The Sun.
London, England, 1801-05-15 00:00:00

DIXONis AIkITIRILIOUS PILLS.

1:1-1 ESE. Pills arc, Well known in the private Prac-
tice of the Proprietor, G,DIXOI+I '
, Apothecary and
at the request of several Persons or Distindion and others,
who are accustomed to take
,thcht, wcre,first offered to the
P üblic.

They are found to be an excellent Remedy for Indigestion,
Crudities in'the Stomach, Loss of Appetite, COlitlVOllt:44,
Sick Head-achy, Flatulencies in the. Stomach and• Bowels.
arising from Bilibus Humours. These Pills arc particularly
-recommended to alt Persons whose StOmaeh and Head are
disordered by-free' liVing, which symptoms they never tail to
remove.

They nrelikewise a good aperitive, arida cleanser of Sallow
Complexions from 0 OA rua ions in the Liver and other 4.lauses,l
and will prove a valuable addition to a Medicine Chest in
lotr. voyages, as by their frequent use, they will prevent- 'f
that change of habit which generally occurs•in hot climates.
Their operation depends on the stAte of the Stomach, and do
no
.t_ require any contentment or particular diet.
'The following, with many other Letters, Mr. Dixon
has lately received:

To Mr. Dixon, Apothecary, Cheltingdon, Sussex.
Sir, I cannot resist the pleasure I have of haforrning yott
how much I am indebtedlo you for'.the present state of, my
heilth. When I sent tor you to Brighton, I need not remind
you of the-deplotable state I was in with nervous trernhlings
and horrors, so common to those who ?indulge themselves
too frequently in spirituous liquors, that life became hurzher.-
some to me. For the first fortnight '1 todk yuur Anti Odious,
Pills, it is incredible what ottenalie matter came from me.
1 now .only -take a Pill or two in fhe.cotirse•of the week ; but
they never have any effecl unless there is sometbsing ollettsive
to come away.

1 remain, your Obedient Servant
Bri;lttors, Dec. 19, TBOO. . STEPHEN TAYLER.
sold, Wholesale. and Retail, atChing and Butler's Niel
dui Warehouse, No. 4, Cheapside, Lnndon, in I'lcs
is. and ss. sd. Half Bottles 2S. 9d. ; also at Payt):.'s,
; BUMP'S,
.Portsmonth; Sheppard's, Bc;stol ;
Ne;ales, .Dover ; .Gregson's, Liverpool ; and Gregory's,
Lrithton; and by ono Vender in every Town In the Kingeboin.

Af TRIALLIP PAfl L IAIII EN7:

HOUSE OF* COMMONS.

THURSDAY, MAY 14.

The Bill for better regulating the trade in Raw
Hides arid Skins, was brought bp, read a first rime,
and ordered -to be read a second time on Tuesday

next.- -, ,
sir: W. ELFORD
nmoved the Order of the Day
... _„
o the Bill forpreventilig 'of Forgery of Bank
Notes, and Bills of Exchange, &c. :which was, that
the Bill:be-6°w read a second film. . .... .

- Mr.TENT opposed the principle of the Bill, on
4 the grOund of its going to multiply the penalties of
the 'Law, already too numerous, and also increasing
,• ' the evils of Country Bank!.., already enormous. He
moved, that instead of the Word "-now,". be substi-
ty'ed " this Day three Months."
11,1r.70NES'econded this Motion, and followed
the grounds of Mr. DENT on 'the evils of Country
Bankers Paper getting so much into .circulation,
which he attributed to the stoppage of payment- of
the Bank of Englaml in specie ; , this he said was
_caused by the SubsidieS which this, Country had en_
. tered into during the,present War.
Sir' W. ELFORD answered the objen.ions of the-
ttvo. Honourable Members, in a, Speech of consider-
,-
able legth..
Sir R. BUXTON opposed -the Bill, from a con;
vidion that. its e+ its would be pernicious. He
knew no reason why his own Note of hand should
I not be considered-as entitled to the same security by
.way of proteftion frou Fo\rgery, as the Notes of
Country
,Banker.' \This was a measure adopted upon
the rnsitlel of the -Bill‘to prevent POrgery of the
„ Notre of the Bank of Ireland, for it prohibited the
use of paper 'with, certain water marks id it ; that
was A-replafion for the security of the Bank which
was a National objet, but this wus not so, and
fherefoie he oprsed it. • •
•
Mr. EI.LISON was a decided friend to the Bill,
as a incasorc to prevent the ektension of the crime
u. Foigery.
ME, Roa,!7oN opposed the
. Mr. MAR.TIN, of Galway, 'supported the Bill.
Mrs .O,ORRY was also a' friend 'to it from a con-
viaion.of its,necessity ; but with regard to a measure
of 'the tactic kind, of which he had given notice, and
which related to Ireland, he thought it required
much more time for refleetion than he had hitherto
b,!en , able' to bestow upon it before he brought it
forward. He wished it, however, to be understood
that such a measure neither was nor Would be aban.:
doned,hy him, although he had no•great' hope of
being able to accomplish it this Session of -Par-
liament.
Mr. BCIRPO.N. approved of the principle of the
and saw no harm 'in its contents, except that
the title and clauses did not so well correspond as
might have been wished.
• This conversation terminated by the •
The SPEAKER observing, that as this Pill
contained Provisions which did not agree with the
leave•whieh the House gave to bring it in, it must
be either' negatived 'or withdrawn, for hat pro-
ceeding further on- suck a measure was irregular.- 1 -
'he Bill therefore was withdrawn, and, on Mo_
tion„ leave was given to 'bring' in a proper Bill,
InSteau thereof.