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NUMBER 74.541 A/(11. DUTTON's COMMITTEE sits daily at .I.vx WilW Colfee.houee, Serle-street, Lincoln's Inn, where all Communications ea 'the subject are requested to be made. REGENCY PA RLIAMENT. T o obtain indemnity for the past, and security for the future, it is the aim of every person, both in private, as well as in public life—but if the New difilmisistrotion adopt the ex pected Netu Afestureo, and will have no more Lotteries, the only opporttualty we may ever have to gain in a single day an Indepen assa-Fornine tor our families, by the risk of a small suss of money is the present State Lottery, which contains 44 Capitals—four Twenty Thousands--upwards of 4000 Prizes, descending gra dually to £2O, the lowest prize, amounting to £200,000 in Money, which will be paid immediately on demand ; and it being the only Government Lottery, the ukole will be drawn in On Day, the I.lth February. From the great demand tor Tickets and Shares, it is probable they will, in a few day', become very scarce, and nnich dearer, an immediate purchase is therefore strongly advised,its prevent disappointment. Sir J. BRANSCOMB and Co. I. SIVLWRIGH r, Sole Surviving Partner, A RE happy to announce the New Plan of the sTATIL LOTTERY, to be Drawn 15th FEBRUARY, 11, will remove every objection chat has hitherto been stated. '1 here are more Capital Prizes, and each will now be of different Numbers, and there are none less than £29. They trust thkr u nco mmon good Femme will ever attend their Friends the Public, having sold in this and last Year atoll!, `ix AIIO,OOOI The Only Phety e 560 up to 10,000 I AndseveralPrieesciflEo, The Fji 30,000 j .500, and ,000' Haft s, , The Last And others too great ter enumerate.. Tickets and Shakes in gr eat yarlety are on 'Sale at their Old Oflic‘s, 37, Cornhill, : 38,J - 4/market, and 11, Holborn. NEW STATE.LOITERY OFFICE. VMARTIN; at his Licensed litate Lottery A Office, 8, Colts ow., bondoo,. inform's his Friends and the Fuz,lic, he has Os Sawa variety of 'tickets and Shares in the present State • Lottery, which will be drawn hi One Day, the 15th of Next Month. ge begs his Friends, and 'particularly all those who have hitherto been unfortunate' in piacha4ng at the established Olives, t 4 make a trial at she above new Office, where W. M. flatters himself he shall have the pleasure of divid big among those who rave* him with their orders, a great Pro purtinu of the 44 Capital Prins' on the 15th day of February next. Present Prite.--Ticket £2l 14 0 HMI - - - Ell 3 0 f Eighth - - E 2 17 6 Quarter - - 513 6 1 Sixteenth - 1 9 0 N.B. Ordtru from au 'part of the Country, directed (Pon paid) to'W:Mwatat's New State Lottery Office, London, will be executed with the greatest dispatch. An early purchase is re commended as the Price will be still higher. FORTY-FOUR CAPHAL PRIZE;, FOUK OP ,C 20,000; Awl no Ptiae less than £2O. ALL TO SE DRAWN IN ONE DAY. UORNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, beg leave to .1 . 1 - remind the Public, that the State Lottery will begin and finish on the i Sib of Next Month*. Tickets and Shares are con siderably cheaper than for many Lotteries past. The Novelty of the Scheme is approved of, and the demand excessive, which has caused a rise in price, and must cot t nnu e ; as suds, HORNSBY and Co. hope their Fries& swill buy quietly. 1 HlR'i Y-EIGHT SHARED CAPITAL.PRiZES Were sold by 1 - hotiisor and Co. in the last State Lottery. : Also, In the last two years, " Bot E 20,000, S of £lO 000, and 2 of £5OOO. i O. 4,469 aCJO,OOO No. 133 £lO,OOO 2,618 20,009 2,'...79 10,000 18,644 20,000 8,8::1 10,000 10,294 20,000 8,716 5,000 19,544 20.000 19,570 5,000 Besides 1 of £4,0^0, 8 of X 2,000,6 of sel,ooo, and 10 of £BOO. -•.-- TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. THE SEMINARY for a liMited numb er o f P up il s a: Pullin's•row, Islington, eeaducted 6 1 the Rev. J. EVA us, A. M, opened on Monday, January 21, after the Cbrismas Re con. Terms Forty Guineas per Annum. No. Entrance. See nn ESSAY on EDUCATION, by J. Evans. Sold by Sherwood, Froly, and Jones, Paternoster-row. Where may be had, the Author's Sermon on the Death of the Prineeu Amelia, Ii`ASHIONABLE bANCING, by Mr. ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-tquare, to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who have never learnt that ascomplishinent, or have not the modem style. Mr. ALLEN's system of teaching is expressly studied for those to when it is an object to acquire easily that fashionable requi site for genteel society. expeditiously, privately, and in a superior style of grace and elegance. Those who do not want private teaching may learn at a small expence, with a respectable set of pupils % on the public teaching evenings. Professors of dancing taught the most tiro= limey dances, and all the superior parts of the profession. The Subscription Assemblies are every Friday. FOR COUGHS, HOARSENESSES, &c. THE. great Demand f or M r . G REENOUGIT's LOZ.F.NGES of TOLU, after fifty years' trial, proves their superiority as thematt pleasant and effectual Remedy for Coughs, Hoarsenewea, Sore Throats, and Defluxion' on the Lungs, healing the Rawness`and Soreness of the Breast, and af ..--tinettettelwrminitinit Rirritith, Astlunatle, and Consump-; :ire Complaints. They do not cloy the-Stomach, but create an kpetite. The gentdoe, Duly, have It. HAYWARD, printed on •h, s.atup ; all others are cotinterfeits. They are prepared and sold by R. Harvard, (Successor to T. 6ieenough, the Inventor,) removed from Ludgate-hal to o S 6, Piccadilly, London : sold also by Newberry., St. Paurtainrch yanl; Dicey suit Co. Bow Church-yard ; Bayley and Cm Cock spur -street Bolton and Tut, Royal Eichange Baco Oxford street ; Clarke, R.rough ; and Ward, Holborn ; and t he Venders of Goenine Medicines tNogghosit the United itinaon). Price Ooe Shilling and Three Halfpence the Boa. BU FLEWS CELEBRATED .V EGIE rAnLr. REST ORAT I VE POWDER. REAUTY of Counteirance, and regularity of Fea- A-• titre., are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; hut the Proprietor of BUTLER'S TOOTH POWDER would beg leave Lis Country -women ttat the lustre of their Charms -•ses half its.inguence where the Teeth are discoloured, or chew s riit7su and unhealthy appearance—this is the more inexcusable, • t^c p; - ?,t•tit preparation affords th e i n f a llibl e meant of removing ' • finish of the enamel, and is safe in its ayplicaticn, being 7fisr.l of Vegetables. •!ib reconmented to the attention of all tanks, as clearing • .; every imperfection, either in ahe colour, or the decay of the 1 of the Teeth, as rendering the Breath sWeet and detects and making the Gums 'of their prver shape iutd vermillion iitil a certain preventive against the Tooth-ache. No corn- of this 'hind ever brougli: to public node, has slich universal approbation; and the Proprietor has to boast n is in daily use of Royalty built. wholesale aill mail , by Mr..Eitlet, No. 4, Cheapside, rr.,r of Paternoster-row; Smith, Murray, Cargil, and Rae *a. I'cltni.)ur2ll; Batter and Co. Glasgow; Newberry and Son, Trce;man, eeter ; • Cock Worthy, Granville and Son, .11, and Hoxland,- Plyniouth ; Hall and Johnston,. Gos billinge and Grepon. Liver r ool; Stains and Lynch, Man . `'" • ; t'eck and Rosa, Hull ; Weston _tither, Malory and . l'ortsea ; CAnwell and Binns, Bath; Brown, Bristol; most Country W1%411426 Venders and k'ethosn,in at 26.1k1.• 4 swl 6 . • t . • • : • . Y 0941 artOt. , 144 :. -., - PLYMOUTH. On TUESDAY NEXT, January 26, • WILL BE EXPOSED.TO PUBLIC SALE, HE well assortecl Cargo of the French Schooner .L L'ANGELIQUE, captured by His Majesty's IWO NIP ' SURVA RICHARD HAWKIX3, BOWL sprain, on bcr panage gourd:aux to the Isle of France, coosisting of the Shipments Isere following, viz. 116 Bales fjherman Linen and Dowlas.' 4 Cases Prench Cambric. 