The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1819-04-28 00:00:00

QE•ANIIIATION.

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ener and Deolotorruent has been acknowkilged, for
amity years., to excel those of all olker articles of the MaterM
Medic•. To constelnge and e.orrolmorate the solid•, appears •
to be its primary operation. It raises she pollee, and cruder' '
the blood inure pure; streagllhesis the stomach and digestive
organs, and is preferable so all other remedies in cold, weak,
lax, and humid habits; awl in nervous disorders it lea• the
Mai powerful and besirficial effects. SEl)l)t►N'!t AR/l.
hIATIC LOZOGES of STEEL, are 'lsmer' to be the
best preparation of this invaluable Medossir, and are a des.
covery of the Gni irtiyourlahce to the present sod snceo►dhig
ages, their happy effects being equally rerlaiu and perms.
nent ; mu diffusely salutary, that while they toroture tome Ito
the Nerves, and health and vigour to the entire frame, they
impart a genial warmth through every fibre, exhilarate the
tsunami epistle in such o manuer, that laity may fairly be
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relaxation, and weakness alb, arum in either sex, whither
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elimarev,diesipatiou, excess, or any other cause 'hatters,
they are the heal, it not the only remedy. They act rant as
a temporary stimulus or irritation, lost by gradually
sir, ngthrusug and renovating ae con•titulrou, raeitiog Ilw
healthy action of, amt 1010114111 K limn:abed energy and vigour
to every part of the 'Homan frame.
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7s. aid 225. earls ; retarl 641 by /most Vender.' of Medicisses
in the kingdom.
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of Steel, and observe his signature on verb box. .

IMPAKIAL PARLIAMEAT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, T.ussoAv, Aram 27.

Lord Pr CLIFFORD l9Ok the oath. and his seat.
Extol Knivobl yrrae•ted a Petition from several manu-
facturers of the county of Latirsoiter uf • Bill fur
limiting the limos of work uf tkilikter in contra mauufac-
lurics.-..Lsid en the tible.
KL)MAN CATHOLICS.

The Archhishoii of 'Nilo presented a Petition from the
Archdeacon and Clergy of dm Arebdcacoury of York, against
the Claims of the Ftuassis Catholics.
The Mits.gisia of Colignciterm prevented a Pi tition Gum
the Roman Ciiiholica of the 'misty of the town of Drogheda
praying that ROlll4O Catholics might be admitted ILO a share
in the advantagcv of the Con.titut. •
These rat ni was were severally laid coo the Sabi,.
SCOTTISH BURGHS.

The Earl of Rossims presented a Potation front the Ma-
gistrates and Corporate Body of die Royal Burgh of Bo um
"stand, prayiug fon. a Reform in the ry►tetn now pursued for
the governmeut of the Burghs of Scotland. The Noble
Earl observed, that hitherto the Primus's on this subject
were presented from the people who fell Ilmenselves aggrieved,
and the property of tite Burghs dilapidated by the existing
system; but in the pre*nt inOsucc the cry fur returns hap-
pily proceeded from thism is)* sue appmeut I) must interest-
ed in preventing it.
The Petition was read swot laid nn the table.
The Excise Duties Bill, sod the East issolis Geoids Bill,
were read a woad tirue.—Adjoureed,