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London, England, 1818-01-29 00:00:00

DRAT.' I y As MARQt

Tuesday died, at Bentley
JAMIS HAMILTON, Marquis
The Noble Peer had been tor
So anxious, however, was his
anxiety of his friends, that he
ever alluding to his illness in
prevent the parade of physicians
codutry seat, he constantly. •
three times a week to meet
The fatal complaint existed ,
attended by au enlargement
antes during last week bets,
and the medical gentlemen were
at the Priory. The Noble Lor,
vious to his demise. The
MARY HAMILTON, his dull
the death of this Nobleman
an incalculable loss.

Dir.

Yesterday, Mr. W. Bade Mo.
ceris Head Imo, dki3r.erwAet, &Kw.
Lately, aged 34, Lieutesaat nano

DIVIDENDS to be cAs

Feb. 21, J. Mardndale, st. Jamei
eleven. March 11, A. J. Mackenzie
Finsbury-square, merchants, a, tw. '
Carey-street, ccffee-bcusc-kexper,
ILiwkridgc, Clevelltds:rect,
Sasanse, Clements-lane- trier&
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DEATHI As MARQUIS of 4.I3ERCIA ss .:.
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Tuesday died, at Bentley Priory, Stanmore .i..''
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Jamas HAMILTON, Marquis of Aanaeoaa, k 6. . .
The Noble Peer had been for some weeks itidis .
So anxious, however, was his Lordship to press
anxiety of his friends, that he forbade his ..„ • • .
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ever alluding to his illness in the slightest tray, .
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prevent the parade of physicians attending hire , . '
codutry seat, he constantly, while able, came t,) , .. •
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three times a week to meet them in &tattisd-P OA
The fatal complaint existed in the stomach, sajk
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attended by au enlargement of the liver. A .
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awes during last week became extremely aka-
and the medical gentlemen were summoned tc .. t rill
at the Priory. The Noble Lord suffered tnec'r, before
vlOO9 to his demise. The Mammon's and be 11
MARY HAMILTON, his daughter, were pasta, - ST, an`
the death of this Nobleman the poor 11.-. e T. 1,, . 14rio
an incalculable loss. . I
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DTED. eh.*
Yesterday, Mr. W. Botlq Monntdro, Prosriatm of A. 8,11.8al
ma's Head Inn, filcinner-wAet, Snow-laill.
Lately, aged 34, L.Mutensat Thomas Begets, 3stt. r...;-. o'OM
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DIVIDENDS to be or.mtle at GUILDHALL- 111
Feb. 21, J. Martindale, St. Jamees-rtreet. wi-s-tretz.- 0
deem March 21, AL. J. Mackentie and H. ii,,pe.:, C
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Finsbury-square, merchants, a, twelw.. }ltch .1, I ir-tt. i ..
carrpstregt, cogeshcuseauxper, at tit. F...- 24.14- . t
Hawkridge, Clevelled-r.reet, surgeon, co ',IVA,.
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Restate, Clements-lane, trierthant, et ter. Feb. :1, '.;.[,.....
Aidgete High-street, tea-dealer, at 12. Feb. 7, p. ilk.,, ,: •
court, broker, at one. Jan. 31, T. Hors, 7124-7, y,..k;t: '
leather-seller, at 12. Feb. 17, /7. Vialors Crake :It3,c. ,t
Feb. A. and G. S. Ginnie, and W. I;ey, Nde i,,,.,...
Ildi
merdunts, at twelve.
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DIVIDENDS to be mode in the C0U151.7.7 •0
Feb. 90, T. Butler and W. E. llodgsms, Calder iter. 7, , Tend
iron-masters, at 11, at the New Contt-ht •.,se, Wale.esid • next,
20, J. Butler and J. Reecroft, sea. Leeds, iron metse r :.
Feb. 23, D. S. Peach, Barnsley, innkr-re: at 11, at lb_'.- ds and
Head, Barnsley. T. Wiggieswortb, lioyie;dswaine,:,...,,,, of bat
ditto. Feb. 19, J. Garner. Worcester, Isom-gr.:ler. at I: v„
WlLtk •
Hop-market Inn, Worcester. Feb. 17, E. IlutLarr, Fa.
• 5 eV.
iron-founder, at 11, at the Star, EVZ“ r. Feb. 19, L .
Ashby-de-la-7.ouch, porter-merchant, et 12, at the Qom. s cri.,,.
Ashby-de-la-Zouch. March 9, T. Hart, Bridport, gr 00.,,, x to b.. d
,at the Bull, Bridport. Feb. 91.1. Haigh, Huddersfield, .. toy.
manufacturer, at ii, at the Rose and Crown, Huddersiod. '. B. N
20, R. Elgar, jun. Burnham Westgate, grocer,, at six, sr iht.
Norwich. Feb. t, R. Cleugh, North Shields, ship..-re,:tra . . st(
at the George, North Sbiel.k. T. Curry, North Slicks, o
owner, at ditto. Feb. 17, R Boardman, Norwich, hotier,,: a INN
at the Castle Inn. Norwich. Feb. 27, A. W. Pollak', ..
and J. Bell:lira, Derby, bankers, at 11, at the Crown, S
CERT LFICA'rES— PER 17.
F. Denham, jam. King-4treet, Covent Garden, =Meet COrtl
'Etchells, Stockport, joiner. G. Griabrook, Sloanoterne,, ..
draper. J. Batts, Perry Barr, corn-drier. W. W. Yowl . A g rent
ton Nottage, merchant. W. Cowdroy, Mar.chester, tee ;e.
.d T:
Hatfield, Eccles, cotter.-manufacturer. J. Bishop, Rar.i.:,3 of th
keeper. J. Cloud, Hammersmith, coach-master.
DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. missin
Heade and Co. Carlisle, whip-manufacterers. Andean a conti
Milligan, Mincing-lone, brokers. Smith and Parrott, :7 Marra
