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Newspaper
Weekly Register
Location
London, Middlesex, United Kingdom
Date
Feb 13, 1799
Page
2
A proclamation in praise of Buonapartes entry and the Brave of the West marching on Cairo. The text extols the Great Allah blessing the Favourite of Victory and delivering Egypt from Mameluke misrule, urging Christians and Muslims alike to praise and rejoice in the West’s triumph.
In Dublin Connaught. The Chancellor and Bar clash over precedence of the late Prime Serjeant. Two abstained from motions. the Chancellor warned he would close the court daily until contumacy ends. The bar plans to deny briefs to Union supporters. Corry becomes Chancellor of the Exchequer. Lord Castlereagh targeted in protests. Mail coach robberies and fires prompt government guards. Union opposition spreads. Fermanagh and Limerick rebel against it amid violent coast and militia incidents with significant casualties.
John Gardner advertises pills tea and ointment at his West Smithfield dispensary for gout rheumatism bilious issues and scurvy claiming cures with a money back guarantee. Signed endorsements from JG Gardner and John Thorp Esquire urge public confidence based on testimonials and safe relief claims.
William Patten of Rochester writes of a remarkable cure for his long standing scurvy tic and foot ulcer using Etherington's Gardner's Pills and Scurvy Ointment. He claims pain relief, healed ulcers, no relapse, and reports officers at the Navy Yard recommending the medicines. The letter asks for inclusion in a bill and offers further testimony.
An 18th century notice credits Gardners Pills with curing rheumatic goat symptoms in Mr. Morris of Fountain Clapton since December 1796. The advertisement lists numerous agents and towns including Walworth, Doncaster, Bath, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Hull, Banbury, and Woolwich, inviting readers to obtain the remedy via appointed sellers.
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