Yellow fever, no. 40, Charing-Cross. Dr. Willich, late physician to the Saxon Ambassador ... approves and recommends ... the remedy which is sold, at the proprietor's warehouse ... to prevent and cure the yellow fever.

Date:
[1804?]
Catalogue details

Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Yellow fever, no. 40, Charing-Cross. Dr. Willich, late physician to the Saxon Ambassador ... approves and recommends ... the remedy which is sold, at the proprietor's warehouse ... to prevent and cure the yellow fever. Source: Wellcome Collection.

    1/4
    No. 40, Charing- Cross. Dr. WILLI Cl I, late PHYSICIAN To the Saxon Ambassador, at the Court of Great Britain, and Author of the Domestic Encyclopedia; Treatise on Regimen fy Diet, fyc. fyc. APPROVES, and recommends to the immediate notice of the Pub¬ lic at large, (and those in particular who are going to the West- Indies, America, or any other Parts of the World, that may be, or have been subject to Pestilential Disease,) the Remedy which is Sold at the Proprietors’ Warehouse, No. 40, Charing-Cross, London, to Pretent and Cure the YELLOW FEVER. The most positive Testimonials from Professorial Men, and other re¬ spectable Persons, may be seen in Pamphlets to be had gratis, at the Warehouse, which not only prove in the fullest manner, the Efficacy of this Remedy in that most dreadful Malady the Yellow Fever; but also, that it is an easy, safe, pleasant, and certain Preserver of Health in a Plot Climate. ^ The above invaluable Article, is Sold in Boxes, with full Directions* (Sanctioned by Dr. Willich,) in case of an attack of any kind of Fever, at One Guinea each, sufficient for one Person for Twelve Months. '.Iicine, both on board ship and an shore he is firmly persuaded that he would have CASES selected from the main) Proofs that have been obtained of the Virtues of the Yellow Fever Remedy, the whole of which way be seen at the Proprietor s Warehouse, No. 40, Charing-Cross. COPY of a Latter from JOHN LISTON, Esq. of Jennyn-Street, S(. James's, to his Cousin ROBERT LISTON, Esq British Ambassador at Philadelphia. De Aft Sir, Permit me to recommend to your patronage a recent and most invaluable Discos very, the efficacy of which I am well informed has been repeatedly tried with never-failing success as a preventive and cure for thg Yellow Fever. Having every reason to believe that this medicine k an infallible remedy,! trust you w ill consider it of such importance as to merit your warmest s u pport I beg leave further t® acquaint you, that a friend of mine (Captain Ash ington, in the sea. service) has been much in the habit of using this Med' where the Yellow Fever raged with great violence, and h lost his life by that dreadful complaint, in three attacks which lie had, but for this excellent medicine. When you reflect upon the ravages made by this destructive disorder among the human race, 1 conceive you will not think it necessary for me to make any apology for. recoin merg¬ ing to your notice a thing of such consequence, as I am solely actuated by motives of humanity. 1 am, Dear Sir, Jermyn-street, St. James's, Your much obliged and most humble Servant, Aug. 12. JOHN LISTON. Copy of a Letter from Captain JOHN KERRY, Master of the Augustus £ J J /1 I f /- , f 7 • ** ® ' Cccsar, West lnaiaman. Sir, When in Jamaica, i'n the month of January last, two of my ship’s crew, Thomas Warring, and Thomas Perron, were attacked by the \ ellow 1 ev e r, on applying the Remedy 1 received from you as direct eel, in a short time an alteration took place for the better, ami in k few days they perfectly recovered. Great Prescot Street, JOHN KERBY, Oct. 26. Master of the Augustus Cmtfc Tapping? Printer, Playhouse-yard, Blaekfriar».