... WAREuOtUSE, 23, SOUTU BRIDGE, l 42a, HOOPING COUGH CURED WITHlOUT INWARD MEDICINE. IN consequence of the beneficial effects of v RD) HE'S EMBROCATION for the cure of that dis. tressing complaint the HOOPING COUGH, his Majesty's Letters Patent were granted ...

... that German live c wifo has not some severe losses to benioafi, to weepv over, and to revenge ? Well, then, the season of complaint and weep- ing is over; the time for revenge is come ! God was with the Russians: God will be with you. I offer you my hand ...

... Coalstoun, wiil show the lands. ?? 4* 2,,, HOOPING COUGH CURSFDWtT80UT INWARD MEoCINE' jN consequence of the beneficial eaffcts of ROCHE'S EMBROCATION for ?? cure of that dis tressing complaint the HOOPING COUGH, his', Majesty's ILetters Patent were granted ...

... _^ _duties _accruing to the City _Chamber upon goods _entered nitw rds or inwards , within tlie port of _London _being the _, ° 0 ertv of _aliens not _naturalized . _The complaint . adduced 1 11 the part of _the City is , that this branch ot its _revenue ...

... HEALTH; or Advke to both Sezes§, in a variety of Complaints. F By & SOLOMON, M. D. nx 'In this useful publiration wil be found a tfeatisd on' female diseases, nervous, hypochondriac, and consumptive complaints, ar together with an explanation of the symptoms ...

... _secret Bilcn - _' _endure the scorn and _contempt of wo . ilth _. _llie scowl and opposition ot _power , _renting merely upon inward con , _scions _rectitude , _unsupported by tlio sympathy and approval of those for wliom _lie _i _. uli ' L _' rs , _lial ...

... _thereoK . ' Q _, How manyJ » a _(( s . areiyier . em , this , Te . st?—A ; . Two _:- —the outward vi ' sible ' signnna _tllB . inward lntcl _( cctual ; meani ) ess . Q _; What _is ( he ' ' ou 0 vnrd _visible sign or form _of Passive , Obedience ? —A . . _Dangling ...

... their efficacy in coughs, hoarsenesses, sore throats, spitting of blood, and every on- pleasantness attendant on asthmatic complaints; and its lo, zenge has been found to possess an advantage over every other, by not being in the least cloying to the stomach ...

... heat, and the genial regions France arid Italy deplore tlVe absence of their wonted sunshine. From America have the satre complaints plaints of the unseasonably cold and wet weather, which has done much damage to the crops, and caused much destruction from ...

... obedient. The gentlemen of the long v tdrobe are loud and vehement in' their remon- ei Istrances, and the echo of their complaints ring n -through Germany. td A Paris journal, which has always shown a fa- is dyvourable disposition towards the reigning ...

... prepared W'5tirr - ..SOLOMON, Gilead House, near Liverpool, is univer- r sallyacknowledged to be peculiarly efficacious in all inward I waStigs, loss of appetste, indigestion, depression of spirits, f trembling or shaking of the hands or limbs, obstinate coughs ...

... brother. 20.—Newcastle In the quarter ending 10th October 1816, 07 ships with cargoes from foreign countries were reported inwards at Newcastle; and in the corresponding quarter of the present year, being an increase of 92 ships in the last quarter ; a ...