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... toievprefs to your Excellency my JL. ' gr.u-ful Senfeof the many Inftanccvof Friend- ' fiiip voti have given me, and what An inward Satis- ' -jsiaciion it is to mci, to meet with the Approbation *of a General of your Excellency's Weighr. Ccr- * rainly Prudence ...
... Day the Parent of a War in Europe. The King of Denmark has assured the British Mi- nister at Copenhagen, in Answer to the Complaints of the East-lndia Company, 'That he continu'd in ' the Resolution of procuring to his Subjects all the ' Advantages in his ...
... Poft Roads, that our forefaid Forces treat as Enenjtes tnofe Frenchmen who now again are in full March for difturbing the inward Tranquil- lity, oppretling the comm6-f*l_ibers, and utterly diftreffing fuch Territories of the Empire as are entirely impartial ...
... and other Ceremonies ufual on fuch Occafions. The Joy, which two fuch happy Events gave here, was a little allay'd by fonie inward Commotions, occafioned by the Infurrection ct the Dalcarlians. On Monday laft, the 20th inft. about Two ?? in the Morning ...
... Bookseller, T-xR BODENHAM's SANGUINIORA INTERNA, ?? o », Tht ?? BLEEDING DROPS. One Shilling the Bottle. They powerfully ftop all inward Bleeding againft Nature, fi.orh what Part foever the Blood flows, tiro' it floods never lo much 1 and are fo great a Stren«thener ...
... SANGUINIORA INTERNA; ?? . OR, The Fam o v s BLEEDING D«R O P S. O h f. S h i t l i « o the Bottle. They powerfully flop all inward Bleeding againft Nature, f iom what Part foevei the blood flows, tho' it floods never fo much r and are fo gieat a Sttengthener ...
... Medicine ever invented in Fains of the Sto- mach, Virgins pale Colour, inward Bleeding, Fits of the Mother, the Menfes obftiufted, 01 too copious, and almoft every Female Complaint. Too much cannot be faid in Favour of the Medicine i it may be taken with ...
... extremely efficacious in the following Complaints and Diforders, viz. in Con- fumptions, (foi which it exceeds every other Remedy) Hypochon- drick, Hyfteiick, Hydiopical Cafes, Gouts, Rheumatifms - in all Complaints of Women with Child, but efpecially after ...
... extreme!? efficacious in the following Complaints and Diloiders, viz. in Con- fumptions, (for which it exceeds every other Remedy; Hypochon- drick, Hyfteiick, Hydiopical Cafes, Gouts, Rheumatifms j in all Complaints of Women with Child, but efpecially after ...
... extremely efficacious in the following Complaints and, Diforders, vii.inCon- fumptions, (for which it cacecd* every other Remedy) Hypechon- drick, Hyfteiick, Hydropical Cafes, Goats, Rheumatifmsi in all Complaints of Women with Child, but elpecially after ...
... extremely efficacious in the following Complaints and Diforders, viz. inCon- fumptions, (for which it exceeds every other Remedy) Hypochon- drick, Hyfterick, Hydropical Cafes, Gouts, Rheumatifms; in all Complaints of Women with Child, but efpecially after ...
... extremely efficacious in the following Complaints and Diforders, viz. inCon- fumpuons, (for which it exceeds every other Remedy) Hypochon- dnck, Hyfterick, Hydropical Cafes, Gours, Rheumatifms; in all Complaints ot Women with Child, but efpecially after ...