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A large portion of the isemityllifqc already relieved and benefited by Artificial la, contacted by Mr. Fakur , froin.Miaeral Preparation, bit &twit enabled, through the liberality of his friends, to Fah eis to tbeir efficacy and durability, as mu tat pro*, sotildactory to those who may have occasion sok 'Asti! uteri, on suir.,..toge and iodul.zence never before, teatime , cloyed by a De.ni,t.—Mr. F :Jeer envoges in affix h ope , tooth to a whole set, without pain or irritation to I s t past, sod -to renew them without additional elarge I stes,anuld they wear or change colour. liar Fairer caa ra n o Nagai Palate Ina manner to himself. _k los welt' aicradltd itt rsilariag •ti 1 Iralliferstiivis were great, whose ease i ra ill irte a difficult nature ; this geutleman has authorised Mr. Fa la (Is well from a feeling of gratitude, as from a wish to Nary soy fellow-creature labouring under a similar aflieti eiw g borer to him in case of any doubt of Mr. Totem'''. Ity.—To those who are not aeon:tinted with Mr. P. he bets kers *observe, that his charge 'neither awe will be Merv, lial soden' . et Jr. Faker has the honour to remit to the Public, the • bill taming , Emote that has •ett Veelirtorall. to their at e fur the distmors of the T fithess.". )1T distills it Itself, and it will be found to sawn ileitis's' milady, tot* is as a predervotive. t AR. FiltaFt, Not. si yi .,, " ,„.,„ lfkice. es....... l ...utunisse. ""'" t id to' be luttfo 33 ME AFFLICteD 'WITH iititIrEgI II SEA SES. vIT IT II E LIS'S CORDIAL BA OfVU IT 0 , 1 V Price t,. 9d. a most convenient, safe, and infallible mieiy far Newels, Bilious,' Cont . ?, and Rbenniatil ., dis tdersomd every kind of debility or rebtaation n n persons dither rev, volts' or old, why hereditary, atural, la occasioned by a residence in lint or utihenithy climates; the irsvaiderate use of tea, spiriturnes liquors, or other hoboes finds; too. seektdar y a life, or ton close an .ap plied- Om us study; excessive grief, injudicious administration it *wry, dissipation. cue's. improper practices, lisbillist. It, riident head-achs, complaints of the lungs, it_leaini 'Wisp, trembling or shaking of the hands or BOW. hums of breath, coustpdpWve habits, &c. ifte. 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FO L'S FEMALE PILLS; it unites high conic and invigorating powers, with its pendia quality u( relieving felines, oppression, and those *het twos) , symptoms .4 hi c h arise from tno welt b lood its the habit ;they are the most certain cure f aro ervous, hysteric , and flatulent complaints, as well as the various other spasmodic affections, su common to the set. Di t. 11TH ElttilLL'S PILLS, as a Family Medicine, should be in possess o ion n( !ter% mother, and I other guardians of the young wh have amides eotrinted to their ore. SlC—After repeatetkapplicatioes to several of the Foc whichulty Int my niece, 1...-lmunag utWl a obstruction. suns )ming women are subject 4, Irricaertain critical FO period of life. red ; *p ol e d e n you, wad inter recuinusended 1)R. 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HOUSE OF LORDS—Maw*** Dos.* A tneetleg took place pursuant to *AO Ad.l jourament, and a very considerable uttiober of , Peers attended. .1 STATE OF HIS MAJESTY'S HEALTH. The Earl or LIVERPOOL rose, and stated, that it must be in the recollection of their Lordships, when he last had the honest to eddies* them, be had said,. . that toeless swee very material should tali, itkee is the state of Ws V of reasonable her. desiraisisoirsnt being likely to take piece is so' short a time, , as that he thought could warrant him to propose, in the present instance, a further ad. journment. Under these eircumstanceh therefore, and with a view to that course of proceeding which, is the lodgment of the House, it might be proper I and expedient to elopt,. be begged leave to pro pose for the consideration of their Lordships, as rues the course on the former occasion :—first, that a CoMmittele should be ebosen in.tbeVray of ballot, to eastnine , the Physleituis attending his Majesty, as to the actual stale a his Majesty's Lhealth, and to report intek,esaininstion to the House. ' If this , shook!, be, agreed tai• be. would move, thet such Committee shall consist of 20 Lords, and • thAt 'the House should adjourn till to-mor. row, for the purpose of chasing such Committee. The Noble Secretary, thep formally moved—That t/F Committee should be chosen as above ; which, on the qiteetion being put, was ordered, nem. din. j Llordship moved, secondly, That the said . C..ocitiiiittsfe of 20 Lords be balloted for to-mor. cow and that each Peer present should put into a glass a list, containing the names of 21 Lords, signed by himself.