The Statesman.
London, England, 1812-01-16 00:00:00

TO MI PUBLIC.

MADDEN'S VEGETABLE ESSENCE for the
Prevention and Cure of Colds, Coughs, Con-uniption%,
Asthenas, and Hooping Cough. The climate of England is
continually producing amongA the ialtpbitants maladies scarcely
Mown lo other countries. The cold moisture in which the island
is involved during the greater part of the year, causes those ob-
structions in the organs of perspiration that frequently terminate
ln consumption or asthma diseases, which have been justly
termed the plague of England ! it is daring the present season of
the year that the seeds of these terrible disorders are chiefly in-
haled, and their fatal termivatiou witnessed. The Vegetable
Essence has, from unequivocal testimonies, been found a pre-
'ration in the origin—a cure is the progress—and a certain re-
lief io the lust stages of those destructive maladies.
Mr. Madden respectfully informs those who may be induced
to try this sovereign remedy, that it may be had at his Dispen-
sary, No. 14, Gloucester-street, Qtteen's-square, on. and
of a select number of the principal Venders is To w e and Coun-
try, at 7s. per Bottle, Stamp included; together with a Pam-
phlet, containing 111$ account of nearly one hundred Ladies and
Gentlemen, of high respectability, who have experienced its be.
neticial effet ts.

- N. B. Any quantity, not less tban three Blinks, sent (carriage
free) to any part of the Kingdom, on receiving an enclosure of
11. for each three Bottles. _

V EtiLT A BLE Pd El5l CIN E.
ENGLISH I)IET DRINK.
BOERHAAVE'S AND Slit JOIIN HILL'S UNIVERSAL
REM EDY.
TIMESE great and eminent Physicians, by an in-
n_ timate awl ;orofrounol knowledge of Botanical Science, con-
curred in predirrng the pors.ibility of discovering in the vege-
table world a remedy fur lament every !suntan malady. That
the ENGLI4II DIET DRINK, introduced by 1)r. Joshua
Webster into hi hledical Practice, so far back as 1745, and
since administered by loinisr,:f with uniform iuccess fur sixty
year, to both sexes and all ages, is a discovery that approaches
nearer than any other yet made to this universal character, has,
after varion: and complete experiments, been acknowledged by
the venerable Dr. Franklin, of America ; by Drs. Aden and Sir
R. Jebh, of London; and by many other high and distinguished
names, both at honseaud abroad. But (toe best practical test of
truth is experience, and the many thousands that have been
ruled, since its first introduction by Dr. Webster, of every de-
scription' of Fever, of Nervous and Hs pochondriac complaints,
of See and Land Scurvy, of Scrofula, of every species of Erup-
tion which indicate impurity of Blood, of Consumptions, Asth- ANOTHER PROOF.
tans, Drop-ies, &e. will be the most satisfactors evidence of the Richmond, April 24, 1811.
extraordinary powers and astonishing efficacy of this Vegetable SIR,—The benefit which I have derived from the
Medicine. use of your medicine, the BALM OF MECCA, demands
Those who wish for more particular information no the cha- my warmest acknowledgment& The perfect misery . I er-
r:trier and properties of the English Diet I)rink, and of the na- perieneed for many years, from a most *evert nervous complaint,
tare and variety of the cures it has effected, may consult Dr. particularly affecting my head, reoderiag me frequently Inca.
Wehster's excellent work un the subject, a new edition of which
is just published by the Proprietor, price Se. in hoards ;soda pable of pursuing my avocations ' was greater than I can de•
scribe; and 'bough I had the best advice. and was much with
' small Pamphlet. price 1.. 6d. containing a list of go remarkable
cures, which alt occurred in 1810 ; and the. Reader of these my father, Dr. 'fruiter of Bath, all remedies appeared to be
without effect, till I was recommended to try your medicine by
pnaluctious may be assured, that he will nut only notbedisgosted
a lady to whom it bad been of great service. Within a few
with the inflated bombast of the stupid pteleuder.with the quaint weeks after I first look the Balm, I was cousiderahlY amended,
and stilted putting of the quack, our with the fabricated Actions
and continded to row bonne, until I was ultimately free from
of the shatnele,..s uniinktor, Out %ill And the Doctor's Book the every symptom of my complaint. and have continued now near
g
work of a man of great prufessional experience, learning, and
humanity.use of it you
Sold in Half pint Bottles 4s. Pint ditto is. 6d. and is Quart justice; and you are welcome to make what
five mentlis perfectly well. This statement I consider an act of
ditto 14s. duty included, islease. lam, &c.
GEORGINA PRICE.
Wholesale only by the sole Proprietors, E. Site and Co.
Borough High street. mid by one at least in every considerablein
town in the United Kingdom; and by the following Veoders in the label. on the out,ide of each box, which. is signed by the
Observe, that there is an engraved Portrait of Dr. Senate
London, by their Agents: Mmes. Howard and Evans, Long- Proprietor, E. Senate, in his haad-wattul. All other are
lane, West Smithfield; Ellintson, chemist nod druggist, 105. counterfeits.
Borough; Bolton's Medicionl Warehouse, from of tbeltoval The
ared only by' Dr. genuine Balm of Mecca Is Senate;
Exchange, Cornhill ; Coleswurthy, Chemist and druggist, 144, fiad sold, wholesale and retail, by his *gems Mr. Itlenalds,
prep Se.
W blteekapel ; Moisame)o, chemist, 24, Great Surrey-street, Druggist, 199, Strand, near St. Clammier Church; also rein
Blackfriani-voad, and at Keniiiisgtoss-cross; Sanger, late am. by ward, $24, fiolfions, parsons. isg, fleet-street ; mean
eon 150, Oxford-street; klidgley, chemist and druggist, 49, 150. Oxford-street, oppmfte its, ' Pantheon; Bohm. front of
hill; aid Patel)
1 Strad: flactsenatid Co. chemists, 'W. 27, Haymarket; Ward,, ylw, Royal Eielsaage ; Goldiagvearifeseirsi
04, Igullsoru ; and Mattress, perfumer, 85, Fleet-OM& a Cocksitomereet, corner Of Spring . Price 7r