2 Cases Silesia Lawns. 1 Small Bo: Lents Muslin. 2 Robes Chequered Linen. 2 Cases Sarsnets, Silk Stockings, and Gloves. • 1 Case Ribbons, Gold and Silver Lace, Gobi and Silver Spangles, &c. 2 Trunks Silk Stockings, Satinet, Snuff-boxes, Silver Spurs, &c. &e. 39 Hogsheads superior Claret. 1 Barrel dittO. .41 Kegs Brandy. 139 Cases Vin de Grave. 9 Baskets Champagne,' and 18 Ditto Aniseed Cordial. 1 Caw Medical Waters. 24 Boxe. Pickles. 96 Basket' Olive Oil. 1 Barrel ditto. 16 Boxes preserved Fruit. 1 Lox Carden Feeds. 7 Cases Vermicelli. 2 Boxes RZlltillti, and 2 Ditto Broad Pip. 4 Cases Manna. 11 Casks Thread. 2 Cues Bologna Sausages. 1 Case Preserved Almonds. 6 Bags Lentills. 2 Bags Calavances. 1 -New nine-inch Cable. 26 Coils new Rope. 29 Small Bags Twine. 43 Small Bags Almonds, in the shell. 24 Bundles Coffee Bags. 1 Box Pomatum and 1 small Globe. I Case, containing six small Hand Organs. 18 Muskets and Bayoeets. After which will he offered for Sale, that beautiful, well-con structed, and tut-sailing Schooher L'ANGELIQUE, of the fol lowing dimensions : Length aloft 70 Feet 7 inches. breadth - - 20 Depth - 7 4 91 And admeasurint 119 TOW. To whose qualities and capacities, after having said that she is coppered, well found, and ready to go to sea at once, it is only necessary to add, that her name does net surpass her virtues. Reference may be bad to Mr. Edward Lyae, Merchant and Agent, and of Mr. Thomas Cole, Agent, Plymouth ; or to Messrs. Toulmin and Copland, Navy Agents, London. (Signed) IiDWARD LYNE: TRENT and MERSEY, OTHER NAVIGABLE CANAL, STRAND BRIDGE and FLOOR COMPANY SHARES. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. SCOTT, oa Friday the Bth of February, at Twelve o'clock, at the Mart, TRENT and MERSEY, or GRAND TRUNK - 11 - Navigation, Four Shares in this uncommonly prosperous concern, connecting the ports of Liverpool and Hull with the various navigations in the centre of England and the Metro polis, the Dividends have regularly advanced to the r..te of i 5, per eltaredear, *Ed may be expected to increase considerably.— Ala, Rochdale, Grand thins, Lancaster, and Croydon Canal, Strand and Vauxhall Dritlge and 1 ondon Flour Company Shares. Particulars at Hatchett's Hotel, Piccadilly; at the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 2s, New Bridge -street COLONY OF BERBICE.—FOR SALE, THE COFFEE PLANTATION ca ll e d GLAS TULICH, situate opposite the Kerstilling, on the east side of Berbice River. The Land, about 500 acres, is of the very best quality for Coffee, of which it produced a most abundant crop this year ; and it is so much calculated for raising Plantains, that the neighbouring Estates are supplied from It. The number of acres empoldered, including i5O taken in, is 975. As the above will be disposed of at a low price, and every indulgence granted in the payment, on unexceptionable security, it is an object of great importance to one possessed of a gang of negroes or a worn. out Estate.—For further Particulars, apply to John Innes, 12, Copthallcourt, London. WILtiONTOing MON WORKS .70R SALE. TO ifE SOLD, On 'bay amine afterwards owned, THE WILSONTOWN IRON WORKS, DWELLING.HOUSE, and LANDS attached to them ; consisting of upwards of 500 English Acres. These Wurks are situated in the countyof Lanark, in Scotland, at an equal distance from Glasgow and I.eith ; and thus command a ready accerato r he markets on both the east and west coasts, and in Ireland. They are the onlyWoris of the kind i n Scotland, ansibave an inexhausti ble supply of materials at hand, in land. to chi extent of above 4500 English Acres. The Work% consist of two Blast Fetrnaces, blown by a 48-inch Bouhon and Watt double power Steam Engine, sifacient for blowing three Furnaces. Also, of four Steam En- Ones of different dimensions, with the most e'omplete machinery for the manufacture of bar, bolt, and sheet iron, boiler plates, hoops, &c. &c. erected npon the newestand must approved