitude which I feel to the
molt rdpe..!tabl= Gentlemen of Lloyd's, who have fo -very
handfontely rewarded me for my efforts concerning the hriz Ad-
venture. I intend to procure foliar lofting proof of their libe-
ralit y. and hope my futurc exertions will evince that I entertain
a prui4r forte of their khtdnels. I am, &r.

RICHARD BREWER.

FRANCE.

PARIS, AUGUST z 9.

The following letter has been tranfmittecl by
the Miniiler of the Interior to the Prete& of the
Somme :
" 1 ttbf:•rve with regret, Citizen Prefect, that the enflame/a/
rantJurt, fprcad abroad by certain Newfpapers, relative to a
lien), of Commerce with England, have alarmed the nvinu-
fi.:ltircrs, and caufed induftry to decreafe. Does the tradirg
intereit then no longer confide in the promife which I made in
the name of Government? and can the manufacturers be•
Neve that, in any pollihle cafe, their interelts could either be
facrificed or neglected?-1 invite you, Citizen Prefect, to bald%
fuch falfe id 34 from among the manufaeturers--falfehoods
calculated to difeourage them in their labours; inr. rtn them—
perfnade them that there reports are dilTeminated defignedly by
the enemies of their indultry; make them entertain full con-
fidence in a Government which is worthy of it—affure them
once more, that whatever can promote their profperity is the
peculiar ohjedt of the folicitude of the Government; and that
it will take a plrifure in availing itfelf of the advice and in-
format nn ni the manufadturers, when the time comes to open
our commercial intercourfe with our neighbours.
(Signed) " CHAPTAL...

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