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London, England, 1818-03-07 00:00:00

FOR COUGHS, HOARSENS Lt, tr.

MR.GREENOUGH's PECTOII.II.
of TOLL!, the great tknr.nd fir w m.h, ai r :
of fifty years trial, proves them a superior re •;d.,.".11
Coughs, lioarsenesses, Sore Throats, Asthmatic
dye Compliints. The genuine orly have itIIVA,:
printed on the stamp, by whom they are prqued, a ;L.....
to Mr. Greenough, the Ineentor ; sold in Beres Thin:,.
halfpenny each, by his appointment, by F. Newbeal.
St. Paul's CLurch-yard; Suitor. aild Cc.. I%e:
Bayley and Co. Co:As/ma-street ; Nix, Royal 1:s
and Son, Long-lace ; Ward, 324, Holborn ; CI al,
flinger, 150, Ozford-otreet ; Barclarq
Piccadilly ; and the Venders of Genuine Mediom..
may be had, Mr. Greenough's celebrated Teicrosas
ing the Teeth and Gums, and curing the Tooth-w:!
Bottles, at irs. 9d. each, with " R. Hayward" signed en Lb,

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non to vivere sed eziere vita.—Tan
" Life an only Life, when blot
THE finest system of Ethics is to
due bounds, and thus to regulate the Pasaicat
and insuborditu.te they impetuously destrcv tb,ss.b
Religion and :11sraliiy have made sacred, to
hilate them appears the lessen of Prue-cc., hi:.
limit their effervescence.

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Fwery dieirganization of the human fr.!:
dical knowledge to remedy, old the pnhE.r we:fareis'
when Professional men (disregardiny the stizs,
viers and interested) devote their studies r th,
those complaints generated by improdeuee, ..nd
the passions at an rt•[dstded mnment. "
don consists in the health of the people; L. t
reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance et
dm, and to counteract as far as possible itsd,rt.;
offer to suffering humanity, the result of our own tx
various diseases of Debility. The unw-a:.y
(early acquired at school, before Reasw: has
over the mind), will, in ccatempbting his power!,
susceptible of enlivening sensations, in knot
complicated state of exhasuiiod may be rot.sed

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liitente study—immoderate anxiety—long rc-i~eccr is
climes, and many other causes, evil/ frviuratlyd..tirgethim
roes srarrw ; in such cases we can hold out an ai4-,-srer
animation, by rimedfes which have long answers::
Lopes of patients of both sews.

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That Lane to human happiness trrs Travers, Ca t7ft h
treated fearlessly, the improved state of Medicil S
divested its antidote of those distressing pr,
rendered its exhibition uncertain and haras.in
our method by observing to patients labors i•-;
that a few days only are required for the vae
tots; that the most inveterate er.se will yi
within a month, and that in a perscn or.:
injured, the disease may be prevented altogethe
, a similar remark appli:s to many other derangemeats o
retire system, as weakness, ulcerations, &c. especi.a.y
obstinate cases of which are daily removed with;.:
caustic or stimulants. Some peculiarities incidental t,
rex, have not escaped our attention; in which rnikhen
with efSeacy has superseded the means usually taint
our system is unique, peculiarly energetic, and en
cessful.