prin ciples. The Wotits are principally employed, at present, in making soft pig iren, for foundry use, of which the two furnaces produce from 80 to 90 tons weekly, principally of the best' No. 1, which might be increased to 120 tons by the erection of an. other furnac e; the spare blast (of which there is ab u ndan ce f oe a third furnace) being now thrown away. There is an excellent Dwelling-house for the Proprietor, and bionsus for the Manarr, Clerks, ami, from 4to 500 workmen and their families. As the freight of iron from Leith to London is only from lOs. to 124. per ton s and the insurance less than one per ant. these works are parti cularly worthy of the attention of the gentlemen iu the trade, resi dent in London, where the excellent quality of the Wilsuntown Iron coariands a constant preference its the market. Printed Particulars of the works and minerals, &c. may he had by applying to Mr. J.W taxon, No. 05, Croshyssquaxe, Bisituptgate street ; or Mr. Charles Berry No. 1, latiaes.street, Adelpht, Lun. *lnn; or Mr. Motvbrap. W.S. llowe-street, Edinburgh; Messrs. Jams. Palau and Co. lietehantS, Leith ; Messrs. Edingtdn. , Queen-street, Glasgow; IVl4ers. Graham and floleragooperies, writers, Glasgow ;. A,' Como; Eaq, Liverpool z•Mew4; . 94rig* and Bo‘vden, Hull; 7arnes .I,idles, Aro. DAblin ; Mr. aus n el ifallen Balaton, near Welverhamottat • Josiah Dawstpf, gsq. IRbrld;-hall,' near Leeds • MAsriCSor ' sjils ;nd• Co. NtOtatilo upon-Tyae ; :art Messrs. d • 2 bloywihu, • ,:rims • . ---r . , •.; ♦: 1,, ....~ . .. . . . . • • adt ei . , ..., . • , - .. . , , ' . : \ .. • ... A . •"" • A. 0 . _ • . -. t,i'. ti • "* %'"* Otlier'4oo ii"' ' '• r4. kw ' .r: - 1 ~1 ^ 1 . 11 1 0 . ' . 0 Vert trtd jii.S. V . ... . , - "... Z• ...,...•••••••• fib, if ( .1 II ‹.l ii .. , .4 1.. N li ib T,.., ill A ' ‘ , , 1 4v r i:14:14.: Fq r •- .t i". r . • .. tia:•4 to p , .. 1. . i 1:, i r ~.. - '. 1 1 • 4 !trit 141.1 --- i easo • _ ) ~7 i• ' r' ; '' - • t n ,A . • - . :l"it -.. s.: p* ( -.) 4 (...._ .0° A Z 14)1:11v.i ~./ / s k, ,. • skk 1 . 7 ciiit..t, - W iii i ilif. i / k kk-- --4- • 1 • P '' t ..... 1 ....: . 3 ' "'‘) 1(. 4. - , . t, -"-- I v ; 1 '•,.., .; 4 .. ./ e . It. f • , • .. • /".,.., L'/ ,:•• 2 1.Z1: . . _,.. _ .. - • , ~ , . , SATURDAY, JANUARY 26, 1811. This day was published, elegantly printed by Hubner, price I Os. 6d. In boards, a New Edition of THE DEFENCE OF POESY.—TUe Author SIR PHILIP SYDNEY, knight. Printed for White and Cochrane, Horace's Head, Fleet-street. This day was published, In royal S'i.mo. price 6s, boards, a new Edition of IL 'PASTOR FIDO, Tragi.comedia Pastorale di GIG. BAT T. GUARINI. ' Ristainpata e corretta da Riccarda •laylot et Ces et spese dl White et Cochrane, Fleet-street. The Publishers beg to submit to the notice of the Lovers or Italian Literature, the present edition of this favourite Pastoral, as uniting extreme neatness and accuracy in printing, with porta bility of form. 'phis day were publisise4, handsomely printed in Quarto, With• Outline Engravings, price 15s. in boards, PRECEPTS and° BS E RVATIONS on the ART -a- of COLOURING in LANDSCAPE PAINTING. By the late WILLIAM (MANI, Esq. Of His Majevy's Board of Works. Arranged from the Author's Original Manuscript, and puldished by CHARLES CLARKS, Esq. F. A. S. Printed for Whitt and Cochrane, Halite's Head, Flset-street. Of whom may be had, in One Voluine, two. price 6s. la boards. A Pattical 'Treatise on Pamting in Oil Colours. MR. PHIL] 'This day was published, in Kr NO V&L.. V two elegant Volumes, with a Portrait of the Author, prke 10s. 6d. 'THE LOVES of CELESTINE and ST. AU BERT. A Romantic Tale, partly founded on fact. By CHARLES PHILLIPS, A. B. And Student of the Middle Temple. ' • Printed for Stockdale, Junior, 4t, Pall-Mall. Where may be had, in three elegant volumes, with a Portrait of the Author, price one guinea, The MISSIONARY. Au Indian Tal e . By :vise Owenson. N. B. A few of each work may be had, with the Portraits beautifully coloured. . .. 