The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-04-09 00:00:00

IDETRAORDINARY ADVANTAGE FOR CASE.

------- patronised by.tbe
AL Nobility and Gentry, allow greater advantages arta
?Rai, than any Establfshment in the Metropolls.—The
Rare INDIA CooPs.wv's Tates upolvall Chests. One ovate
4.ibe single poulid. Lad half a pound allowed la ovary all
pounds ; at the
NORFOLK AND SUFFOLK TEA WAREHOUSE,
VI, LITTLE BELL ALLUY,

At the Back of the Bank.
All Teas sold at this Estoblisltment are of the choicest
kinds, wstiireted Genaine, seleited and tasted by the most
Eminent Tea linkers. The same advantage allowed volt
Turkey, Jive, and West Judie Coffees. Sugars kept ter
the Public. No uupaid Letters received. unless sontabilag.
as Order with a reaiitfance for .t' and upwaids. If any
respectable person wishes to Sell for this hstattlisinnent, in
Town or Country a written order for any quantity. gpeci-
' tying the price, with a remittence, will be sent. immediately ;
wrapped is parcels aecoroliag vevnler. By appointment,
Finch an cl'o.'s liciperfloe Durham Mustard, preferred by
ihr Nobility, for. the combined superiority of its strength,
damn& anebeautiful colour, at only 2s. per pound, 'bads tip
ire leaf** the emlsify.
Noise}, Vcd Sy rrout Tin Waterston'', Is, Limas •
llsit:Ascse on T eallopse-yard, at the. Beek of theDenlky
of Englaeg.

Cti HE mast Easy Siitinirqt and Hrillisht aII•NEKINO,
is Prepared by ROBEItT IV AHERN, 30, Stood:
London ; and sold In every Town In the Kingdom. Liquid,
in Bottles, 641. 104. I9d. and 18d. each. Also Paste Wact,
lag, in Pots, bd. hid. and I6d. each. A 81;1111tig Pot of Pasta
is equal to Four Is. Bottles of Liquid.—Ask for WAR-
REN'S Black kg. -
PATRONIZED A4l) SANCTIONED BY
liar Ghee the Dichest of Rutland—Right Hon. Lady Am-
herst—Right Hen. Lady Llsrhore—Right-Hou. Lady G.
Cavendish—Lady Caroline Lamb—Lady Catherine Wal-
pole—Ludy C. Humble —Hon. Mrs. Bathurst—lion. Mrs.
Egerton—Hon. Mrs. limy, kc.
eI4.INVU LSION FITS, Epileptic Fits, Hysterics,
‘..) Nervous and Spasmodic Complaints, effectually
Cured by Dr. HADLEY'S POWDER-.—These Pow-
ders effectually cave Convulsion Fits ift infants and adults,
Epileptic or jailing Fits. Hysterics, Nervous and Spasmo-
die Complaints. Consumption, Loss .of Appetite, tee. 7hls
Powder is a yrond restorative in alt cases of relaxation,
debility, and weakness in children and adults: it gradu-
ally strengthens the stomach, biereasee the appetite, pro-
motes digestion, and in a short time restoresthe patient to
perfect health, without confinement or alteration of did.
The late Dr. Hadley (the discoverer of this rainable
me-
dicine) used It in private practice for upwards of 60
years with the most flattering success in carious com-
plaints, which is proved by incontrorertiblefacts..
E.rtraets irons Letters addressed to Dr. Hadley :
From the lion. Mrs. Egerton, Talton Park, Sept. 2, 1290.
Mr. Hailley--Sir, I this morning received this letter.
mentioniug your intention of bringing your L'oaridsion
Powder Into more general notice. I have so rery high an
opinion of it,frons the cases I have reels performed, that I
think you rill be doing a public &mace. •
I remain. Sir, your's, 4.c. E. EGEBTQN.
• • • Prosaic Right lion. Lady Lismore,
Sept. 2. 1820.
e isweerigy. that blare used Hadley!: Convulsion
Powder tie .my family and many others, and approve of
their efficacy. FRS. LISMORE.
From Laly Walpole.
Dr. liatiky. Hitting on, U.ebridge, Jqn. 90, 1810.
Sir,—/ shall hare great pleasure in desiring you forsake
we of my name irked you yublisk the Convulsion Powder.
Its great efficacy in my own family and friends, and to
the poor, A hare experienccdfor many years.
I am your humble servant,
CATHERINE WALPOLE.
Sold in bottles at 4s. bet. I Is. and 22e. each, by appoint-
ment of the Proprietor, No. 20, Hatton-garden ; and by
appointment by Mr. Sanger, Medicine Warehouse, IN,
Oxford-street ; Messrs. Barclay and Sane, 95. Fleet-
market ; Messrs. Newbery and Suns, 43, St. Pant's Church-
yard ; Edwards, 00, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Sutton anii
Co. Bow Church-yard ; Batter, 6, Cheapside ; Pront, 229.
Strand • Straining said Nix, Royal Exchange ; Johnston,
Goldin; ; and by their appointment, by most respectable
nsediciae venders, in every town throughout the United
Kingdosit.—Ask for " Hadtey's Convulsion Powder."

Carpe diem-
- • .13. promptly wife.
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