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London, England, 1801-03-04 00:00:00

MARRIED.

.......
On the sth In& at Exmouth, Frederick W. Spicer, Efq. flap.
taco in the sd or <teen's Dragoon Guards, to Mils Riddle.
At St. James's Church, Colchelter, George Round, Efq. of
that place, youngeft fc of James Round, Efq. of Birchall, to
Mils Ann %Va.lkr, youngeß daughter of the late Reverend Dr.
Waller, Archdeacon of );Bea.

Thuifday, at Camberwell, Mr. Richard Preflon Priebood, of
aorance-lane, London, merchant, to Mils &lima Taylor, of
=bawd!, ooly daughter of the late Rya. Wm. Taylor.

DIED.

On
,Sunday laR, at bda hoide in Slough-lane, near Windier,
Dr. D.:riche% the odebrated Aftronosner, and dilcovcrer of
the new planet, Ocargieun Sidus.

At Hull, in child-bed. Mrs. Elizabeth Broadley, wife of
Charles E. Eroadley, F.fq.
At Spring-head, aged 49, William Foßer. Efq. merchant,
sad an elder brother of the Trinity-Houfe at Hill.
At Hull. after a lingering Marfa, Mr. Lewis Gray, Jun.
aged 32, fon ofLcwis Gray, Elq. late one of his Mitjefty's Sar-
'veyors for the Calms at that port.
Lately, Mrs. Weltcrdale, rend of the lan Captain Weller-
dale, of the Triton of Hull, whole death happened& fhort ante
ago. _ _ _

-Lately, aged 36, Mr. William Simrnonda, of Hull, formed),
wafter of the ?diner's, in the trade from that part, to the
Mediterranean.

At Hull, on Monday fennight, Mifs John'on, daughter of
Mrs. Johann, of the Croft Keys Inn, Whitefriargate, aged 30,
She had been indifpofed for lonic time, but was better than
ufml that morning, and went to a place of woriblp in the fore•
noon, where the was DR beim kated, than Os gp4►i*
out a fgb or gram.

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next, at twelve o'clock, '
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Walpole's Aneedotcs of Painting, Stray/Nary Hill;
and Modern Hiftory, do vols.; Anderfon on Commerce ; Rquf-
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Travels in Switzerland, with additional Supplement; olumes
of Portraits. Views, &c.; Pontopidan's Natural Hiltory of
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To Mr.BAXTER, Italian Wurehoufe, Southbridge, lichnburgb.
BY the ufe of fix or eight bottles of SPILsa ultY'S
Antifeorbutic Drops, which I had of you, I have the fads-
faftion to Inform you, I am perfectly ciarcdef the Scurvy which
afedted'both my legs and arms, accompanied with a molt vio-
lent humour, that =dimly (tripped off the thin. Its ffril Repair-
&ace was as. pimple on my left leg only; then it grada.dly ia-
created to that degree of inveteracy juft mentioned. Previous
to my biking the Drops, every method which had been recom-
mended to me proved ineffeetual. I have taken the liberty to
addriis this letter to you, Sir, that by your means the efficacy
of this Medicine may be made known to thole aftlidted in a
fintiLu• manner, and as fomc rccompenee to the Proprietor, tP
wham no leffer claim of gratitude is due, than releafe from fo
baneful a &Safe. I Irtt,Str, youraioit obedient humble Servant.
Laffwade, near Edinburgh, ISABELLA COODLET.
The under-mentioned Gentlemen do feverally atteß the am-
1
thentleity of this cure : of IN PATON, minute:. 1
• O. MURRAY, Elder.
AMES HUME, Elder.
JAMES STEWART, Surgeon.
The Drops are fold in bottles of sa. and U. os. each, by the
get.eral Voider' of Patent Medicines in town and country ; in
the Borough of Southwark only by Mr. Clarke, No. a 69, and 1
B. Shaw, Ne. 74.

FOR RHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, BRUISES, &c.
UN-STEERS'. OFODELDOC.

IT is with real regret that the Proprietori of this
Medicine (In confequence of the extraordinary rife upon
Spirits, and upon other articles of which it ix corneofed) find
thenifelyes under the necelEty of hating second,: to the fame
meafure which they adapted in 1795, namely that of adding
Sixpence per Bottle to the Price, in orda that they may be
able to continue the bulimia with a fair profit. They, how-
e►er, pledge themfelves to the Public, that when any material
and permanent reduelion in the articles of this C ,mpolitlon
014 take elfedt, they will again lower the charge, and give no.
tlee of It as they did upon the former occafion.
The ftiperior excellence of this Medicine,and the eonfequent
demand, having grodueed a variety of Imitati, as, Purehafers
are requefted to obferve, that on the outride of tacit Bottle of
the Genuine Opodeldoc is pafteil a Stamp, in which arc en-
graved dick word•—s F. Newsaar, No. 45. St. Paul's." All
others are counterfeit.

Sold only by F. Navraaav, at the Wareboufe for Dr. James's
Powder, No. as, in St. Paci's Church-yard, a kw doors from
the corner of Claapude, London; and, bj his appointment,
by Maks. Jaboult and Co. No. xso, and J. Padding ; NI .15,
Oxford-Are-et; J. Wade, Old Bonel-itreet; Bayley and Co-
Cockfpuralbeet ; Godfrey and Cooke, SoutbaniFtonaftreet ;
J. Ward, Middle-row, Holborn ; T. Tint, Royal Exchange;
and W. Clarke, Borough, High-ftreet. Price as. 6d. per Bot-
tle, including the Stamp, or Six for i 3s. 6d.
N. B. As the Opodeldoc for Exportation ii exempted from
the Stamps, and therefore deprived of that mark of authcnti-
. ity, and as great quantities of counterfeits are fent out of the
kingdosp; all perfons abroad, to prevent fueb.impotitiono are
delired to be particular in ordering their Agana to procure the
Medicine from Mr. Newbery's.