/ Vended, by appointment. at Messrs. Knevett. Milts. and Ba-
kerb. Bartholomew-rlose ; Mesas. Newhery and Sons, Si. Paull.
Church-yard ; Mr. H.mkissex, 13, 01d Bond-street ; Miss Ran-
dall's (late 'futt), adjoining the Royal Exchange Gale, Corn-
kill; Mr.Nix's, Exchange Gate. Cnrnhill; Mr. Huguenin's, 33,
Has mnrket ; Mr. Mammies, tl, Fleet-street; Mr. Sanger's,
15,), Oxford-street; Mr. Clarke's, 269, High-street, Borough;
Mr. Sari's, corner of King-street, Holborn; Mr. Brennand's,
156, Bishoplote Without; Mr. Ward's, near Middle-row,
Holborn; Mr. Perrin's, 23, Southampton-street, Covent-gar-
den; Mr. !lire', Cheep-street, Bath; Mr. Bulgin's, Corn-
street, Bristol; Mr. Kepner's, Colchester; Mean. Meggy and
Chalk's, Chelmsford; Messrs. Brodie, Dowding, and Ltixford's,
Salisbury; Mr. Washbnurn's, Gloucester; Mr.Trueinates, Exe-
ter; and Mr. Newbery's, Dublin.
••• Objects of Charity may apply at his Dispensary (where
he has had the gratification of relieving three thousand gratis),
in Gloucester-street, every Sunday Morning, from Ten to
Twelve.

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Were the paroxysms of mental disorder at that
time such and so violent, or are they so now, as
during their continuance to bring his Majesty's life
into danger from their effect ?—ln some of the most
violent paroxysms of his Majesty's complaint, he may
perhaps be said to have been in some hazard, but it
never appeared to me to be considerable. 'With re-
gard to the present state of his disorder, I believe that
his life is in no hazard whatever.
Can you state how long ago it is since you formed
an opinion that his Majesty's recovery was improba-
ble ?—I began to be less confident about his Ma-
jesty's recovery, at the time of the Report of July ;
in the beginning of October I thought his Majesty's
recovery very improbable; and now my opinion with
respect to the improbability of his Majesty's recovery
is rather strengthened than weakened.
In your opinion, are his Majesty's faculties of
perception and memory impaired in any material
degree ?—His Majesty's perception and apprehen-
sion seem to me to be as acute at present as during
any part of his indisposition ; his memory seems to
be impaired, but in a very inconsiderable degree.
[Withdrew.]
Dr. WILLIAM lIEBERDEN, called in, and examined.
Is the state of his Majesty's health such as to ren-
der him incapable of coming in person to his earlia-
meat, or of attending to any public business ?—lt is
such as to render him incapable of coming in person
to his Parliament, or of attending to any public bu-
siness.
What is the present state of his Majesty's bodily
hearth ?—lt is very little removed from his Majesty's
natural state health.
What is the present state of his Majesty's mental
health ?—His Majesty's state of miud is very much
disordered. i
Adverting to the state of bis Majesty's mental and
bodily health since your last ekamination before a