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YELLOW 'FEVER.
EVERY experienced Physician knOws. what dan-
gerous Disord_rs ,arise from_ a, redundancy of bile in
.the habit. However saltaary a due •secretion of this fluid
may be; yet a diffusion of it in the circulation is known from
its putrescent quality, to bring on sudden and tlital
In hot Countries this consequence is more to be apprehended
than in temperate Climates. , It has been supposed by—the
most eminent of the Faculty to have occasioned the d+.vailit...
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A.N TI BI LIOUS PILLS in curing, and particularly in pre-
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ASTALEPTIC PILLS.
OR the }2,httienarif,,:us and whiz]: revtti!
if at this season of the year, no NlMicine .is so sate and
efficacious as Dr.JAMES', ANALEPTIC PILLS. T leir
pecullar'tfilTency tO"proinae-PerspirafieO, and all t;fe uatural
See'retions, will account for their singullar-vh.tties in tnet,e
ComplaintS,. as well as itt nutty others to, wilic ; the,
frame is liable, from, the:vicissitudes ottr Toey
are ,tlrriirablY calculated for DisiiMers of the S;omauh and
Bovvels,lisr persons of a Bilidus or.,a Gouryliabit,::as Flisolbr
those whose constitutions :1;.,/e been by a too licAime
or too sedet.nai y life. t„2: 2 14'1 L• 'sot_
viceable in Head-Achs
=yin% the had etlects of,'free ; as also in previiitibg
Palsies and Apoplexies, .SQ often the cons'equ,,,,,, „-
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Rs the AN ALEP'fiC PILLS ir" exc. ilence toa
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COUand.Rai,JIMATIC
.THE GOUT and l:i i TIS Y 1 are the most
painful and debilitat,m; ,mpiaints mankind are sub-
j..et to. Tic Gout is 'suf. pos-:d incurable, as' all • other (lit-
orders we're said to' (whi,:ti we know, nut how to. cure)
until radical ancl.sateremedies were discovered to-curetheny.
I t has been-thought dangerims to clue or' prtfVent the return
of the 'Gotit. But if the-cause is removed, all danger must
bedomeaway; which this Tincture (taken _as -and
regimen followed as prescribed) will completely elseet, as is
proved, 'by litany respectable aaraders in 'London and
el 5 -
where; who have long, and stiii do'experieoase the happi,,st
caeca of,-;whose., letters, verifying- the,
(acts, Mr. has
with their authority to publish, and to retcr Ladies and Gen-
tlemen' to the Writers, who Will' ausWer' lily particulars in
person.
Personal references
,must surely be more convincing and
satjsfaC.tory than the publicltion of letters, which, b, come,
Maybe suspected as fabricated for the sole purpae of re-
counnenditte;' the Medicines. ^ Therefore lie precers refei-ing
the Atilided to original letters,in his possess,lon7. and to the
Patients 'theinselves, who are too -re,ifie±.lab le. to, be suspected
whillte'e7thent- in perfect health, ,and
enjojting, the ireemse of I hei r.limltsouus t .w.,;ol,lvincLd of the
pqwerful a„nd -sa,lutary efficacy of, these 'Medicines. Facts
arestubbckii. d •thidgs„an will conTrer every prejudice. • The
Goiff has-been said to be- a sanitary disease, and supposed
(by,`fhose who knownOt the cause, nor hot or prevent
ht,),,,to,:kep.,off all other col-nplaints ; the Writer begs leave,
with &lc:defer:x:s;e; to diinr from such as are of this opi-
iiit~tts since assertiOn __has ,never been proved.- Til.a
conttafy is .the,,fact, is .drily proved. ,How niany
C out). Patients do we not see and hear of suffering under a
c(unplication of dis'Orders• such as hettinatiiin,-SeurVy,
Bilious and Nervous A.l-le:Ctions - • Hiccups, ,Syttocatiol4
• Heart-burn, Head-ach,. Pains in the Stomach an‘l, BoyNls.
All orkinating'froth the Sonar cause as the (; OM;
these Tincihres will elfeCtuAly:remove avid proaentstt takeri
as directed„,iand, regimen followed as prescribed,. anti fin pa.
tient need fear any subsequent ill effects toe use of ibis•
Medicine; which canntl( ihjur?: the moist delicate corstitution,
if taken as direeted. )4t-may trot be improper to deelire there
is no Mcrcuryin these Medicines, knowing that some..pi.e.
pated with that pernicious drui,, are reLonimended•lbr the
Gout ; Mercury, to d Gouty' Patient,- is as deadly poison,
sure to injure. These Medicines will keep •any length of
time in any climate.' ,
Mr. Dix may he consulted every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, from ten to three o'clock, at his house, No.-2.7, 1) [yet.-
Charlotte-street, Fitzroy-square, where, and at 1.
No. 34, Holborn, these Tinctures may be had with direc-
tions.
l'he,Gout Tindure, in Bottles at 11. as-. and ii. I/S. 6d.
Stamps included. RheumatieThioture, ii. Ss. and 21. as.
ditto.

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

,110CSE OF PEERS,

TUESDAY, DEC. I.

jtkistiteht Was given relative to the Sots Appeal,
w ILKIE 2. GREIG.

'NC LO7LD CHANCELLOR delivered

ments upon the case at some length, and concluded
moving a proposition, the result of which was to
''''ityerse- the Decree of the Scots Codrt—arid the

question being put, it was ordered accordingly;
Their Lordships then proceeded to the further
consideration of the Appeal Cause, Johnston, Gor-
don, and others, v. Watson and Ebenezer Stott..
'll :ALEXANDER. was heard as second Counsel
for the Appellants, and the ATTORNEY GENERAL,
at some length for the Respondents. After which
their Lordships postponed the further hearing till
Thursday.
The several Bills before the House were forward-
ed in their respective stages ; those were for the.
most part Naturalization Bills, which were read
a third time, passed, and messages ordered to the
_Commons to acquaint that House therewith.
The second reading of Hoare's Divorce Bill,
whichltood for this day, and on which the House
Was summoned, was postponed until (as we could
collea) after the recess.
Several'arrangements were made with respect to
hearing Appeals.

Three p-rivarels were brought from the Cozy_
irons
_by Sir \V. ELrORD, which being severally
read a first time, the House adjoUrned till Thursday.

HOUSE OF COMMONS,

TUESDAYS DEC. I.

Mr. N. V ANS ITT 41 RT brought up a Report
from, the Committee on Expiring Laws, the first
Resolution of which was ordered to be referred to a
Committee of the whole House to. morrow, and a
bill was ordered on the second,