Apology for Practices of Poyltic Medicines Cures Gout
An early publication by Daniel Smith M D offers an apology to the public for the practice of political and medical cures described as strange and extraordinary. It promises speedy certain cures for urinary issues, virility restoration, and a broad range of ailments with a soft milk-based remedy, claiming safety and efficacy. The notice invites readers to learn the method and purchase through specified booksellers and a Covent Garden address.
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Daniel Smith
Francis _Newbery
St. Paul's Chigh
Tavistock-row
Covent-Garden
News from the Channel and Atlantic Voyages 1777
Reports from Boston and Harwich detail privateers, captured ships, and muttered admiralty concerns. Letters describe the Prince of Orange affair, ambassador arrivals, and British naval embarrassment alongside growing American privateering and evolving trade disruption across Dublin, Bantry, and L'Orient ports.
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Corke
Lord Lifford
Jones
Boston
Carleton
Piscatunga
Harwich
Prince of “Orange
Southwold
Dover
Ipswich
Goree Beach
Portugal
Denmark
England
Great Britain
Royal Navy
Lord Sandwich
Bantry
Beerhaven
Dublin
New- York
Searce
Amsterdam
Liverpool
Ireland
Cork
Kinsale
West India
Pacquet
Fort St. George
Port L’orient
Nabob of
Arcot
Tanjour
Edouard Manning Gray
Weatherill
Cox
Williame Manning
St. Mary Axe
S. W
Hardy
Rhoda
Butchéner
Interio
George
Bullfinch
Leghorn
Gibraltar
Portsmouth
Howe
New York
Wimbledon Common
Royal Regiment of Dragoons
Lord Pembroke
Windor
Chatham Barracks
America
Epsom
Ospring
Kent
Barnard
Eton
Henry Longden
Lynhurst
Breamon
Roebourn
Hants
Richard Tomkyn
Barber
Shog-lane
Waller
Young
Jermyn-street
Harby
Hanby
Constantinople
Richard Willis
Boraman
The
Porte
John Manley
Chatham
Betsey Hine
Limpsfield
Surry
Edward Gresham
Mr. Reilly
Charlottes Rest
Berwick upon’Tweed
Sibin
John Hack
Battle Abbey
Thomas
Edmond Thomas
William Pike
Eig
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Theatre Royal
Mir ‘Bitton
Sigismunda
Ted True
Blue
Meaty
Dhe
Patel
Cornwallis
Canterbury
Arereiee
Cancerbury
Masti
Saab
Granby
Rs. Hsthek
Chetter
James Eyre
Fred. Bail
Arid Alder
Rich. Kaye
L. LD
Almontet
Ards
Jardes
D. D
Archaeicon of
Essex
Wichard Rydolt
D. Dd
John James Majendie
S. Willem
Rix
Matthew Broxam
Ettter
Mr. Dettingen
John Bacon
Richard, Warren
Mary-le- Bone-street
Tunbridge’ Wells
Anis Robinsfon
Peter Gate
York
Arquebura de Watt
Canton of
Bern
Tilane
Switzerland
Mr. Norton
Golden Square
S. Iana
Robert Reid
Suffolk-street
Charing-Cross
Anthony Smith
Prince’s-street
Carnaby-market
John Norton
Maredant
Norton
Golden-Square
Londons
G. Kearfly
Fleet-street
J. Stockdale
Old Bailey
Ludgate-hill
London
Hyde Pack Turnpike
Duke
Thetford
Augfion
Gant
Thosmas Longfellow
Bre“cany
John. King
Tate
Ftlicon
Withiam Price
Evan Watkins
Crickadarn
Brecon
Lanvair
Builth
Brécon
Thomas Cardefs
Jenkin Pagh
Susannah Dairiel
Bankryth
Sane
James. Burghes
Bristoly
Hexton
Hitchin
Hereford
Newdigate Poyntz
Wainewright
John Jenner
Lewes
Hhamsey
Sussex
Harney
Joseph Mighell
Wm. Knight
Wm. Pannett
John Cheesman
W. Blake
Lindfield
Michell
John Elliot
Mirre‘court Buildings
Inner-Temple
Putteridge
Liftey
Offey
Luton
Herford
Bedford
Lilley
Herthurd
Edier Wainewright
Chancery Office
East
West Indies
Bayley
Idave
L.O. N Don
New England
Salem
Paris
Sayre
Franklin
Congress
Gxtyvefle
Brest
Rochelle
Nants
Engane
Deal
Calais
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