1 This day was published, • Price 2s. ed. on fine, and 2s on common paper, MYLIUS's SCHOOL DICTIONARY o f t h e ENGLISH .ANGUAGE. To which is prefixed, a New Guide to the English Tongue, by EDWARD BALDWIN, Esq. N.B. The object of this book is to shorten the time necessary for obtaining a competent knowledge of the English tongue, so that the learner may acquire all the genuine elements of our steech, with less than one half the labour commonly employed for that purpose. " Thia motive is certainly excellent, and the success of the work has been commensurate ; far we learn that it reached a Se cond Edition in two months from its first publication. Ws have examined the Guide by Mt. Baldwin, and the Bictionary by Mr. M. and as we think the former very ingenious, and the latter ex.s tremsly naffs], we have no hesitation in recommending the vo lume in which they are contained."—Eurep. Mag. for N0v.1809. Printed for M. J, Godwin, Skinner.street, Snowhill; and to be had of all Booksellers. ADOPTED IN THE CHARTER-HOUSE AND U 1 HER PRINCIPAL SCHOOLS. A New Edition, with Classical References and an Index. This day was published, In one Vol. 12mo. with Engravings of the Principal Gods, chiefly taken from the Remains of Ancient S ta t uary , price Ls. T HE PANTHEON, oz ANCIENT HISTORY of the GODS of GREECE and ROME. For the Use of Schools and Young Persons of both Sexes. By EDWARD BALDWIN, Esq. The purpose of this book is to place the Heathen Mythology in two points of view; first, as it would have :truck a traveller in Greece, who wished to form a just conception of the religion of the country, free from either favour or prejudice; secondly, regarding mythology as the introduction and handmaid to the study of poetry, the Author has endeavoured to feel his subject in the spirit of a Poet, and to communicate that feeling to others. Printed for M. J. Godwin, at the Juvenile Library, No. 41, Skinuer-street, Snowhill ; and to be had of all Booksellers. ROBBERDIFS COUGH DROPS. 1 1 HERE cannot be too much said in praise of this Medicine, as experience in almost innumerable cases has proved it the mast extraordinary and beneficial discovery ever made: it is a certain, efficacious, speedy, and easy Care far Coughs, Colas, Asthmas, and Consumptions. Not an instance has occurred, though taken by nearly sixty thousand patients annually, where it has been known to. fall 4a relieving the above complaints. So extraordinary are hs virtues, that let the patient be ever_ so emaciated or reduced, afar having seed every medical assistant* to no perpose, it will act as it were a charm, and instahtly relieve the most inveterate cough, at the same time give freedom to respiration, promote gentle expectnra. tion, strengthen the whole debilitated constitution, and procure the refreshing comforts of rest and sleep. COPY OF A 1.8 FTER From the Right Hon. LORD BENTINCK, Brother to the late DUKE ut PORTLAND, to Mr. BUTLER, Cheapside. • " SIR—I have ft equently experienced the greatest satisfaction In your R 88888 DS'S COUGH DROPS; I do not recul'ect one in stance in which they h ,ve ever failed, provided they have been properljadmlnistered. A very old Gentleman, a friend of mine, above BO years, has taken them, and has found the greatest benefit, and intends persevering in the use of thein.—l ant, Sir, your humble Servant, " E. IthNIINCK." " Ramsgate, Feb. 2, 1808." • Pr-pared and sold by Mr. Biller, 4. Clzeapside, Corner of Pa ternoster-row ; and sold at Cheisps, Corner of Spring Gardens; Clark, 4n9, Borough; Smith, :Scutt. Cargil and Reaburn, burgh ; Baster and M'Donald, Glasgow; Newbery. Dublin; Pie. ey and Home, Birmin ga l ins ; Hall, Gosport ; 'Sulam an ssarprPottsihotitte; Jones, .Mlnuit, Weston, and Mallory, Purtsea ; Granville, Hoxlainl, Nettleton, and Cookwdrthy, Ny mouth; Trewriata and Woolen,. Exeter; Collins, Salsbury; Peck. asitiposp, Hull; sad must Mcsticine : Venslers,„ lir betties. 