—Ordered. He then moved for the attendance of Doctors Reynolds, Raiford, and llebertlen, on the House to-morrow, in order that they may be sworn at the Bar, touching their evidence before the Com mittee ; and further, that Doctors Willis and Bane do attend for the came purpose ou Saturday next. The Duke of NORFOLK said a few words in a low tone of voice, not in objection to the arrange ment proposed by the Noble Earl, but principally to inquire, why all the Physicians could not attend on the same day ? The Earl of OSIVERPOOL, in answer, observed, that the personal attendance of the Physicians men- Cloned upon his Majesty, to-morrow, would ren der their attendance before Saturday impracticable. lie likewise observed,. that the proceeding of the ballot may be so arranged, as that all the lists may be delivered into the Clerk against the Meeting of the House tomorrow, at four o'clock, when a Committee may. be ‘appoinited, for the purpose of examining the lists and reporting to the House the names of the Lords, upon whom the choice should fall.. . The attendance of his Majesty's Physicians, as mOied for by the Earl of Liverpool, writs then or. dered; sad on his Lordship's motion, the House adjourned till to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS, TutassiAT, Dtc. 13. NEW - WRIT. Sir J. NEWPORT Moved, that the Clerk of the Crowe do bine a new Writ fur the &ditto of a Knight of the Shire for the County of Limerick, in the room of Wm. Odell, PAq. who had been Gazette(' on the 27th of Aug. last, as one of the Lords of the Treasury in Ireland. Mr. BIDDULPH expressed his doubts whe. ther, in the present defective state of the Royal authority, any such motion could be carried into erect. The SPEAKER reminded the Hon. Gentleman of the decision of the House on this. subkct upon a former occasion, and declared that in his opinion it was the parasitount. and primary duty of the House.of Commons to fill up all vacancies that might occur in their own WO. Sir 1. BURDETT supported his Hon. Friend (Mr. Birldulph) in the objections which he made to the present motion. He contended that the pre. sent Assembly was not strictly a House of Com. mons, deprived as they were of the sanction of the legal authority; and he maintained that the issuing of a Writ, such as that-stow-proposed, would be . The CHANCELLOR of the RICHEQUER ,I expressed his surprise, after what had fallen from the Chair, that it bad been thought necessary to say any more on the subject. On a former occasion, this goestion had been determined without a dis eatient voice. With respect to the Honourable Baronet's declaratien, that the present way not le.. gaily a House of Commons, he contended that no. thing was ulore clear and better establiiited than that they were a house of Commons, a n d as such per. fectl* competent to. take such steps as the security sod iistelmats• of the country rendered it incumbent on thein s .orbder the pre . sest circumstances, to adopt without further .delay.. The Hon. Baronet's stritto. multi, if carried to its extent, would go 11104111,NP.1 the:tr.—lf, as he had stated, that Hot& eissirt ?toot 1 issue a writ for As &Won of a aro, lhaiber : . , , followed .all writs ifros the Courts of Law would be mattered null, and consequently that all legal proceediags must be suspended. Than Mb nothing could be a more mistaken idea. It was it Vital principle of the Constitution, that, as the CrOne was ht the fell exercise of its ptereptiire, eves Where no occasion existed for the immediate personal!, iaterference of the Sovereign, so those branches of the regal authority which derived their origin from the royal stock, remained naispalred, notwithstaadiug any accidental otiosity that tight -- - , es to Majany itielL 411 ideas, therefore, of the fumetioas of Go. the present dress. opplatties:o faistobset Ciasilindob. Hat of which he more dis. the error respecting • House of Commons as much the Repro. England, as V hie Ma. that blessed with perfect iltheigh !), not a Parliament, .41 lint as *Gigaton , purpose, in the anti. ciliation of which, the motion before them was loader The voiles was then pat and agreed to. • pet; MAJESTY. