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... HI'RIIRNDKR AT BASINUHAI.I.»RTRIHfT. Thomas Sherwin, ol London wall, cheesemonger, June 8, and July 12; solicitor, Mr. Wilkinson, Marge-yard, Hurklersbuiy. a- Mary Clara Buchanan, of 6, Golden square, hoarding house keeper, June 5, and July IJ; solicitor, Mr. K. K- Lane. Argyle-slreet, Regent-street. ~. A James Edward Brand, of Nelson place. Old Kent road, fishmonger. June 7, and July I*2 ; ...

... A gentleman having laboured under the above complaints many years, with stomach so weak that be could not with any degree pleasure eat and drink the lightest food ; lie was recommended try Morison’s Pills, hut had the greatest antipathy against what is called quackery; nevertheless, was willing to try what the Universals would for him ; lie took the Pills daily lor some months; which re ...

... HF.XRV CONGREVE « this treatise Mr. Congreve proves, that diseases arise in consequence of acrimonious humours intermingling with the blood; and that bleeding is not only inefficacious. but a dangerous practice.—The manner of purifying the vital ffiiid. and not its ab-traction. treated cf by the author with great clearness, acuteness, and perspicuity. The reasons advanced for dissenting from ...