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Educated in this our native city; schooled in oar r.r..f.ejtii
attainment by its splendid medical characters; and hariki,
able, personally, to compare with admiration the bfaisi
practice, with the continental, our prett.laions to rcp:r..7'..-
a branch we have selected) ...re nutured Ly expen.:.:‘,
evinced by the daily applicatio:.s we receive, c..-en is 2
countries. fti OSS and Co. M. E. C. Strreon
15, BOUVerie-4111911t, Fleet-street, London.
•.• For the general accommodation wed not limit eurt.sa
to stated periods of practice, but ma.; i e consulted at
able hours.—Country Patients are requmtt d to descea,
their symptoms, he. when medicine, with advice, ir.:!
diately forwarded to any part of die kingdom.—A
expected to accompany the Site.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL 1.F.1 11.9 S PArEst.
LF:AKE'S GENUINE PILLS, juv.i) icra
for curing, in all its stages, the NENEREAL
One small Pill is a dose, and the taking of one Boa, i:. a r.oe
case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty nt
recovery. Nothing stn be better contrived, more we, or
convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obhged •I o
Mel or so sea, as it needs no confine's:en! no- restraint ot de;
and slaty years experience (in an extensive Frictit,, has xtil
that it will effect a Cure when repealed :,ahr novo and 1!;,•:ar
methods avail 'wicking. For the Scurvy and other
Disorders. this Medicine has not its par.ll-l. Courts d
49.000 persons of both sexes have bee' radically cocci en
above cruel disorders, within the last eight pars. Pnpart.'.tel
sold by the Sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and :ON,
el the Royal College of Surgeons, at their House, N.. 5, Se
Bridge-street, in Boxes of only 2a. 9d. each, duty irc.adal.
N.B. Two back doors. and Lights in the Passages it
They are also sold by their appointment, with cult..s..'7e. a
at,the Toy Shop, 103, Oxford-street ; Mr. Di:Jury-os, ,

Flsh-etree-hUI, nearly opposite the Jetota,nieut ;
Person in every considerable rosin in Great Bri•all

Admit gratis to persons taking the abase, ar ether
ecietor's Medicines.

BIRTFIS.
Sunday, in Hertford-street, the Countess of Clontnen, o`tt•
At Edinburgh, the Lady of Lord Ogilvy, of a dausb;:r.
Friday senuight, in Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-equare, ;kale
of Thomas Cadell, Esq. of a daughter.
Feb. 21, the Lady of Major Moody, Roial Engineeri,:fus

Last week, at his residence in Ciper firook-itreet, l', 14
of Dr. Hawkins, L•te of MonmouthAire, of a daudtm.
January 6, at Quebec, the Lady of the Rey. :Ur. It.a...ti
daughter.

MARRIED.

On Thursday last, the sth inst Ant, at Wellington, S.T.
Mr. Day, Solicitor, Milverton, to amclir, youngest U.,
the late James Govett, Esq. of .11dgate, Londur..
Thursday, at St. George's, lianoser-square, Yr*
port, to Georgians Elizabeth, only daughter of &r 7.za
Uoncreiffe,

Feb. 18, at Stoke, Captain John Codd, R.N. w
Cornelia, the only cLiLI of John Biker, ilsq. of
Mount, Cornwall.
A few days ago, at Hector, in rkelyskire, Jowl h
better known by the App.:nation of blacl Jar, aged 6), t. N1;41
Scrogings, a young woman aged of that place. =it
feet seven inches in stature. The number of ia:• •
sembled to witness the ceremony was so great, sni
difficulty the clergyman could gain admisdon to

DIED.
Saturday, in Upper Sernour-street, General
Feb. 81, at Brampton, in his 67th ear,
Herbert Lloyd, of the Tudia Company's hereke.
Wednesday se'nnight, of a cancer in his foot, r
son. of the Canadian Fencibles.
Feb. 18, at. Falinburgh, Miss Margaret M.mcricif. 140
of the Late Colonel George Monsrieff, of Heidie.
Lately, at Yarmouth, aged 84. Mr. Robert 01iv..• Vlfg
a petty officer on board his Majesty's ship (More.
was with a party of seamen and marines attack:.,:
of Abraham to favour the approach of General
taking of Quebec in that year.
Jar- 10,in Hanover parish, Jamaica, Mr. James
surgeon, son of the Rev. W. M'Kechney, 31uss,lburit.
Feb. 15, of the small pox, a disease whi,sh a: this
rife is Nottingham, Mr. Thorpe, landlord of the ire* ki"
public house, Byard-lane. - .

Feb. 15, at Colsterworth, L'd 75, M. 11-m.
a fanner of that place, and only surviving tri:•!l.,
Sir Isaac Is;..n-cor, who tea,, horn at the little ha
thorpe, attached to that path.h.
On the 17th ult. in Carey-street, of typhus fever.:
eldest son of Geortce Taylor, Esci. of St.
county of LI-art:lnt ; and on the Yuth ult. of the
caught by anxious and unrer.:ittiti; attendan:e
George, the second son, aged 19.

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