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. again rose, and addressed the Chair to the tee lowing effect : a Mr. Speaker,—When I had the honour of ad. dressing roe, previous to the last adjournment of the House I had occasion to refer to the commute'. cation which had been antecedently made to the House by my Right Hon. Friend near me (Mr. Se. ' cretary Ryder), and on referring to that °oatmeal. cation I felt justified in submitting to the House the propriety of affording a furtherakaay le their pro. eeodings, grounded on the hope that kb Majesty might make such a progress towarde recovery as would give us a reasonable prospect, his speedy resumption of the Royal Funcointiv: At that time such was the confident expectation which I myself entertained, I did not imagine that his Majesty's disorder would continue beyond the period of the proposed adjournment, and I was anxidestkereftice t :that during that period there should be no lanarfer. NW in the subject on the part of this Honor. It is most painful to me to state, that the expeitedeas h ith I then cherished have bees disappoistod. On *is day fortnight I stated it to be sty oplekes t founded on the best view which I was onabled take of all the circematances of the case, that I the, delay in the appoill>oie ct' d!' s t aiti tali to for the Royal Authority, Sinless his Wetly, during Abe interval of adjorrnment, should advisee so is. ,lisfacturily in his recovery as to render the contests. elation of such a measure unnecesiary. This opt. Rion I still entertain, and therefore; after baring stated that the expected improvement in his Majesty's , health has not taken place (Although I unquestiun. ably entertain the most sanguine hopes of his Ma. jolty's final recovery ), nothing remains for me but to propose that we should appoint - a Committee of our own to examine into the facts, and that we should thus establish en Parliamentary Record the present incompetence of his Majesty to discharge the functions of Royalty. I Shill) proceed, Sir, to make this motion immediately, as I conceive that sufficient notice has existed on the subject. My in. toution is to propose, that the Committee do con• sist of twenty-one Members, and that it be corn. posed of the following Gentlemen : . Mr. Secretary Ryder itight i llon. W. W. Pole The Master of the Wolk Right Hon. Sir J. Diewport Right Hon. Ponumhy Right Hsu. Sir W. Scott W. Witherforre. Hag. • S. Whitbread. Esq. Right Hon. It. B. Sheridan Rt. Hon. lA. V is. Ca stiereneh The Attorney:General lit lion. Lbw% Vis Milton W. Adam. hsg. Right Hon. G Laurin% Hon. H. Gayeties Kt. Hon. Lord J. Cavendish Right Hon. R. Hondas Right Hoe. H. Addington Right Hon. G. Tierney Right Hon. C. B. itathent It* will be subsetpiently necessary for me to sub. mit to the House several motions with respect to the powers of this Committee, and to say something as to the ulterior course which it is my intention to pursue. At present, Sir, I shall confine myself to moving— " That a Committee he nproilited to examine the Physi. rims who hive attended his Majesty daring Ms Slums, touching the .t.ite of his Majesty's health, and to report to the House Octopi)." • Mr. WHITBREAD rose only to remark, that the Right Hon. Gentleman (Percuval) had now felt himself compelled to resort to that measure, which, in the opinion of some Members of that House, should have been adopted one month before. He again begged publicly to accuse the Right Hon. Gentleman of nut having given intimation of the unlooked-for assembling of Parliament to ail the Members, without distinction, as had been ob served, un a similar melancholy occasion, by his predecessor. He had also farther to accuse him, that having it in his contemplation to propose cer. tain measures of importance, he did not actittsiot the whole Members of the Ilouse, without distinc. tion, pf the nature of the proposition to be submit. ted by him, but confined the knowledge of it to those individuals whom•he knew to be attached to itis own-party. Ho knew it had been common for Gentlemen on both sides of the House to remind their own friends' of the necessity of their attendir l ig on particular occasions ; but, situated as tho country WV uses, and when so important, and at the same time so generally interesting a question was to 'be discussed, he presumed to think that the: intimation ought to have been mode to every . Member without distinction. He only beg. ged to bring back the recollection of the house to whit was their attest situation—thafthis MIS tit* Mill time it which they wane thee issendhlitip 'fal Things. Prier Is. 6d. or extra binding - had said,. that molest some very material' , changc happen to Majesty illicit. ISA 11 sans, CR OSBY ' S CHRISTIAN LADIES' POCKET BOOK, Athena, for 1811, adapted toll* different desonsinatialis of thetitHstilm should take plate in the state of his Majesty's. she Ampatoltlialty of any of the 'HRIES ; w or k'. health, indicative of a reasonable hop! of a spool/ pecissisk 10.101 t. perforesed duller By the Rev. J. EVANS L restoration of his Majesty to the gzeg i l rtalcals - • and f il 4 vaB Price Aaihor of the Sketch or Ref 'nos., his Royal functions It grataikt ".. 61114 3allery Is. COotaibirsr tte Portraits atatZfi of :le Afthb' of of . • • • o n l e . • York, 11r. R. Tal i j fa si at tet i lfiev. T. 'mar aad Rev . . ••. . 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