The King's majesty : in consideration that many thousands of his loving subjects have been cured by the new chymical preparation and medicine, called Dr. Bateman's Pectoral Drops, of the rheumatism, cholick, agues and fevers, pains in the limbs, coughs, colds, &c.

1728 newspaper cutting advertising Dr. Bateman's Pectoral Drops, patented and available from the Cluer's printing office in Bow Churchyard, London and by W. Dicey and R. Raikes in Northampton and Gloucester. The trademark of a boar's head surrounded by the words: "By the king's patent" is to the top of the text. The drops were also supposed to cure gravel, sand, stones, rickets and act as a fortifying tonic.