25. lid. ( *ftp,fid. each. Observe A,. 'Butler ks engraved cm a black at ,W'at 11111[0 - tO - ea& botat. n.. . .6 (Pitteit 31XPErtCE-H4 ZIAPNt. This day *u pliblisheaa rice *Aga. A CATALOGUE ortooKs for'The 'Year 1811, •L 3 . in various Lantuages aid Classes of Literature, on Sale, for ready money, by Jolla Cslthell, Middia..-rostr, Hasitxlb. This day was publisher, price Is. 6d. In buardi, Illustrated with a Plan of the roVan and Defences of 'St Dania, AN ACCOUNT of the CONQUEST of the ISLA::11 of BOURBON; with an Appeodie, rof•tainlrg• O. a - rations tau the Stare of Populatioo,Comnieree. and Finance of t'le 151501; intended as a basis fur estimattuz its value as a territorial acvisition.—By an OFFICER of the Ei,nedition. Painted for T. Egerton, Military Library, 14/Nr, halt. On the First of February, 1811, will hu priblis!.ed,., NUMBER 11. (Price 4s. 6d.) of a New Periodic:it Work, entitled THE SCOURGE ; or, MONTHLY EiPostunt of Literary, Dramatic, Medical, Political, Mereantlle, and Religious I MPO IMRE and F01,1.Y ; containing sitiographt cal Account of Sir Godfrey Webster, Bart. Mrs Clarke, Mr. Taylor, of the Opera House; and Dr. Senate. 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This day was published, price 5s booed, A GRAMMAR of MORAL PHILOSOPHY and NATURAL THEOLOGY, with a Sunithary of the Evidences of Christianity; abstracted chiefly from the Works t f Archdeacon PALEY ; with Questions fur the exercise of the Stu dent, in the manner of Goldsmith's" Grammar of Gebgraphy." By the Rev. J. W. BAKER. The valuable contents of Dr. Paley'.. Works have long been locked up in large and expensive Volumes from the rising ear ration, whom they are especially adapted to instruct and it is to be presumed, that the exhibition of them In the compass 4.. f tlos small Volume will be bailed as an acquidtiosa by all sonducrors of Seminaries of Education. Printed for RICKARD Pituates, Bridge-street ; and to be had Of all-Booksellers. Of whom mae had, 1. A GAAMtaIAR of Samna /barony; by Mary Runde!, with Engravings, prim 4s. • 'ja— r 2. SCRIPTURE BioonArnr, tinno. U. by Dr. Watkins. THE LAST NEW Cyr - _ Arm:cm .....0011 - 3IA, BY prc. GREGORY. 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THESE PILLS have long obtained a just cele brity In the privae practice of the Proprietor, Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, and from their great success in many obstinate bi lious Disorders, our numerous patients of distinction and others, particularly the Duke of Bedford, Sir George Warren, the Dowager Lady Say and Sele, the Viscountess Bulkeley,' &e. &c. be was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the ap probation and sanction of their names. They are found to be an incomparable remedy for restoring the tone of the stomach, for curing indigestion, for preventing crudities, and their consequent disagreeable eructations and flatu lencies. They prevent habitual and temporary costiveness, sick head-aches, and heart-burn, which is occasioned by pregnancy, • aced a debilitated stomach, whether arising from the .ierneony of the redundant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking is excess. • Copy of a Letter from Mrs. Bennett. SIR—I have been in the habit of taking your Dixon's Antibie lious Pills with the greatest success, for the last three yeurs,lar.. - ticularly when pregnant; I have recommended them is/Jerre raj of my female acquaintances in a similar situatien ti giso to many gentlemen who are in the habit of &eventing Beier quite out et the Pill s , I sh ou ld t h an k you to sad the t4ro of your Family Boxes, as I am now within six weeks orally cat. &art:sent. Mr. Bennett is Postmaster. and as s9on ass i teee(ve the Pills I will remit you a post-offiza order to the amount. , Hotel, Hereford. I am, Sir, ycisir obedient ;Servart, January 14, 1809. ELIZ. BENNE'I' .. 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