The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-10-29 00:00:00

TOOTO•ACN AND EAR-ACD.

PERrtrs ESSENCE hus received the sane-
'ion and support of the most distinguished personages
in the kingdom, together with the united testimony of the
fiat Physici•as in Europe, and numerous favourable coas•
meats in highly respectable Nlerlical Journals, where it has
been declared to be the " best thin ever discovered for the
Tooth-rich and Eir-ach." It instantaneously relievc• the
most excruciating pain, preserves the Teeth sound and firm,
prevents further decay. effectually cares the Scurvy in the
Gums, fasteas loose Teeth, and renders them firm awl scr.
vixeable to the latest period, and alfectuall‘ prevents the
Toot h. ach .

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20, Waterloo-phre, Edinburgh; 34, Sackvilie-street, Dub-
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United Kingdom.

FOR BILIOUS COMPLAINTS,OBSTRUCTIONS AND
CONFINEMENT OF THE BOWELS, ice.

WOOD'S LAXATIVE PILLS, withn'tt
Aloes, Mercury, nr Antimony. The Medicines ad-
vertised for the relief of Bilious and other Complaiots of the
Bowels are an raineraue, that the Proprietor of these Pills
would ant submit them to the notice of the Public did be
not believe them to be esaesitially diffs rent in their encopoiii.
lion from those generally sOI.I. Must, if not all the Advil-
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the rinetpal wars a inducing that *dui rwlwildolot
Other Public Medicines, it is to be feared, contain prepara-
tions of Mercury or Antimony, which, 'bough 411,611001 e .11
the hands of the Physician, are altogether litadmissible in •
Mrdiciae designed for family use.
The Pills 01. w recommended to the Public are entirely (see
from those object' hie articles; and, although by no means
offered as a Specific for the cure of every Di , will be
foiled an excellent Aperient Family Medicine. In habitual
Costiveness, occasional Obstruction, of the Bowels, Hilton,
Complaints, Dead Aches, accompanied with Nausea ur
Sickness, and all Disorders arising from an overloaded state
of the Stomach and Alimentary Canal, they will prove de-
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nut left iu a confined state by their use. They may be taken
by Adults sod Children, and in every stage of pregnancy.
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Brighton.

IRELAND.

DUBLIN. OCTOBER '26.

Saltarday writ was illogical fur as election rue a repetnen-
Wore is Parliament for the county Slice, olnre a sums 1.11.1 i.
teat is .xoectrit between the lion. Culotte! King, mad Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Pereeval.

Extract of a letter from Armagh, dated October 21:—" 1
have just returned from the !Betio's.,hien Court, where I
heard the whole of the evidence read re.pecting the charge
against the Bishop of MEM r ; and the sentence of depriva.
lion and ilearailaimo read by the Primate; so that the busi-
ness is 'sow at au end. A more disgusting detail of a dis-
graceful liaosactiou c innot well he rosier iced ; it was an open
Court to-day. bat so little publicity was given of the Cuero,
that very few auditors were p I. The Primate was mo,isi-
eil in his councils by four other Bishops, who wire co n She
Bench ; who, acme might judge by their essuoteonneea, all
seemed deeply affected at the disgrace whirls had been brought
upon their cloth. The Primate seemed hs feel severely
at the pasolut duly be had to perform, and the whole pro-
ceedinga were masked with the most profuwad alientsou.
A few days ago there was some apprehessihm that the re.
1130 Vii of the Bishop could not be itf.rted ; but, however,
a'd legal objections were obviator:, and he is 41111 TO tutu that
exile be su deservedly merits."