ham, builders. Perry tad Btznell, Manchester, calico.i.n., 7 hub'
G. and C. Hankinson, flak, tanners. lidarr.:k tad ...
ember,
Madroo, lath-makers. Neilicm and Barnett, Aestbs.fri-o,
chants. Egerton and Dickies, Gray's Inn, soficiton. Ste adule, i
and Stephens, Gcewell-street, saddlers. T. and C idler' . y placo
Hull, druggist.. I.engshaw and Rowland, Li-teepee, 'er to oe
Plummer ard Davies, Fenchzrch-bniiihtip, snr.r-btokas
and 1). Mackintos:., Glasgow, chattier'. Btecke and Soo.* 7 to t,.
Nant with, brewer'. YTO
DE. LiancVEzt rovitrzliAliDANALL ,„ his g
PILLS. more d
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC aerie!
MR. NEWBERY, my late Agent for the Idle ' ~,, rte
these invabtabla Medicines, having fined in an r•-- t 1
en
he made in the Court of Chancery, founded er.-m as et,- 0
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eaw
claim of Joint-Proprietorship, to corn7el nse to ^ontirw r.: ID i
ing him, (notwithstanding my disinclination, origin :r I- Oa
conduct towards my family), and ccnsequently lxicg cv of C
supplied with them from me, is now issuing A•rth to tbeee '
cosupositions of his own manufacture, ender ilea same titios. 2, C•
feel, therefore, that I owe it to the Public, to ren: • : •-.1
"'ain't the consequences of taking suck compositions. reel 13
erroneous impression of their being Dr. Jams" s ; and to •;: BI:
them, that as a certain mark by which to distinguish the •
• enmedicines, each Packet and Box will in future bear a '
sap ha
signed with my name, in raymaw honest-oreine •. •de
I beg further to state, that the Medicines Zit Dr. Janus ' die,
6Fet:
which the Public have been supplied, thrsugit Mr. Nelr., i ti 't 'PP
and his father, for seventy years, were Deese prepared, arc 1 lime
be prepared, by any person but the Inventor, my grand: •
hielsw
ind•his Sons, my father and my antic Mr. G. Janus, l' . •
latter in trust for me, until I arrived at tL e age appri • . lil°Y '
the recipe being handed over to me). I fafl assured, en d, Lade
that no thinking person will venture on coking Mr. IC,o - der' to
novel and untried compositions, which, !.n his advert. the 4:
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Mr. Newbery confesses he has only prepared for die :. r. 81.
months: any one who may unfortunately have tried use:. .
.t'gru't
be quickly sensible of the difference of ti,eir elect, (ter..
that
the genuine medicines, now prepared 1,7 me, as they w' . e large 4, ~...,
the late Dr. James, my grandfather, himself. And this v.lia :
t_=
the best refutation of Mr. Newbery's insinuations and labor ;17
endeavours to persuade the Public of their identity.
Since the facts I have already published, thereby clearl) unit iunite
monstrating that my grandfather newer communicated to 1,7,)
person out of his family the secret of preparing the celebra
Medicines in question, I deem it unnecessary for me to attend
any thing that Mr. Newbery has stated_, but his arsenics is t• • ett• cc 11... t
u
t,
Advertisement, " that the Analeptic Fills have for some , ;
been prepared in a negligent and imperfect manner."
This is an assertiontion not founded on fact, the Pis hair; • .-tennt/- •
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prepared invariably in the same manner by the above-men - , 5.
persons successively. No compLauts were ever made In cr li: No
purchasers in Bruton-street ; nor did Mr. Newbury himit.i...: l'-' sorter
make any complaint, until the time of the Llsancery net 2 ,t teent
Newbery's object in commencing this eta was ts now er
supply lain perpetually seal those toy Pills al hick he noweadase' teetit
to depreciate.—The truth is, that Mr. Newbery, finding Lv4 ' teeixo
incapable of making his Pills, (even in appearance,) sitr.S.,2t.• . teem
genuine Analcptic Pills, rather than admit his incomrctenn
imitate them, affects to ow, the genuine are incorrect!y • " No
lectured. The Pah& will readily perceive the ream of
.
anxiety manifested by Mr. Newbery dais to sonnet, is • er
way or other, however absurd, for kis Pals being of a d -• ' • :,
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colour from the genuine : indeed they are so unlike, as vie-: ~ • atn.
their properties as colour, that with peculiar propriety r.at F.:
chasers (as his Advertisements request) ask for " Mr. Betoken Mew
Polk," for they are certainly not Dr. James's. n
Why does not Mr. Newbery disuse the name of Dr. J:ists:, '"
together, and introduce his Pills and Powders to the world ay 'Del
own Nostrums (which they are) ender kis own name?
Dr. James's genuine medicines condense to be mid at :kW B Si
in which my grandfather, Dr. James, and the family haste' e pax
sided and prepared them ir seventy pears, No. 33, Bruton.ent.
Berkeley-square, and by my now scle Agents, Messrs. milt.' •
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and SONS, Chemists and Druggists, No. 4, Clear:Lk, clig
PAT
of St. Paul's Church-yard, London, and No. 54, ilackviPeenA
Dublin; who are now supplied with them from me, at Nise"3 I' I
Newbery formerly used to be. B. G. G.JAMiI , *
September, 1817. 'th ti
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