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Lieutenant W. PA !WOE, of Hifi Majesty's Gun•veSsel
FEARLESS.
Plymouth-Dock, July 3I 18,50

S tft,

71. is
,with infinite 'satislat!tion- I acknpWledge
.1 the excellence Of your BOTANIcAf. SYRUP, whit',
has relieved inc from the most excruciating Rheumatic
Pains abd-Contra6litan of the Joints; which I have betnt
affiitiecl with upwards of ten Months : ite fissured I shall
recoMmend Our valuable Mt.i:licine 'to the utmost of my
power.
I remain, Sir ,r your very obedient humble Servant,
To Dr, BRO Loniton. W. PA !mot:.
Witness to the above Cure, L. Congdon, Printer and Sta-
tioner, No. 'Via, Fore:.strat, Plymouth-Dock.
R iden.6 TO VC West I m1411.'1211.

It i 5 bOt justice I should inform you, that during my
' last Voyage.froni England to the West was Very,
much troubled With a Bilious Complaint, 'which alfeeted
v'e'to 'an -41 a rtrting degree ; fortunately, a-Passe:titer of Mine
hart sonic of vent Nervous Cordial on board, 'and was per.
shaded by hiot to Make trial of a lyittlet which I did, and
to UtterlistoniSluntnt Jeunit almost instantaneous 're-
lief, and have never. since been troubled -with the u'iove
Complaint ; as such I shall recommend your Mt. dicines to
all my friends -bath in Efigland'and the Wc:st- I ticie•J.
am, sir, your truly obligeil, humble
No. 9,, Prospcd-place„ near ' W. BUTLER,
Dock.-head. Captain of the Goldett-'Grove West-
_
The I.EXAIItoR, of iiilNpoN.
Captain William T aylO f the Alexander,.of Leann,
was for a considerable lonA Itof time li d with .a Bili-
ous and Nervous Com Plaint, for which he had tried seve-
rtel Medicines without etlett ; in this situation he had .re-
course to Dr. fitodum's,-40 by taking a few betties ofhis
Nervous t'ordial, erfeclly cured ; and at his request
this -Caseis Made public, for the benefit of those 'lOl9 may
latOur.tuater a similai complaint.
' 'Feb. 21, deo. WM. .TA Yl.O R
captain Alexander Blake' Mariner, of south Shields,
acknowledges to haie received benefit by taking Dr.
ritOdUnl'S ilotanitat Syrup, he being atiiitied with the
scurvy and Gravel. ALEX: lII.AKc•
The Botanical' Syrup sued NervoUs Cordial to be had
at' the Doaur'is House, No. q, A Ibirm-street, seven Doers
from the Leverian Museum, Elackfria,t'N Bridge in Bottles
at IL 21. '1 is. 6d. and ss. 6d.: also at Mr. Pidding's Me-
dicine Warehouse, No.. iii, Oxford-street, opposite the
Pantheon; joboult.and .Co. (lite 13acon), NO. 159, Ox.
ford-street; B. Newhery, corner of Sr. Paul's Church.
yard; Tutr, Royal Exchange; arat -by Mast Booksellers
and Mealicine,Veridors in the throe ls.riogdurnS. •
To thote I.4dics or Gentlemen bor.:k•ring on the-State of
Mai doiony, the Dot9or would particularly recommend the
Iloianical fly rup (prior to theirlippearanee before the Altar
'113111en),
.A,Vio lee in the s mai lest.degivo 4ikprehcaliiVeot
tate SYStell; not being entirely bound, or suittect to relaxa..
'ions of the. Solids. .

Many huntire...ds of Personf. in the Cohntieq of Devon I a kik.,
Ddrtiet knit: nets tutored from the bank of the Krive, the
'which the Papers,- in file said Countiev, hoc d.ii:y given
an i'.ct, duat of.

The gt;:at Dethatui 19r ti;t.se irtvaltmble liedicines, by
Aoll,rt-ilirniegitotit Kingdontio sutficitnti-y 10411-
tb:ia..3alqtary

A 223,L'acti'c -cwitaiits rqual to five sru4ll orvii

IMPERML PARLIAMENT.

RO US'S 04 COMMONS.
4"
THUR§I3AY, FEB.

The SPEAKER stated, that the ,House had
waited upon His MAJESTY with their Address,
to which His MAJESTY had been pleased to make
a most gracious Answer.

Tie SPEAKER informed the Hon, Gentleman

that, the Motion before the House, was not that
a supply be granted, but that the House should
Fiolive itself into a Committee.
The House then -refolved itself into a Commit-
tee olSupply, JAVA 'BR hGG win the Chair.

Mr. ROSE said, he would recommend to the

Flon. Gentleman to oppose any specific Supply
Of -which he might disapprerve, rather than to
oppose the Supply generally ; —he then moved,
'6 That a Supply be granted to His MAJESTY."
Mr. lOLUFFE said, he would not then
state his'reasons at length for opposing any Sup..
ply being granted ; if he were inclined to do so,
he believed he should give the Gentlemen on the

other side, some diflicuity to explain how so much
money had been expended ; but he should have
opportunities enough for entering into that sub_
jest, He was not disposed to question the
abilities of the CHANG ti.LOtt Of the E4CHEQUER,
but he thought him very culpable in sufFering
such extravagance,
The Motion was then agreed to, and the
House being resumed, the Committee was ad.
journcd till to-morrow,

Mr. SIIERID4 N said, he had this morning
received a note from a Right Hon. Gentleman,
requesting that the Motion of which he had
given notice for this day, might be put off, in
consequence of the indisposition of that Right
Hon. Gentleman, which prevented him from at-
tending his duty in Parliament. Mr. Sit talbAil
- said, the Motion he intended whs a preliminary
one, which he meant to follow up, whether he was
successful in it or not, With other Motions, the
tendency of which would be, seriously to eti-
minate His Majesty's Ministers. He then post.
poned his Motion, but in so low a tone of voice,
that we did not distinctly hear- him, bat we be
lieve it was till Tuesday next.
Mr. ABBOT moved for an account of the
Ordinary and Evracirdinary Revenue of Great
Bri tai n, distinguishing England and Scotland ; for
an account of the Income of the Consolidated
Fund, the payments made out of it, and the actual
charges thereon ; for an account of the Amount
of all the Taxes, distinguishing those laid on
before 1793 ; for an account of the Imports and
Exports for, the last 16 years, distinguishing
those from India and China ; for an account 46-f
the Public Funded Debt of Great Britain, and of
the progress mace towards its reduction for an
account of the Unfunded Debt of Great Britain,
and some other public papers ; all of which Mo-
tions were agreed to.
Mr. ABiIOT said, that next week he should
have Motions of a .similar nature to lay before
the House respeaing Ireland.